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Celebrity blogger used her YouTube channel to vow an appeal after losing Cardi B defamation case Rolling Stone article by Nancy Dillion Celebrity blogger Latasha Kebe made a rambling and defiant live address on YouTube Wednesday, vowing to go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court to appeal  the new $4 million jury verdict  reached Monday that found her liable for defaming  Cardi B . “These last four years fighting this conspiracy case have been extremely challenging, and yet I wouldn’t change a single thing about any of it. I’ve learned so much,” Kebe, also known as Tasha K, claimed as more than 29,000 viewers tuned in to watch her  evening address on her UnWineWithTashaK channel. Staring into the camera, Kebe bizarrely claimed she was the true victim in the case, not the rapper she falsely and repeatedly claimed had herpes and worked as a prostitute. Without ever identifying Cardi by name, Kebe alleged that a “machine” driven by “corporate interests” including “prostitution, drug use,

Breaking Story... 32 minutes ago Tisha Campbell was almost abducted by three dubious assailants while waiting for a taxi. Tisha immediately took to Tik Tok to share the account.  A   "sketchy"   van   was   going  to  try   and   take her when  she was given a phone number to call for  a  cab . She details that  It's   a   sketchy - looking  van,  but there ' s a guy in the back . So when he  gets  out, he ' s just standing there. I thought he was getting dropped off, but he ' s just standing there. He  says ,  ' Get in ',  and I 'm   like,   ' What ?   '.  "Get   in , "   he   says,   "but  I  said   " no !","  Campbell replied I have several questions for Campbell about the attempted abduction:  Who was the man that gave you the number?  Why couldn't you drive to set? Did you call the police? What was the racial make up of the assailants? How did you get to set? The man that gave you the number was he wit

James Bond from left to right: Sean Connery, George Lazenby, Roger Moore, Timothy Dalton, Pierce Brosnan, and Daniel Craig.  During  the  course of over 50 years,  the   James Bond franchise  has cast six actors in the lead role and  adapted  to  changing   cultural  norms   and Hollywood trends.  It   seems   that   every one of us has  a vague idea of what constitutes a James Bond movie . However ,  a closer  look  reveals a  worldview   in   which   not even the producers seem entirely certain  of  what a  Bond  film  should be.  It's all about the girls, gadgets, cars, and villains, but what about the secret agent in the middle? How does Bond change over time? I say the core character should never change however, his technology should. Bond should stay forever, young. Hollywood is casting for the next James Bond film, "No Time To Die." There are about 10 actors who throw there hat in the ring. Daniel Craig had a good 15 year run. I saw all of them and I think he did a