Usher Gets Back At Ex-Wife For Demanding He Take A Drug Test Over Cocaine Use

Kicking Her And The Kids Out!

Usher Raymond and Tameka Foster

Tameka Foster, the ex-wife of singer, Usher Raymond, is finding out fast just how much their relationship has deteriorated. Months ago Foster demanded Raymond take a drug test regarding cocaine use, as leverage in their custody and alimony court dispute. The singer is still holding it against her.

Usher has called in a realtor to sell the $3,000,000 Roswell, Georgia mansion Foster is living in with his two sons and her children from a previously marriage. Foster is enraged over his decision, as she could be forced to vacate the home in 60 days, depending on when the property sells. If he wants to be really nasty, he may evict her and his children before the property has a buyer. 

Raymond doesn't even live in the home and has other properties, but is being mean to Foster in what is typical Hollywood behavior. Foster is not nice either, but considering his kids live in the house, you would think he wouldn't be so spiteful in kicking them all out.

Deion Sanders To Pay Wife Pilar Sanders $10,000 Per Month In Alimony Payments

 

Pilar Sanders and Deion Sanders

 

A Texas judge has ordered NFL hall of famer, Deion Sanders, to pay his wife, Pilar Sanders, $10,000 per month in alimony payments and to cover her legal fees of $275,000. Sanders, however, comes out ahead, keeping his $5,000,000 mansion, its contents, vehicles, jewelry and financial investments.

The case turned against Pilar when she and a female friend physically attacked Deion in his bedroom, on the side of the property they shared during the divorce proceedings that are ongoing. As a result of the domestic violence attack, Pilar was ordered to leave the home and stay 500 feet away from Deion.

Is Justin Bieber Really Engaged To Selena Gomez

...But Keeping The Entire Thing A Secret

         

Justin Bieber and Selena Gomez

Mainstream publications and blogs have indicated pop singer Justin Bieber, 18, was spotted wedding ring shopping with girlfriend, Selena Gomez, 19. The two have been dating for almost two years. If the current story is true, it would break a lot of teenage hearts and Twitter would explode.

 

Selena Gomez

The couple has been silent on the engagement claims, but their actions are telling another story. Gomez was also spotted house shopping with Bieber several weeks ago. They certainly are behaving like a couple that is about to get married, but that remains to be seen.

Judge Rules Pilar Sanders Must Vacate The Mansion She Shared With Deion Sanders After Domestic Violence Attack

Deion Sanders and Pilar Sanders 

The judge in the child custody and divorce case of NFL hall of famer, Deion Sanders and his wife, Pilar Sanders, has ruled in favor of the football star, issuing a restraining order. Pilar Sanders has been ordered to stay 500 feet away from her husband, after a domestic violence incident. He has also been granted full custody of the couple's three children. 

The Sanders have been sharing a mansion in Texas during their acrimonious divorce. Pilar Sanders and a female friend, Dee Boswell, attacked Deion Sanders in his bedroom, on his side of the couple's home, after his wife found out he has been dating promiscuous, Tracey Edmonds, the ex-wife of singer/producer Kenneth "Babyface" Edmonds

Deion Sanders and Tracey Edmonds 

Boswell attempted to film the duo attacking him with her mobile phone camera. This prompted Sanders to toss the mobile phone outside his home. He then removed Pilar from his bedroom by lifting her up by the waist and placing her outside the room. Sanders and his children filed a police report regarding the incident. They have both been charged in the case, with Pilar facing the greater legal penalties.

Report: "Banks Treat Foreclosed Homes Better In Mostly White Neighborhoods"

New Report Alleges Discrimination And Racism

A newly released report by the the National Fair Housing Alliance indicates foreclosed homes in white neighborhoods, were treated better than those in minority areas. This means, after evicting occupants, homes in white neighborhoods received better maintenance by banks, than properties in predominantly black and Hispanic areas.

These prejudices are prevalent in the banking system. For example, the now defunct Washington Mutual Bank, was forced to pay a large settlement for targeting blacks and Hispanics for high risks loans. In another legal action against the kaput bank, it was discovered they targeted non-English speaking customers and those with black or Hispanic sounding names, to saddle with extra mortgage fees, for services they did not need. Regrettably, racism is alive and well in the corporate sector.

STORY SOURCE

Report: Banks Treat Foreclosed Homes Better In Mostly White Neighborhoods

By Chris Morran on April 4, 2012 2:15 PM - While Americans of every possible ethnic and racial group were hit by the massive foreclosures when the economy went KABOOM! a few years back, a new report claims that banks are often giving short shrift to the upkeep and marketing of foreclosed properties in areas with predominantly non-white residents.

Earlier today, the National Fair Housing Alliance released the result of its undercover investigation into how bank-owned properties are treated in nine major metro areas — Atlanta, Baltimore, Dallas, Dayton, Miami/Fort Lauderdale, Oakland, Philadelphia, Phoenix, and Washington, DC.

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