That really was a classic moment in American history. Just sayin.'
A brawl broke out between a Black dock worker and a mob of angry white voters at the Montgomery Riverfront over the weekend.
The attorney for Black Alabama woman Carlee Russell issued a statement admitting that her disappearance and kidnapping were fake. The statement was read by Hoover Police Chief Nick Derzis on Monday. Shortly afterward, Thomar Simmons issued a statement blasting Russel and declaring that he was her "ex-boyfriend".
Alabama woman Carlee Russell is no longer employed at The Woodhouse Spa. The owner, Stuart Rome, confirmed this over the weekend. He expressed concern over the doubts about Russell's claims raised by law enforcement last week and says her co-workers were "pissed off" about the situation.
The boyfriend of once-missing Carlee Russell expressed his thanks on social media in addition to revealing that she fought for two days to make it back. Thomar Latrell Simmons also addressed those who were skeptical about her disappearance last Thursday in the Facebook post.
Carlee Russell, a Black woman who was reported missing in Alabama, has been found and returned to her residence after a large search.
Hangout Music Festival has officially punched its ticket to 2022. The three-day oceanside music festival is set to return to the beaches of Gulf Shores, Alabama for the first time since 2019 from May 20-22, 2022. Organizers have put together a massive lineup of EDM, pop, rock, hip-hop, and country artists for the momentous fest. Zedd, SLANDER, ILLENIUM, Madeon, Louis The Child and more will rep the electronic music scene. Major contemporary music artists to perform include Post Malone, Tame Impala, Megan Thee Stallion, Oliver Tree, Post Malone, Halsey, and Fall Out Boy, among many others. Hangout Music Festival Recommended Articles Registration for pre-sale tickets to Hangout 2022 is now active on the festival’s official website and they’ll be available on December 10t...
A band of President Donald Trump’s Republican allies planned a last-ditch effort on Wednesday to undo his election loss to Democrat Joe Biden, a bid almost certain to fail that comes on the same day their party is poised to lose its majority in the Senate. The Republican-led Senate and Democratic-controlled House of Representatives were due to meet to formally certify Biden’s victory in the Nov. 3 election in proceedings that could stretch past midnight. In a joint session of Congress, Trump’s allies plan to challenge the results from a handful of states won by Biden. Thousands of pro-Trump protesters converged on Washington ahead of the session at his urging. Some clashed with police overnight. Biden won the election by a 306-232 count in the state-by-state Electoral College and by a marg...