Boy beaten to death with hammer while trying to protect younger sister from child abuser

An eight-year-old boy has died after being beaten with a hammer while trying to protect his younger sister from a child molester.
The child was attacked by his mother's former partner, 23-year-old Deandre Chaney Jr.
Chaney Jr attacked Dante Daniels with a hammer after the young child tried to stop him from committing a lewd act on his seven-year-old sister, Danae, according to a criminal complaint. The complaint also states Chaney Jr used lighter fluid in the attack.

Dante’s grandmother Monique Brown told WBRC: "Trying to save his sister from this child molester, that’s why he was beat the worst,"
The attacker had taken a knife and hammer to both Danae and her mother, 28-year-old Elizabeth Salone so Dante stepped in to help and he was fatally attacked. Dante was declared brain dead following the attack and died six days later. Both his sister and his mother survived, but Ms Brown says her daughter will probably never see out of her left eye again, and Danae will require a tremendous amount of help.

Ms Brown writes: "On Friday September 1st my cousin received a devastating call a mother/grandmother wishes to never answer. She received the news her daughter Elizabeth Salone 27 years old, granddaughter seven years old and her grandson eight years old were in the hospital with life-threaten(ing) conditions.
"We are asking for any help possible due to the fact the kids need multiple surgeries along with medical bills and recovery. They will all need to go through counseling. The children will never be the same from this tragedy nor will their mother. They will be traumatized from such vicious crime. They will need to start over from the ground up. Anything helps pray, share, a small donation."
Ms Brown referred to her dead grandson as a "hero."
She said: "Dante gave his heart to a four-year-old in Southern California, so a four-year-old lives because of (him)."

Boy beaten to death with hammer while trying to protect younger sister from child abuser

An eight-year-old boy has died after being beaten with a hammer while trying to protect his younger sister from a child molester.
The child was attacked by his mother's former partner, 23-year-old Deandre Chaney Jr.
Chaney Jr attacked Dante Daniels with a hammer after the young child tried to stop him from committing a lewd act on his seven-year-old sister, Danae, according to a criminal complaint. The complaint also states Chaney Jr used lighter fluid in the attack.

Dante’s grandmother Monique Brown told WBRC: "Trying to save his sister from this child molester, that’s why he was beat the worst,"
The attacker had taken a knife and hammer to both Danae and her mother, 28-year-old Elizabeth Salone so Dante stepped in to help and he was fatally attacked. Dante was declared brain dead following the attack and died six days later. Both his sister and his mother survived, but Ms Brown says her daughter will probably never see out of her left eye again, and Danae will require a tremendous amount of help.

Ms Brown writes: "On Friday September 1st my cousin received a devastating call a mother/grandmother wishes to never answer. She received the news her daughter Elizabeth Salone 27 years old, granddaughter seven years old and her grandson eight years old were in the hospital with life-threaten(ing) conditions.
"We are asking for any help possible due to the fact the kids need multiple surgeries along with medical bills and recovery. They will all need to go through counseling. The children will never be the same from this tragedy nor will their mother. They will be traumatized from such vicious crime. They will need to start over from the ground up. Anything helps pray, share, a small donation."
Ms Brown referred to her dead grandson as a "hero."
She said: "Dante gave his heart to a four-year-old in Southern California, so a four-year-old lives because of (him)."

American football stars defy Trump by dropping to their knees during US national anthem

American football stars playing at Wembley stadium, London and at least 100 NFL stars in the US have defied President Donald Trump after he said sportsmen who 'disrespect America' by protesting during the national anthem should be fired by their teams.

He was referring to a controversial string of protests started by player Colin Kaepernick to highlight the treatment of black Americans.
Trump had said; "Wouldn't you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, 'Get that son of a bitch off the field right now. He is fired."

Players from both Jacksonville Jaguars and the Baltimore Ravens defied him on Sunday by dropping to their knees as the national anthem was played prior to the match in London, and other players in the US have taken the same route by either kneeling or sitting, locking arms in solidarity, or staying in their locker rooms during the national anthem.

It went from just 10 players kneeling during national anthem to 200 players kneeling or locking arms after in solidarity Trump asked for the firing of NFL players for protesting..
Here's a list of how NFL teams have protested against Trump's statement.
Pittsburgh Steelers: Stayed in their locker room until after the anthem.

Baltimore Ravens & Jacksonville Jaguars: Two dozen players took a knee, while remaining players and Jaguars owner Shad Khan remained locked arm-in-arm.
New Orleans Saints: More than a dozen players sat during the anthem.
Denver Broncos: More than half the team knelt during the anthem
Buffalo Bills: A handful of players either sat or knelt.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Mike Evans and DeSean Jackson knelt with the rest of the team locking arms.

Minnesota Vikings: The team locked arms during the anthem.
New England Patriots: At least 20 Patriots players were spotted kneeling as Tom Brady linked arms with his teammates.
Miami Dolphins: Players linked arms as a team, including owner Stephen Ross. Four players also took a knee. Several players also wore '#ImWithKap' T-shirts during warm-ups.
Philadelphia Eagles: Players locked arms with servicemen. Two players also raised their fists.

Atlanta Falcons: The entire team locked arms as two players took a knee.
Cleveland Browns: At least 20 players took a knee and all teammembers linked arms.
Chicago Bears: The Bears did not kneel but many did link arms.
Indianapolis Colts: Several players took a knee while the majority linked arms.
Houston Texans: Players linked arms alongside each other.
New York Jets: The players all linked arms.

Buffalo Bills: Several players knelt for the anthem, while others stood behind them with their hands on their shoulders.
Detroit Lions: Eight players took a knee in protest. The anthem singer took a knee after singing and raised his fist.
New York Giants: They linked arms but for the first time had players kneel during the anthem.

American football stars defy Trump by dropping to their knees during US national anthem

American football stars playing at Wembley stadium, London and at least 100 NFL stars in the US have defied President Donald Trump after he said sportsmen who 'disrespect America' by protesting during the national anthem should be fired by their teams.

He was referring to a controversial string of protests started by player Colin Kaepernick to highlight the treatment of black Americans.
Trump had said; "Wouldn't you love to see one of these NFL owners, when somebody disrespects our flag, to say, 'Get that son of a bitch off the field right now. He is fired."

Players from both Jacksonville Jaguars and the Baltimore Ravens defied him on Sunday by dropping to their knees as the national anthem was played prior to the match in London, and other players in the US have taken the same route by either kneeling or sitting, locking arms in solidarity, or staying in their locker rooms during the national anthem.

It went from just 10 players kneeling during national anthem to 200 players kneeling or locking arms after in solidarity Trump asked for the firing of NFL players for protesting..
Here's a list of how NFL teams have protested against Trump's statement.
Pittsburgh Steelers: Stayed in their locker room until after the anthem.

Baltimore Ravens & Jacksonville Jaguars: Two dozen players took a knee, while remaining players and Jaguars owner Shad Khan remained locked arm-in-arm.
New Orleans Saints: More than a dozen players sat during the anthem.
Denver Broncos: More than half the team knelt during the anthem
Buffalo Bills: A handful of players either sat or knelt.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Mike Evans and DeSean Jackson knelt with the rest of the team locking arms.

Minnesota Vikings: The team locked arms during the anthem.
New England Patriots: At least 20 Patriots players were spotted kneeling as Tom Brady linked arms with his teammates.
Miami Dolphins: Players linked arms as a team, including owner Stephen Ross. Four players also took a knee. Several players also wore '#ImWithKap' T-shirts during warm-ups.
Philadelphia Eagles: Players locked arms with servicemen. Two players also raised their fists.

Atlanta Falcons: The entire team locked arms as two players took a knee.
Cleveland Browns: At least 20 players took a knee and all teammembers linked arms.
Chicago Bears: The Bears did not kneel but many did link arms.
Indianapolis Colts: Several players took a knee while the majority linked arms.
Houston Texans: Players linked arms alongside each other.
New York Jets: The players all linked arms.

Buffalo Bills: Several players knelt for the anthem, while others stood behind them with their hands on their shoulders.
Detroit Lions: Eight players took a knee in protest. The anthem singer took a knee after singing and raised his fist.
New York Giants: They linked arms but for the first time had players kneel during the anthem.

Rapper XXXTentacion goes nude in bathroom selfie

American Rapper XXXTentacion loves to generate controversy. Not long ago, he was in the news for pretending to hang himself. Now, he's gone nude in a bathroom selfie.
See the full photo below.

Rapper XXXTentacion goes nude in bathroom selfie

American Rapper XXXTentacion loves to generate controversy. Not long ago, he was in the news for pretending to hang himself. Now, he's gone nude in a bathroom selfie.
See the full photo below.

What Backlash? Sofia Richie & Scott Disick go public with their relationship on social media

19-year-old Sofia Richie is being criticized for dating an older man and father-of-three, reality star Scott Disick. People are wondering why she's dating a recovering alcoholic at such a young age, but this has however not stopped them from PDA in public.
The controversial new couple have now taken their 'love' to social media, sharing photos of themselves together via Instagram stories.

What Backlash? Sofia Richie & Scott Disick go public with their relationship on social media

19-year-old Sofia Richie is being criticized for dating an older man and father-of-three, reality star Scott Disick. People are wondering why she's dating a recovering alcoholic at such a young age, but this has however not stopped them from PDA in public.
The controversial new couple have now taken their 'love' to social media, sharing photos of themselves together via Instagram stories.

Beautiful photos of actress Funke Akindele-Bello & her growing baby bump in Dubai

Beautiful photos of actress Funke Akindele-Bello & her growing baby bump in Dubai

'I'd rather die alone than stay in a broken relationship' - Pearl Thusi

Pearl Thusi whose relationship with famous journalist Robert Marawa crumbled months ago has said she will rather die alone than stay in a broken relationship.

While speaking about the negative impact of seeing women stay in an unhappy and broken relationship, the South African actress and TV presenter said she witnessed her own mother deal with the pressure of the belief that women had no choice but to stay in unhappy relationships.
She told Metro FM on Friday:
'The one thing that I regret on my mother's behalf is that she didn't leave my father. I used to beg her to do it. Their relationship did not look like a lot of fun and it was affecting us. She would say she stayed for me. I loved my dad and so if she didn't want to leave earlier it was probably because she was worried how I would react, and I can accept that, but that doesn't mean she couldn't leave," Pearl said.

According to the actress, because of these experiences she has vowed to rather die alone than let her daughter think she has to stay in a broken relationship to force her way into a man's heart.
"If you are not happy, get the hell out, unless you are really really willing to fight harder to make it work, and that is what I want for my child," she said.

Pearl's who allegedly suffered a series of fights with her former boyfriend Robert Marawa added that:

"As a young girl, I never saw black men do right to any of the women I was exposed to and I was watching the 'Bold and The Beautiful' and 'Days of our Lives' and these white guys were doing the (right) things. I think it was a subconscious thing," she said.
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