Beyonce is 2013’s Most Searched Celebrity on the Internet

Despite getting knocked up, divorced and engaged all in the same year (in that order), reality TV star Kim Kardashian fell short of being crowned 2013’s most searched celebrity in America. Instead, she came in second place to Beyoncé, according to the annual report released by Bing on Monday. Mrs. Carter also beat out Rihanna, Taylor Swift and Madonna, who came in third, fourth, and fifth place, respectively.
Well you don’t say?! I thought Queen Bey had a relatively quiet year. All she did was sing at the presidential inauguration, perform at the Superbowl, and go on a worldwide Mrs. Carter Tour.
Seriously though, this just goes to show that you don’t have to make a sex tape to be the biggest star in the world…
Another Black Friday Fight Video: Victoria’s Secret

Watch the video below of these women making complete fools of themselves.
MAN MURDERED OVER HEADPHONES

Christian Massey, 21, was gunned down in an alley over his pair of popular “Beats By Dre” headphones. The young man had just bought them with his hard earned money on Black Friday and in a twinkling of an eye, he lost his life when he refused to give them up. To make matters even more disturbing, he was gunned down in front of a group of children!
from NBC PHILADELPHIA:
The sounds of children playing on a Lebanon Avenue sidewalk Saturday afternoon didn’t curb a shooter. An armed man opened fire on Christian Massey, 21, in a nearby alley. The armed man first demanded Massey’s Dr. Dre Beats headphones. Massey did not comply and tried to run, witnesses say. The suspect shot five rounds, striking and killing Massey. The headphones lay near Massey’s lifeless body. He had purchased them for about $300 on Black Friday.“To me, he was my child,” said Eula Hodge, his grandmother. “Why did they have to shoot him. They didn’t get what they shot him for so he was shot for nothing.” His goal was to play basketball and buy a house for himself and his sisters. Philadelphia Police have no leads and are seeking the public’s help with identifying a suspect.