NEW YORK, May 21 (UPI) -- The Rev. Al Sharpton is denying allegations he threatened to protest outside of Dr. Dre's studio unless the U.S. music mogul donated $500,000 to charity.
The Rev. Al Sharpton is denying allegations he threatened to protest outside of Dr. Dre's studio unless the U.S. music mogul donated $500,000 to charity. Bruce Williams, Dr. Dre's former longtime confidante, claims Sharpton made the threat because he was offended by certain rap lyrics and unhappy about a feud between rappers 50 Cent and The Game, the New York Post reported.He said if we didn't
A longtime confidant of rapper Dr. Dre claims the Rev. Al Sharpton threatened to march on the hip-hop icon's recording studio unless he donated a half-million dollars to charity. Bruce Williams, Dr. Dre's former right-hand man, said the alleged
There was thunder in the Valley Wednesday, and I don't mean the kind in the sky. This thunder came out of the right arm of Holy Cross' Dre (rhymes with tree) Moschello.
   The Screven County Gamecocks were knocked out of the GHSA Class AA playoffs in Game Two Wednesday by North Oconee in an 18-7 decision advancing the Titans to the Final Four.    After Tuesdays game was rained out with NOHS holding a 3-2 advantage heading in to the bottom of the fourth, it was started over Wednesday, with SCHS’s Jeremy Rosier getting the start.    The Gamecocks used five
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