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Gucci Mane Did Not Insult Judge in Court

Here's the hoax, according to a screengrab going around the Internet: When asked in court whether he was guilty of assaulting a soldier, the rapper (real name Radric Davis) supposedly told a judge in court, "Bitch I might be."

But no, he didn't say that. A mystery jokester took the real image of the rapper in court from Fox's news report and edited it to say "Rapper Gucci Mane responds with 'Bitch I might be' when asked if guilty," instead of the actual headline, which stated, "Prosecutors brought up rapper's criminal history."The line is actually a lyric from his song, "Pillz (Bitch I Might Be)."

Last week, the rapper was indicted on one count of aggravated assault, E! News confirmed. The Spring Breakers actor was accused of assaulting a soldier March 16 with a champagne bottle at an Atlanta nightclub, and the following day Mane turned himself into the police.

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Gucci Mane Did Not Tell The Judge "B-tch I Might Be" When Asked If He Was Guilty

The Internets was going wild this morning, saying Gucci Mane told a judge, "B-tch, I might be," when asked if he was guilty of hitting a soldier upside the head with a champagne bottle. However, it turns out that believers of this perfectly feasible LaFlare action, considering his familiarity with the bing, have been catfished.

Hollywood.com reports:

What does the rapper have to say about all this? According to a probably (definitely) fake photo that was shared on Reddit and ran rampant on Twitter Wednesday morning, when a judge asked if he was guilty, the Spring Breakers star replied with: "B-tch I might be."

If only it were real.

Not only is the phrase a lyric to Mane's song "Pillz (B-tch I Might Be)," but I'm pretty positive that Fox wouldn't display the uncensored word "B-tch" on its banner. Oh well. Major props to the photo's creator for sparking all of our imaginations.

And there you have it.

Nevertheless, Gucci is back in the clink after getting re-arrested just a day after posting bond for the aforementioned assault case. Check out the allegedly doctored clip on the next page.

Gucci Mane Did Not Tell The Judge "B-tch I Might Be" When Asked If He Was Guilty

Pat Summerall, legendary NFL announcer, dies at 82

Pat Summerall, the football player turned legendary play-by-play announcer, died Tuesday. He was 82.

He was best known as a broadcaster for teaming with former NFL coach John Madden for 22 years. Summerall also worked for years alongside former player Tom Brookshier and became the voice of the NFL in the 1970s and 1980s, calling most of the league's signature games.

Summerall called games for CBS, Fox and ESPN and worked more than 10 Super Bowls.

As a player, he was a placekicker and played 10 seasons for the Chicago Cardinals and New York Giants from 1952 to 1961. He scored more than 500 points as an NFL player.

Summerall died Tuesday of cardiac arrest, said Jeff Carlton, a spokesman for the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center.

His powerful and eloquent voice was well-known to thousands of football fans, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said.

"For a man who could dramatically capture a moment with very few words," Jones said, "there simply aren't enough words to adequately describe what he meant to sports and broadcasting in this country."

Jones described Summerall as "royalty in the broadcast booth."

"He was respected and admired by players, coaches, commissioners and presidents of our country -- and always a gentleman -- someone who had time for the fans in the parking lot after the game," he said in a written statement.

Fox Sports described Summerall as "an icon in his profession" and "the voice that defined the NFL on television for generations of fans."

"He and John Madden helped give FOX Sports and the NFL on FOX credibility when it launched almost 20 years ago, and for that we'll be forever grateful," the statement said.

Madden called Summerall a longtime friend.

"We never had one argument, and that was because of Pat. He was a great broadcaster and a great man. He always had a joke. Pat never complained, and we never had an unhappy moment. He was something very special," Madden said. "Pat Summerall is the voice of football and always will be."

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Pat Summerall, left, who passed away Tuesday, will forever be linked with NFL broadcasting partner John Madden calling Sunday afternoon games in the fall.

In this Sept. 17, 1960, file photo, New York Giants placekicker Pat Summerall poses for a portrait in New York

In this Dec. 27, 1958, file photo, New York Giants place kicker Pat Summerall poses with his shoe and a football during a workout at New York's Yankee Stadium

Pat Summerall of the New York Football Giants boots from the 49-yard line, as quarterback Charley Conerly holds, in a play good for three points-- margin of victory over Cleveland Browns at Yankee Stadium. The play, in the final two minutes of the game, followed another field goal attempt from the 33-yard line by Summerall.

Football or snowball, it's all the same to New York Giants place-kicking specialist Pat Summerall as he practices his art during workout at Yankee Stadium in New York, Dec. 24, 1959

In this Nov. 8, 1959, file photo, New York Giants place kicker Pat Summerall shows off kicking shoe for photographers in the locker room after making three field goals to help the team to a 9-3 win over the Chicago Cardinals at Yankee Stadium in New York

Boston Bomb death toll to three People

The death toll from a bomb blast Boston Marathon is incremented by one person. The total death toll to 3 people and injured more than a hundred people.

As reported by the BBC, Monday (04/15/2013) local time, the first mention of the victims died. But there is no detailed information regarding the identity of the victims died.

While CNN reports that there are 17 people in critical condition, 25 people suffered serious injuries. Mentioned one of the dead was 8 years old.

Two loud explosions occurred near the finish line of the Boston Marathon. 2 reported killed and dozens were injured. Two explosions just 50-100 meters away from the runner.

Reuters reports, of the 23 326 runners who follow the Boston Marathon, 17,584 of whom had crossed the finish line before the explosion occurred.

Runners from Vancouver, Canada, Mike Mitchell said he saw smoke billowing explosion 15 meters. Runners running and screaming. "Everyone panicked," said Mitchell.

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Bomb Experts Offer Analysis Based on Details from Boston Marathon Explosion

The scene near the finish line of the 117th Boston Marathon, April 15, 2013.

Is this the second Boston bomb just seconds before it exploded?

Rebel Wilson hosts MTV Movie Awards

Rebel Wilson was center stage Sunday night as she hosted the MTV Movie Awards.

"I'm just a fat, simple girl from Australia. All I've ever hosted is this parasitic worm," she told James Franco during a pre-taped opening segment at the beginning of the show.

Wilson opened and closed the show wearing Iron Man-style armor, which Franco warned her had been designed for Mila Kunis.

"Don't stretch it out," he said.

Wilson was a double winner on Sunday -- she picked up the breakthrough performance award for her work in "Pitch Perfect" and shared in the film's award for best musical moment. Its stars, including Brittany Snow and Skylar Astin, opened the show with a mash-up medley.

"I was a bit surprised they asked me to host, and so was MTV -- they thought I was Adele," Wilson joked.

She started the night in a pink tracksuit decorated with koalas, which came off to reveal a black leather ensemble underneath. Later in the night, she changed into a sparkly dress that was a subject of a "wardrobe malfunction" bit.

Wilson also poked fun at the best shirtless performance category ("we couldn't call the award best softcore porn," she explained) and peeked inside 9-year-old "Beasts of the Southern Wild" star Quvenzhane Wallis' puppy purse, joking that it was full of liquor bottles.

Was Wilson a good MTV Movie Awards host? Vote in our poll and share your thoughts in the comments.

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Curvy and proud! Rebel Wilson revealed her curvy figure in a leather-clad ensemble on stage at the awards ceremony

Confident: 'Today's the day, remember to tune in to MTV at 9pm tonight for the MTV Movie Awards..I'll be your hostess with the aca-mostess x' the Australian actress tweeted

Group love: The Pitch Perfect star'd team showered her with affection after finishing the opening act

Another crazy outfit: Rebel entered the stage as female Iron Man with breasts

Teaser: Rebel wore a pink track suit before unzipping it to reveal her racy outfit

PSY 'Gentleman' Music Video: Watch the Follow-Up Visual to 'Gangnam Style'

The new music video features choreography based around 2009 K-pop hit "Abracadabra" by Brown Eyed Girls

The love for PSY's "Gangnam Style" certainly hasn't slowed with the horsey dance video currently at over 1.5 billion views on YouTube. Its follow-up gives viewers more of what they want: crazy PSY! The music video for "Gentleman," released Saturday morning (April 13), follows a similar style to "Gangnam" and its much-loved antics.

Those well-versed in "Gangnam Style" will see familiar faces like the dancing man in the yellow suit (aka comedian Yoo Jae Suk), the man in the cowboy hat who dances over PSY in an elevator (aka entertainer/businessman Noh Hong Chul) and hoards of hilarious senior citizens. But, "Gentleman" has an added sexual twist.

Despite the new single being titled "Gentleman" the video showcases the K-pop king being anything but. He's pulling chairs out from beneath beautiful women, making little kids cry and attempting to pull off sunbathing girls’ tops. That is, until popular and sexy K-pop singer Ga In shows up in a body-hugging football outfit. Now, the tables are turned on PSY who is having chairs pulled out from underneath him.

Ga In is a member of popular K-pop girl group Brown Eyed Girls who also has her own successful solo career--her single "Bloom" peaked at No. 2 on the K-Pop Hot 100 in October and latest single “Brunch” just debuted at No. 36 this week. She is PSY's new co-star a la HyunA (a member of girl group 4minute and solo star herself) in "Gangnam Style."

The subtle hip-shaking choreography featured throughout "Gentleman" is actually homage to her group's mammoth 2009 hit "Abracadabra." The single helped usher in a wave of electro-pop to Korea with its slick production, vocal-distorting effects topped off with a sugary sweet catchy hook. PSY had previously teased that Koreans knew the main dance move of the video very well and "Abracadabra" has stood the test of time as a major hit in the ever-changing K-pop culture.

It was revealed that PSY had only finished filming his music video to "Gentleman" this week. At times, the video looks a bit like a behind-the-scenes look at "Gangnam Style." But that doesn't make it any less entertaining.

Will it break the view count for "Gangnam Style"? Several months will need to go by prove that, but with over 50,000 attending his concert in Korea tonight and around 150,000 watching via a YouTube stream, there’s definitely no lack of hype for PSY’s new single.

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