Drake is being sued by his former producer Detail, who claims the rapper had him beaten up after they fell out. Detail produced Drake's song '305 To My City' on his album 'Nothing Was The Same'. He claims that, in 2014, Drake offered Detail a role as his Executive Producer as a result of the song. Detail refused, saying he didn't want to work with just one artist... jay-ville..com

It seems like Selena Gomez has really been showing off her fun side lately, whether it's laughing at herself after concert mishaps or just having fun with James Corden while doing karaoke on a rollercoaster!
Well selly's continuing her streak of awesomeness -- to be fair we don't know that it's ever stopped -- by meeting and dancing with Audrey Nethery, a 6-year-old fan who captured the nation's attention dancing on Rachael Ray in April... [url]jay-ville..com[/url]

Anton Yelchin, who played Chekov in recently released Star Trek films, has died in a car accident at the age of 27.
The actor had risen to prominence with several blockbuster films in recent years - and has a starring role in Star Trek Beyond, which is due to be released in July.
Publicist Jennifer Allen confirmed Yelchin was killed early on.... Continue Reading http://jay-ville..com

Cristiano Ronaldo will continue to take penalties for Portugal despite losing his touch from the spot for both club and country, coach Fernando Santos said on Sunday.
Ronaldo, Portugal's all-time leading scorer, missed a penalty in the 0-0 draw with Austria in Group F on Saturday and has failed to hit the target in four of his last five penalties for Portugal and Real Madrid.

"If there is a penalty in the next game, Cristiano Ronaldo will take it and he will score," Santos told reporters. "He is used to scoring goals, he is a winner and he also reacts well when he makes a mistake. That is what we expect from him."
Ronaldo, who won a record 128th cap on Saturday, has had a disappointing Euro 2016 so far, failing to convert any of several good chances as Portugal have drawn both of their games. http://jay-ville..com

Scientists in the United States are trying to grow human organs inside pigs.
They have injected human stem cells into pig embryos to produce human-pig embryos known as chimeras.
The embryos are part of research aimed at overcoming the worldwide shortage of transplant organs.
The team from University of California, Davis says they should look and behave like normal pigs except that one organ will be composed of human cells.
The human-pig chimeric embryos are being allowed to develop in the sows for 28 days before the pregnancies are terminated and the tissue removed for analysis.
The BBC's Panorama was given access to the research for Medicine's Big Breakthrough: Editing Your Genes.[jay-ville..com]