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‘Honey Boo Boo’ Scandal News: CPS Gives Mom Mama June Kids to Dad; Sister Kickstarter Goes Bust? [CANCELLATION UPDATE]

'Here Comes Honey Boo Boo' mom, "Mama" June Shannon is reportedly considering getting back together with the dad of her 'Toddlers and Tiaras' daughter, Sugar Bear. According to the latest gossip news updates, Child Protective Services has ordered that Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson move back into the home if June wants to keep custody of Alana and the rest of her underage kids. Regardless of whether or not June and Mike works thing out, it is doubtful that TLC will ever reconsider cancelling the TV show after such an infamous child abuse scandal. Apparently, that's not good news for sister Anna "Chickadee" Cardwell. The Alabama transplant recently started a fund on a Kickstarter like website -- asking fans to give her up to $20K -- but quickly took the page down due to an ugly and immediate Facebook backlash.
By Shane Jordan

  • AMC ‘Walking Dead’ Mid-Season Finale Episode ‘Coda’ Spoilers: Robert Kirkman Talks Season 1 CDC Explosion Regrets

    AMC’s highly rated zombie series, 'The Walking Dead' is all new tonight with the Season 5 mid-season finale. Check out the plot preview below to see what happens when Rick (Andrew Lincoln), Daryl (Norman Reedus ) and the rest of the gang, take on the staff of Grady Memorial Hospital. Meanwhile, creator Robert Kirkman is opening up about his regrets over the years, mostly the Season 1 CDC explosion episode.
    By James Knight

  • LA Lakers Potential One-Year Contract wth Earl Clark of Rio Grande Valley Vipers

    28-year-old Earl Clark currently plays small/power forward for the Rio Grande Valley Vipers in the NBA's Developmental League. He played college ball for the University of Louisville until the Phoenix Suns drafted him in 2009. However, he was then bumped down to the developmental league, when his performance failed to meet expectations. In 45 games, he averaged only 2.7 points. Now, Clark is getting another chance to prove himself in the NBA. After having many players out with injuries, the Los Angeles Lakers are working out a one-year contract with Clark.
    By Quinton Robinson