Saturday, October 16, 2010

T.I. Gets More Prison Time


According to the Atlanta Journal-Constitution, T.I. told the court that “I screwed up big time, and I’m sorry. I’m truly and sincerely sorry. I don’t want and I don’t need to use drugs anymore. I want them out of my life.”

A rep for Atlantic Records, T.I.’s label, released the following statement: “T.I. is such an important and valued member of our Atlantic family. We offer to him and his family our continued love and support during this very difficult time.”

Really!? Now come on Atlantic Records, this is the reason WHY there is so many problems with todays youth. It's because of statements like this from corporations in SUPPORT of people like T.I. who apparently think they can just break the law and get away with it. Granted, T.I. is going to jail whereas Paris Hilton, Lindsay Lohan and numerous other folks seem to walk away and that doesn't seem quite fair from where I stand but again all of these exploits only serve to show kids that you can do such things and you don't have to pay the consequences.

Record labels and studios should be more responsible and just DROP these artists and actors.

Sneak Peak of 'Sarah Palin's Alaska'

It's still a month before Sarah Palin's reality show debuts but a sneak peek hit the Internet this week, featuring clips of the former Alaska governor enjoying the great outdoors of her home state.

"This is flippin' fun!" Palin exclaims in the 30-second trailer, which shows her hiking up a snow-covered peak, riding an all-terrain vehicle, kayaking through white water and piloting a dog sled.

"I'd rather be doing this than in some stuffy old political office," says the former governor and rumored presidential candidate, while cameras capture the Alaska wilderness.

Her husband, Todd, and their kids also feature prominently. "Family comes first. It's just gotta be that way," she says.

The eight-episode series called "Sarah Palin's Alaska" airs beginning Nov. 14 on TLC.

Watch the trailer: