Alt-right provocateur Milo Yiannopoulos is attempting to make a comeback and he’s gearing up for a return to UC Berkeley along the way. Many of the same people questioning how Yiannopoulos got into this past weekend’s MTV VMA Awards ceremony will soon be scratching their heads over the famously liberal school’s plans to host the controversial speaker, along with other far-right mouthpieces, months after a riot broke out during his scheduled appearance earlier this year.

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Big props are due for Trae Tha Truth. After having to be rescued Monday from the dangerous flood waters engulfing his hometown, the Houston hip hop legend got out the next day to do his own part in aiding some of the countless victims still stranded by the deadly flood. Continue Reading

Trump’s response to Hurricane Harvey in Houston has been less than stellar, and now according to the New York Times, the POTUS has compared the flooding and devastation caused by the storm to “water damage” that happened at one of his real estate properties.
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Showtime is taking action to satisfy angry customers whose viewing experience was interrupted during the Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Conor McGregor fight. The network’s VP of communications, Chris DeBlasio, claims that a “very limited” number of complaints on the issue has been received and that they are each being reviewed in order to determine who will get their $99.99 back. Continue Reading

With the 9,000 people taken into Houston’s George R. Brown Convention Center already doubling the venue’s 5,000 seat capacity, and the American Red Cross rounding out the number of citizens continuing to seek shelter, Hurricane Harvey has brought its impacted areas to a state of desperation, and frustrations are naturally boiling over. Continue Reading

Houston is currently experiencing massive floods due to Hurricane Harvey, which has left numerous homeowners and residents displaced, as well as some dead. People have been searching for places in the area as a refuge away from the monstrous storm, with many looking at Pastor Joel Osteen and his megachurch as a potential spot. However, representatives from Osteen’s church said that the church was flooded and was not able to take anyone in. Osteen’s megachurch has the capacity to hold up to 16,800 people at once. Osteen and his church were met with backlash, especially with reports of the storm getting worse in areas in terms of flooding. Continue Reading

Hurricane Harvey, the monstrous storm that has devastated Houston has left many people displaced, some injured, and five dead according to reports. Now, news has arrived that one woman was rescued after being stuck on her roof for eight hours. Her rescue took place after she was interviewed via a video phone call. Continue Reading