VIDEO: Katt Williams is in Jail --Again
Seventh arrest in 26 months for volatile comedian
2013-01-09
The Skanner News
Comedian Katt Williams is behind bars in Los Angeles after blowing off a court appearance in Sacramento. Read the complete article
Comedian Katt Williams is behind bars in Los Angeles after blowing off a court appearance in Sacramento. Read the complete article
Frank Ocean ended 2012 with a run-in with the law. On New Year's Eve, the singer was pulled over for speeding and ended up busted for alleged marijuana possession. Read the complete article
Rapper Kanye West announced Sunday that his girlfriend Kim Kardashian is pregnant. The family confirmed the news on Twitter. Read the complete article
The Skanner News’ longtime photographer Julie Keefe has been named as Portland’s first-ever Creative Laureate by Mayor Sam Adams. Read the complete article
The Second Annual Eddie Barnett Jr. Memorial Tournament is this weekend, Dec. 7-8 at Grant High School. Read the complete article
(CNN) -- Jazz fans, as with their counterparts in rock 'n' roll, tend to enthralled with the outlaws, renegades and mystics in their artistic realm. The further "out" jazz musicians or composers are in their personal lives, goes the myth, the more visionary and transcendent their output. Who creates great, or even good art by playing it safe? Read the complete article
(CNN) -- Katt Williams announced the end of his stand-up comedy career Monday, a day after a bizarre incident in Seattle that landed him in jail. Read the complete article
(CNN) -- Joe Jackson, the Jackson family patriarch, suffered a stroke Thursday morning and is being treated in a Las Vegas hospital, a source close to the Jackson family said. Read the complete article
Oregon Ballet Theatre Artistic Director Christopher Stowell today cited a change in the organization’s business model as the reason for submitting his resignation after nine years as the popular and successful leader of the company. Read the complete article
(CNN) -- Facebook will hold a vote, possibly later this week, in which it will ask users to abolish their right to vote on changes to the social network's privacy policies. Read the complete article