Davy Jones British Star Of The Monkees Dies Of A Heart Attack At Age 66

Former teen singer, Davy Jones, of the pop band "The Monkees" passed away in Florida today of a heart attack. He was 66-years-old. The Manchester born Brit, shot to fame with the quintet The Monkeys, as a singer, songwriter and actor in their television show of the same name in the 1960s. Their hits included "I'm A Believer" and "Daydream Believer.

The Monkees

I remember watching reruns of "The Monkeys" television show in the 1980s as a kid. I thought Davy was so cute with a melodic voice. The Judiciary Report sends its condolences regarding his passing.

Is Brad Pitt Making Excuses Not To Marry Angelina Jolie

Look How Long He’s Been Promising

Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt

For years Hollywood actor Brad Pitt has been making excuses as to when he will marry the mother of his children, adulterous actress, Angelina Jolie, who broke up his marriage. Every time it’s a new excuse in a long interview. Put up or shut up, pretty boy. By the way, Pitt, you're not getting any younger.

Yet, ironically enough, he married his ex-wife, Jennifer Aniston, not long after meeting her. With Jolie, he has been living in sin with her for seven years and is still running from marrying her. There have been credible rumors in Hollywood of Pitt cheating on Jolie, but she has pretended these women do not exist.

11-Year-Old Willow Smith On A Stripper Pole Is More Proof Of Bad Hollywood Parenting

Willow Smith on a stripper pole courtesy of her Twitter page. She is a bad example for young girls.

Hollywood Scientologist, Will Smith and his wife, Jada Smith, who is also in the weird religious cult, believing in letting their kids do whatever they want, which is irresponsible parenting. Last week, on January 10, 2012, the Judiciary Report published the article "Willow Smith Is A Prime Example Of Bad Hollywood Parenting" regarding Willow Smith going around dressed very inappropriately and crazily.

Willow Smith

One day later, they proved the Judiciary Report correct, in releasing a picture of preteen Willow in Las Vegas on a stripper pole, which is disgraceful. It is not shocking or cutting edge - it's bad parenting times ten. Hollywood is a breeding ground for drug dealers that foist their products on minors of questionably rich stars and is also the stomping grounds for pedophiles.

The Smith Family

The chances of Willow and her brother Jaden flying off the rails before even becoming adults is very, very high. They owe it to their kids to give them structure and discipline. Free parenting is not so, as it always costs something in the end when the child self-destructs and in this case, for all to see, because their parents pushed them into the spotlight.

Heavy D Laid To Rest

Heavy D

Jamaican rapper, Heavy D, really name, Dwight Arrington Myers, was laid to rest yesterday in New York, after passing away on November 8, 2011 at age 44 of pneumonia and respiratory failure. Heavy D was born in Mandeville, Jamaica and moved to Mount Vernon, New York as a youth with his family.

He made his debut in 1987 in the hip hop group Heavy D & The Boyz, as apart of the New Jack Swing musical movement, pioneered by producer Teddy Riley, who is the founding member of the R&B group Guy. His cousin Pete Rock of the rap group Pete Rock And CL Smooth ("reminisce") also served as producer for Heavy D.

Heavy D and comedian/actor Martin Lawrence. Heavy D. appeared in Lawrence and Eddie Murphy's film "Life"

He enjoyed a string of hits, the most successful being the remake of "Now That We Found Love" originally performed by Jamaican reggae band Third World. During his time signed to Uptown Records as an artist, where he later served as CEO, the first rapper having done so, he had a hand in discovering and developing the R&B acts Jodeci, Mary J. Blige and Soul For Real.

He also hired a then unknown Sean Combs as an intern at Uptown, who later re-branded himself Puff Daddy and P. Diddy, founding his own record label Bad Boy. Heavy D did a number of musical collaborations with other artists, such as B.B. King, Michael Jackson, Janet Jackson, Jodeci, Al B. Sure and Aaron Hall of Guy.

Heavy D was name-checked by fellow Jamaican rapper the Notorious BIG on his debut single "Juicy" released on Sean Combs' Bad Boy Records. He performed at the Michael Jackson tribute concert last month. Heavy D also became an actor appearing on Broadway, television and in film. He is survived by his wife and daughter. His death is a reminder of the brevity of life and that anyone can go at anytime, so we must stay close to Jesus and treasure our loved ones.