Rapper The Game is in some serious hot water if he doesn’t comply with an order from a judge by noon on Friday.
The star rapper lost a civil lawsuit a couple years ago over a sexual assault claim and was ordered to pay Priscilla Rainey $7 million, according to TMZ. But he might be in a bit of trouble now because he apparently hasn’t handed over the documents he was ordered. (RELATED: SUPERSTAR RAPPER ARRESTED. HERE’S WHAT WE KNOW)
TMZ has reported that he will be arrested if he doesn’t give up the documents by noon this Friday.
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Something tells me he should just hand over those documents. He already lost the case, he was ordered to pay the money, and I don’t see any point in going to jail over it now. The TMZ report stated the warrant for his arrest has already been issued. They’re clearly not playing around, and he will absolutely get taken into custody if he doesn’t comply by the Friday deadline.
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The decisions rappers and entertainers make will never cease to amaze me. How is this even up for debate? Who would rather go to jail than hand over documents from a case they already lost? It makes no sense at all.
Stay tuned! Things might get interesting very quickly.As the fashion industry continues its expansion into the metaverse with digital drops and collabs to boot, London-based menswear duo Stefan Cooke have announced their own jaunt into the The Sims’ digital realm. Someone hold our green diamonds.
Made in collaboration with the British Fashion Council, co-designers Cooke and Jake Burt have selected 23 pieces from collections past and present for the digital capsule, titled The Sims 4 Modern Menswear Kit. Promising the latest and greatest in menswear brilliance, the pack builds upon a rich universe of expansion packs that allow gamers to steeze out their world with additional furnishings, textures, terrains, pets… you get the gist.
Already home to a budding customs and moderations market online, console users of the franchise will also be catered to, allowing them to ditch the game’s default shirts and trousers in favour of the label’s signature slashed knits in butter yellow, or FW21’s oversized argyle shirt-dresses. They’ve even thrown in a double denim look from the same season worn by A$AP Rocky, with a range of vests, trousers and other knitted appendages following in quick succession.
Of course, this isn’t the game’s first brush with the big leagues, having previously collaborated with Gucci on their Off The Grid line in 2020, as well as working with Jeremy Scott on Moschino Stuff for SS19, but it is perhaps their most daring. Ultimately, Burt and Cooke hope the collaboration encourages people to become more adventurous with what they wear, IRL or URL.
The Sims 4 Modern Menswear pack drops on December 2nd 2021, available on PC, Mac via Origin and Steam, PS4 and PS5, Xbox Series X/S and Xbox One.Wash shrimp and pat dry.
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Using 1/4 cup oil, brush each slice of bread and then rub with the garlic clove. Lay the slices on a baking sheet in a single layer. Bake for about 6 minutes or until golden brown. Remove from oven and spread the shrimp mixture on top of each slice. Drizzle with remaining oil and serve immediately.In recent years, Prof. Hu has presided one subproject supported by the National Basic Research Program of China (also known as the “973” Program), three subprojects supported by the National Science & Technology Pillar Program in the Eleventh Five-year Plan Period, three projects supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China, three projects supported by Research Fund for the Doctoral Program of Higher Education of China and three industrialization projects supported by government. Moreover, Prof. Hu has participated in many research projects as a key researcher. Prof. Hu entered the list of recipients supported by the “New Century Talents Supporting Program” of the Ministry of Education in 2005. Prof. Hu has authored over 200 research papers indexed by SCI in corresponding author capacity, six cooperative books and owned thirteen Chinese patents.
Germany got the win expected of them against the Czech Republic, but it was not a game that will live long in the memory. Ridle Baku and Philipp Max impressed as a patchwork Germany played one half of good football.
With two debutants in a largely second-string team, Germany's friendly against the Czech Republic was never going to be a game that provided too many indicators of this team's development.
Against a weakened Czech side, Joachim Löw's side got the win but it was a classic international friendly that reduced itself to the occasional tidy passage of play and a handful of notable individual contributions.
Both debutants Ridle Baku and Philipp Max impressed going forward, with the latter providing the assist for Luca Waldschmidt to convert from close-range.
"He played well in training yesterday too," Löw said of Max afterwards. "I'm happy with the new guys. Ridle worked hard on the right and Max was really good. Robin Koch was solid and well positioned. We had more quality in the first half with Ilkay but everyone was committed."
Indeed, captain Ilkay Gündogan coached his way through his one half, reminding everyone of his quietly important influence on this team, while Florian Neuhaus already looks here to stay.
"The most important thing today was the win and the clean sheet. We missed the chance to score the second and made life hard for ourselves, sometimes over-complicating things," Neuhaus said afterwards. "I think you could see that we only had one training session and that we haven't played that much together, but it was important we defended the win at the end."
In the context of this being a Germany team largely thrown together, it was no surprise this was a patchy performance that promised much but faded in a disappointing second half. Löw's side might have paid for it had Kevin Trapp not made a brilliant reflex save late on.
Perhaps it was unfair to expect more, but against a weakened opponent Germany could and should have won this game by more. A lack of playing time together might excuse another wobbly outing for the defense (although it is worth noting Germany finally kept a clean sheet), but it doesn't hide the fact Germany were poor in front of goal. Twice Nadiem Amiri and once Julian Brandt should have done more to make this game a confident win rather than a jittery one.
Amiri seemed certain to score but his shot was straight at Pavlenka, who stood up well.
Gladbach head coach Marco Rose might remember it more than most, given that one of his players, Jonas Hofmann was brought off after just 20 minutes with a thigh injury. Rose will likely be displeased, as many club coaches are with the current international break, as players are stretched to their physical limit.
Indeed, Toni Kroos lamented the amount of strain currently on players, saying this week that tournaments such as the Nations League exist to "financially suck up everything, as well as physical draw everything out of players."
The absurdity of playing three international fixtures in the midst of a global pandemic was highlighted even before Hofmann's injury. Hours before kickoff, the Czech Republic confirmed their second COVID-19 case in their squad and German keeper Oliver Baumann left the squad out of precaution following the announcement of cases at his club Hoffenheim.
However absurd it seems, these games do matter to Germany. With the FA's treasurer recently telling German sports magazine kicker that, thanks in part to these international games, 2020 will end with the association breaking close to even rather than suffering a 16 million euro loss, it is clear to see the financial boost these games provide.
Whether those watching on will have been boosted by this Germany performance remains questionable. Oliver Bierhoff, Germany's team manager, said this week he was hurt that dark clouds were being drawn over this new Germany team. After tonight, Löw and his side only have themselves to blame for adding to that proverbial cloudy weather with a performance that flattered to deceive.
90' FT — Germany 1-0 Czech Republic — A less than thrilling game comes to an end with Germany edging out their timid opponents. Neuhaus almost added a stunning second goal but it ends in a slender win for the Germans.
77' Amazing shot by Neuhaus comes back off the stanchion between post and bar. It was a thunderous volley and would have been a goal deserving of another superb performance by Neuhaus, who has been a revelation since Löw called him up last month.
65' Midway through the second half and this really isn't a classic game of football. And Czech Republic are showing very little ambition, even against a second-string Germany team. Despite that, Joachim Löw's side are struggling to put the game to bed.
55' Germany looking to kill this game off early but they're struggling to convert their possession