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A new Diddy accuser claims he was sexually assaulted, raped and humiliated at a "freak-off" party in Miami ... and he says Jay-Z, Beyoncé, LeBron James and Gloria Estefan saw him in rough shape. Diddy is being sued for human trafficking by a Florida man named Manzaro Joseph , who claims Diddy humiliated him at an April 2015 birthday party for King Combs by strapping a penis to his face and parading him around.
The power didn't fail: The Warriors' sound system kept working, blaring Miami-centric tunes like Gloria Estefan's "Conga" and Trick Daddy's "Take It To Da House." "You need your eyes to be able to get a sense of perception," Curry said. "But you don't necessarily need to see the rim in HD, full, spotlight-type situation to knock it down." A couple of players were done by the time the lights went out, including Kevin Durant. "Luckily, the lights cut off right after I got done, so I was good," Durant said. "But I've shot in the dark plenty of times before."
What do Katie Couric, Gloria Estefan, Jamie Lee Curits and Dennis Rodman all have in common? If you said "They've all been photographed in a wedding dress!" ... you're correct. But we also would have accepted ... they have all written children's books. That's right ... the NBA Hall of Famer and occasional crossdresser is releasing his own book for kids called "Dennis The Wild Bull" ... set to be released sometime later this year.
The context of LeBron's appearance, I do not know. Really, I don't care to know. What I do know is that he broke it down to some Gloria Estefan on the Ellen Show, doing soe aerobics with a room full of ladies. Have fun with this one, Cleveland.
Wade himself claimed that he is catching up to Gloria Estefan in terms of popularity in Miami and did not count out living with his new teammates. When asked about Chris Bosh possibly being linked to Cleveland prior to he and LeBron James taking off for “South Beach,” Kimmel asked Wade if he would have considered playing with the two other All-Stars in Cleveland. “No,” Wade quickly replied. “I wasn’t going to Cleveland.” The response drew a laughter from the Los Angeles-based crowd, obviously because Cleveland is such a dreadful place to play basketball for six months of the year. Just ask Joakim Noah.
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