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'The Woman Who Helped New York Escapee; Joyce Mitchell's Husband Feels Betrayed

From CNN News, Lyle Mitchell, Husband of Joyce Mitchell who is the woman who helped two murderers escape the maximum security prison in upstate New York, feels betrayed, lost and is "looking for his life again," according to his attorney.

'Eminem Brings Out a “Phenomenal” Single

Eminem contributes to the upcoming motion picture 'Southpaw' by releasing his newest single "Phenomenal". the uplifting tune was made available for purchase on iTunes on June 2nd and is produced by frequent collaborator, DJ Khalil. While the release of a new Eminem song may lead some to believe an album is on the way, D12's Mr. Porter, confirmed in a recent interview that is highly unlikely.

'Second American arrested in ISIS-linked NYC Bomb Plot

A law enforcement official told CNN that one of the three individuals Topaz allegedly conspired with is Munther Omar Saleh, who authorities say was behind an ISIS-inspired plot with others to build and detonate a bomb in New York. Federal prosecutors charged a 21-year-old New Jersey man on Thursday with attempting to help ISIS militants and conspiring with three other Americans.

'Devotion to Church Unites Charleston Shooting Victims

The victims of Wednesday's mass shooting in Charleston, South Carolina, were bonded in life by their faith and their close links to the historic African-American church where they worshipped, studied the Bible, and were killed.

'Sleeping Beauty Goes to Prom in an Ambulance

A teenager in the Bahamas is creating a stir online after she showed up at prom in an ambulance awaiting a kiss from "Prince Charming" in a tribute to "Sleeping Beauty."

'ABC Announcers Prematurely Crown the Golden State Warriors

With less than two minutes in Game 6 of the NBA finals, ABC's announcers handed the title to the Golden State Warriors. While it was reasonable to assume that they would not fritter away a 13-point lead, it was premature to unreservedly say so. A lot can happen in a short time. And it did.

'Eminem and Tech N9NE Collaboration Finally Finished!

When Tech N9ne released his collaboration with Eminem, "WWC2 (Speedom)," back in April, there were plenty of reasons for excitement. After all, two of rap's most technically gifted MCs were rhyming side-by-side. A few weeks later, that excitement snowballed, when Tech revealed that there was more on deck: "[Eminem] did the verse for nothing but a swap," he said.

'ABC has its most watched NBA Finals ever!

Cleveland fans were hoping the NBA Finals would go to a game 7, and ABC executives - enjoying big ratings for the games - had to be rooting along with them.The series which saw Stephen Curry and Golden State Warriors outlast LeBron James and the Cleveland Cavaliers to win the Larry O'Brien trophy averaged 19.9 million viewers, making it the most watched NBA finals since ABC started airing them in 2003. Overall, it was the most watched Finals since 1998 when Michael Jordan's Bulls took on the Utah Jazz. Tuesday night's deciding game 6 brought in an average of 23.2 million viewers.

'Arizona Blaze Burns 300 Acres; 200 Homes Evacuated

A massive brush fire broke out in Kearny, Arizona burning 300 acres of land. 200 homes have been destroyed and roughly 300 people have been evacuated as the fire raged, threatening buildings and evading containment by firefighters. So far the flames have burned through 300 acres, according to the Arizona State Forestry division.

'Valedictorian Turns Graduation Into A “Shake It Off” Flash Mob

The graduating class of Portsmouth High School in Portsmouth, New Hampshire bid farewell to their stomping grounds of four years with an impressive display of teamwork and school spirit. Class valedictorian Colin Yost concluded his commencement speech - in which he encouraged his peers to embrace their inner nerd - by leading the 230-plus students into a surprise flash mob set to Taylor Swifts "Shake it Off." As the music started playing, Colin shimmies from the podium to the half court, signaling his classmates to rise from their seats and perform the dance.

'Wrong Event? No Problem! Player Accidentally Enters World Series Of Poker; Wins Anyway

They say fortune favors the bold, but for Christian Pham, maybe it was just in the cards. Pham, 40, accidentally signed up for the wrong event in the "World Series of Poker" last week, only realizing his mistake after he'd been dealt his first hand of cards and it was too late to un-register. Despite having never played the game before, he proceeded to win the event and the $81,314 payout that came with it. "I thought I had registered for the $1,500 limit hold'em," Pham told Poker News, explaining that he ended up playing no-limit 2-7 single draw instead. "I would've unregistered if I knew what the event was."

'Kareem Abdul-Jabbar Shares Opinion About N.A.A.C. President

Kareem Abdul-Jabbar is the latest to weigh in on the bizarre story of Rachel Dolezal, writing in a column for Time entitled " Let Rachel Dolezal Be as Black as She Wants to Be." Abdul-Jabbar writes that the details surrounding Dolezal, who, though born white and raised by white parents, has since identified as black and even served as the president of her local NAACP chapter, "seem pretty damning." But nevertheless, the former NBA player writes that Dolezal "has proven herself a fierce and unrelenting champion for African-Americans politically and culturally."

'Jhené Aiko Celebrates Tupac's 44th Birthday by Recreating His Most Memorable Photos

Tupac Shakur would have turned 44 on June 16, 2015. While many people acknowledge him on social media with photos and tweet-quotes of his inspired lyrics and heightened life-knowledge, fellow LA native and singer, Jhené Aiko goes out of her way to celebrate Pac's birthday every single year. This year, she debuted several photos and an interview to commemorate her favorite artist on MTV.com.

'Saudi Arabia Executes 100th Prisoner Of The Year

Saudi Arabia executed two prisoners on Monday, the kingdom's 99th and 100th execution of 2015. The state has killed more prisoners in the first six months of this year than in all of the previous year, and is on pace to top the country's record 192 executions in 1995.