Jai Doll has made some bold accusations against her ex-partner and rapper, Quando Rondo. The social media personality — who shares daughter Italy Naomi with the rapper — recently took to her Twitter to share a series of tweets, where she accused Rondo of not being a responsible co-parent. Jai Doll's Allegations against Quando RondoIn one of her tweets, Doll claimed that the Georgia-born rapper often chased women and spent time with them rather than investing the same time with their nearly 2-year-old daughter.

Espionage This article is more than 12 years oldSpanish superspy Francisco Paesa, 75, gets out of yet another scrapeThis article is more than 12 years oldSierra Leone escapade follows a lifetime of intrigue including years on Interpol's 'most wanted' listFrancisco Paesa bamboozled terrorists, laundered money, entrapped crooked police chiefs, became mixed up in a dirty war fought on French soil, fooled Interpol and placed a death notice in a Spanish newspaper asking monks to pray for his soul.

Movies Stockard Channing once spoke about 'Grease' and "There Are Worse Things I Could Do," revealing that she had to fight to keep the number in the film. Published on December 21, 2020 3 min read While upbeat rhythms and high-octane dance sequences define Grease, Rizzo’s lament, “There Are Worse Things I Could Do,” remains one of the musical’s most celebrated tunes. From the emotional maturity inherent to the song to the depth of character granted to the movie’s “so-called” bad girl, Stockard Channing embodies an isolated woman who is internally alone despite leading “the pack.

Arelis Reynoso, the wife of Tito Horford, is his life partner, the mother of his children, and his staunchest ally. To learn more about his family and wealth, continue reading. Dominican Republic native and former NBA player Tito Horford is now retired. The Milwaukee Bucks picked Tito Horford with the 39th overall choice in the second round of the 1988 NBA Draft. He became the first NBA player of Dominican descent.

Jason Mitchell (left) and Garrett Hedlund in Mudbound. In the searing, Sundance-anointed dramaMudbound (in limited theatrical release and on Netflix November 17), Garrett Hedlund and Jason Mitchell portray World War II veterans making the uneasy transition from combat duty to civilian life in 1940s Mississippi. The recently returned airman and tank division sergeant — who were, respectively, a flirtatious good-time Charlie and the sharecropping son of tenant farmers before the war — cross racial fault lines to form a friendship over swigs of bourbon and a kind of shared shell shock.