The long-awaited animated television series co-executive produced by industry leading musician André “3000” Benjamin, has finally been granted a television premiere on its home network, the Cartoon Network. The story of a popular musician named Sunny Bridges who gives up the life of a superstar to teach children the wonders of music, the new animated television series Class of 3000 will be filled with audio interests and much more. André Benjamin, one-half of the popular musical group OutKast, has expanded his repertoire with various acting and production projects and efforts in recent years; and as such, contributes a great deal to the look and feel of Class of 3000  Read the Rest

Georgia-Native Signs His First Deal as an Atlanta Falcon

ATLANTA – MetroPCS, an innovative regional wireless carrier that offers service in the metro Atlanta area, announced today that it has finalized the details for its endorsement deal with hometown hero D.J. Shockley. The deal, which was signed on May, 15, 2006, is Shockley’s first professional endorsement contract. In this role, Shockley will be responsible for promoting the MetroPCS brand via in-store appearances and lending his likeness to local promotional activity, including radio, print, online and in-store advertising.

Shockley was drafted by the Atlanta Falcons in the seventh round (223rd selection overall) of the 2006 NFL and signed a contact with the team on July 26 to serve as one of the back-up quarterbacks to Michael Vick.

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Hogansville — A 17-year-old boy who said he was held sexual captive by a west Georgia man was rescued after sending a text message to family members, police said Friday.

Ted Roy Williams, 58, is being held on charges of aggravated sodomy and false imprisonment, Troup County Sheriff’s Lt. Rick Massie said. Williams was arrested Thursday. At a bond hearing Friday, bond was set at $1 million.

Williams, a married, retired construction worker, met the teen on the popular Internet site MySpace.com and, in a two-week span, persuaded him to leave his Bourne, Mass., foster home and board a plane bound for Atlanta, police said,

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The front entrance to the Regal Hollywood 24 theater in DeKalb County, where the shooting occurred on Friday night, Sept. 29. 

DeKalb police have confirmed that one man was shot and killed at the Regal Hollywood 24 movie theater on I-85 near Shallowford Road on Friday evening.

The shooting, which happened just before 10 p.m., also left a woman injured, with a gunshot wound to the abdomen.

According to police, the shooting vicitms—a brother and sister—were shot at after an argument outside the theater that escalated into a fight, which resulted in the shots being fired.

Police say they are searching for a blue Nissan pickup with four Hispanic males inside. They are believed to be involved in the fight and the shooting

All fingers point to the main guy when the entourage fucks up. P-Diddy already made a statement stating it had nothing to do with him..

“Mr. Combs wants the public to know that this incident was totally unrelated to Justin’s Restaurant or to Bad Boy Entertainment,” attorney Vincent Dimmock said. “The restaurant maintains the highest level of security. Our first priority is and always will be our customers.”

For what reason would Bobby hate on Puffy? Maybe because when he wasn’t included when New Edition signed with Bad Boy?

Two members of singer Bobby Brown’s entourage were taken to hospital and treated for knife wounds after a fight at a restaurant early today, police said.

Brown, who has a history of drug and alcohol arrests, was apparently not involved, authorities said.

He lives outside Atlanta with his wife, singer Whitney Houston.

Brown was with a group of people celebrating a relative’s birthday at Justin’s Restaurant and Bar when a fight broke out, and two members of Brown’s group were either cut or stabbed, police detective DL Dixon said.

“There was a lot of music and talking going on,” Dixon said. “It could have been something as simple as a bump, you know, somebody bumped into each other.”

Justin’s Restaurant and Bar is owned by rapper and producer Sean “P Diddy” Combs.

Authorities were looking for the suspects, who drove away after the fight. The cause of the altercation was not immediately known.

A 21-year-old man was taken to Piedmont Hospital and a 20-year-old man was taken to Atlanta Medical Centre. Both were in stable condition, Dixon said.

Well he finally responded to the allegation. His lawyer is trying to figure out how to make this girl a money hungary ho!

In response to a civil lawsuit, Michael Vick’s attorneys filed documents Friday denying the Falcons quarterback gave a woman a sexually transmitted disease.

Gwinnett County resident Sonya Elliott, 26, alleges Vick knowingly gave her genital herpes following an encounter in April 2003.

The complaint was filed March 14 in Gwinnett County State Court. Elliott seeks damages alleging Vick’s negligence, unwanted physical contact, pain, suffering and potential future medical complications, according to the suit.

In the nine-page response also filed in Gwinnett County, Vick acknowledges meeting Elliott at a nightclub.

Elliott’s attorney, Cale Conley of Atlanta, said in a prepared statement that he has received documents that show Vick and Elliott had socialized, talked on the phone and that Vick introduced Elliott to some friends and his mother.

“We plan to challenge with the court many of the items Mr. Vick claims to be confidential, however, and look forward to further facts coming to light as the discovery process moves forward,” the document said.

Vick and his attorneys had until May 6 to respond to the lawsuit. Vick’s attorneys — Taylor Daly of Atlanta and Lawrence Woodward and Lisa O’Donnell of Virginia Beach, Va., could not be reached for comment.

So basically the High School student gets suspended for using a cellphone during lunch. The school’s policy is that you can’t use a cell phone during the school time

A high school junior in a central Georgia military town was suspended from school this week after refusing to end a long-distance cellphone call from his mother, an Army sergeant serving in Iraq.

Kevin Francois, a 17-year-old student at Spencer High School in Columbus, Ga., was in the school cafeteria Wednesday when his mother, Sgt. 1st Class Monique Bates, called to check in with him. When Francois went outside to get better reception, he was spotted by a teacher who — citing a district policy against cellphone use during school hours — told him to hang up.

Francois refused and was suspended for 10 days for disorderly conduct.

“I think I was right by not hanging up my phone,” Francois said in a phone interview Friday

They was both wrong! I’m pretty sure the student was very emotional when confronted by the teacher. If he would of gently explain to the teacher who he was talking too it could of ended right there. This is a minor incident and the school of should have been able to handle this much much better

Short and Sweet. Personally it is not good enough. I’m going into treatment? Is she admitting to be crazy.
John it might be best if you wait this one out

“At this time, I cannot explain fully what happened to me last week. I had a host of compelling issues which seemed out of control — issues for which I was unable to address or confine.

“Please, may I assure you that my running away had nothing to do with ‘cold feet,’ nor was it ever about leaving John. Those who know me, know how excited I’ve been, and how excited I was about the spectacular wedding we planned, and how I could not wait to be Mrs. John Mason.

“In my mind, it was never about the timing, however unfortunate. I was simply running from myself and from certain fears controlling my life.

“Each day I am understanding more about who I am and the issues that influenced me to respond inappropriately. Therefore, I have started professional treatment, voluntarily.

“I am truly sorry for the troubles I caused, and I offer my deep and sincere apology. I ask for John’s forgiveness and that of his family. I also ask for forgiveness of my family, our friends, our respective churches, our communities and any others I may have offended unintentionally.

“I am deeply grateful and appreciative to everyone who responded on my behalf. I thank you for every expression of support and effort. Your sacrifices of time and personal inconvenience touched me deeply, and I hope your spirit of care is not lessened.

“I understand that many people wanted to hear from me personally today, and I wanted to be there. However, I look forward to days ahead when I am strong enough to speak for myself.

“As John said on countless occasions recently, may we follow teaching of Scripture, in being kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving, just as God in Christ forgives us.

“Thank you.”

I’m still debating if i should purchase a fish scale

The Georgia Aquarium will open Nov. 23, the day before Thanksgiving. Bernie Marcus, the Home Depot co-founder who donated at least $200 million to build the facility, announced the date Monday.

He said information about ticket reservations will be revealed later. More than 55,000 sea creatures are to live in the aquarium, being built near Centennial Olympic Park in downtown Atlanta.

There is someone walking around missing two fingers now. Very much similar to the Wendy’s chili case, Now, a Wilmington, North Carolina man, Clarence Stowers has found a finger in his custard. Scroll down to the bottom of the link to see the video.

Here is a grainy picture from the video

My question is, at what point did they stop the custard making machine to find the finger? Missing finger means there was blood. Which means there was blood in the ice cream. This is much more worse.