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Maggio immediately withdrew his name from the ballot for a seat on the Arkansas Court of Appeals, and the state Judicial Discipline and Disability Commission launched an investigation.

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Arkansas judge confesses to leaking details online about Charlize Theron adopting black son - NY Daily News

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An Arkansas judge has confessed to leaking confidential details about Charlize Theron adopting a son from South Africa in a series of online comments. Mike Maggio, 52, admitted Wedsnesday he was behind the anonymous profile "geauxjudge" which posted notes about the case on the Louisiana State University fan message board.

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This article is about the fight between Jay Z and Solange Knowles. The fight happened on an elevator right before the start of the Met Gala. It is still unclear what caused the fight between Beyonce's sister and husband but Solange and and Beyonce are not happy with each other according to instagram. Solange was reported to have deleted a picture of her sister the day after the fight.

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(CNN) -- Despite the many questions surrounding a reported altercation between Solange Knowles and her brother-in-law Jay Z, you wouldn't know it based on how the rapper and his wife Beyonce are acting.

A recent surveillance video which appears to show the singer, fashionista and younger sister of Beyonce attacking the "Magna Carta Holy Grail" rapper has not only sparked an avalanche of memes, but also much speculation as to what led to the alleged incident, initially reported by TMZ, in the first place.

So far none of the trio are speaking about it directly. Monday night, Beyonce and Jay Z appeared together courtside -- as they often do -- at a Nets game. The rapper formerly had a minority ownership stake in the team.

Following the alleged incident, Beyonce posted a prayer on her official Instagram account.
Fists fly in Solange fight against Jay Z
"Help me to choose my friends wisely so I won't be led astray," it says. "Give me discernment and strength to separate myself from anyone who is not a good influence."
Jay Z and his sister-in-law Solange Knowles, right, reportedly had an altercation at a Met Gala after-party at New York's Standard Hotel on May 5. Security camera footage that appeared on TMZ doesn't tell the whole story, but there are plenty of pictures of the rapper, his wife, Beyonce, and her sister leaving the party. Here's what photographers captured after the alleged tussle: Photos: Jay Z, Beyonce and Solange: Aftermath
For her part, Solange Knowles has reportedly deleted a picture of her sister from the night of the Met Gala from her Instagram account.

And you thought your family had issues.

As crisis communications expert Howard Bragman told CNN, "Jay Z and Beyonce have all the money and power in the world, and they couldn't keep it under wraps apparently. So that tells you."

Not that it's easy for such public figures, he added.

"How do you keep it under wraps? You go in your private limo with a chauffeur that's signed a nondisclosure agreement, you go to a private home behind gates, you never go out in public," Bragman said. "Once you step out of that cocoon, you're fair game, and there are paparazzi and media that have a price on your head like a hunted animal."

The younger Knowles, 27, grew up in the spotlight also, though it was a bit dimmer than the one on her famous sister. As a young teen, Solange Knowles danced backup for her sister's former group Destiny's Child, and at the age of 16 released her debut album, "Solo Star." Knowles told Harper's Bazaar in a recent interview that despite her now-divorced parents' being a driving force in Beyonce's career, they were more cautious when it came to her.

"My parents constantly tried to talk me out of being an artist," Solange said. "They had gone through the whole journey with my sister and just wanted me to have a normal teenage life."

That didn't quite pan out, as the aspiring artist got pregnant at the age of 17 and soon married her son's father.

They divorced a few years later. Knowles has been quoted as saying her family was instrumental in helping her survive the rigors of being a young single mother and that she and Beyonce have an especially tight bond.

"It definitely was tough, having your sister have a built-in BFF (Destiny's Child member Kelly Rowland, who lived with the Knowles family when she was younger) and me being five years younger," Solange told the London Evening Standard. "But my sister was very protective of me, and we were very sweet with each other. I'm sure if we were closer in age we wouldn't have gotten along so great. But we've been super-close ever since I was about 13."

So close that Knowles has written hit songs for her sister, including "Upgrade U." But despite the pair's shared love of music and fashion, Beyonce told the New York Times in 2012 that there was one area her younger sister refused to bend on.

"My sister will not record with me," the elder Knowles said. "She's her own woman."

So much so that Buzzfeed has rounded up some of Solange Knowles' most outspoken moments, including the time she snapped at a TV interviewer, "I have to say, that was not a very professional introduction before. Please don't tie me into family and my brother-in-law's establishment."

According to Us Weekly, such behavior as what allegedly happened inside The Standard Hotel elevator is nothing new for Beyonce and Jay Z. The magazine quotes an anonymous source as saying, "Solange has flipped her lid like that before."
People magazine quoted an unnamed source as saying Solange was "provoked" prior to the alleged incident.
CNN's Jane Caffrey contributed to this report.

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Inside the Solange-Jay Z-Beyonce family feud

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(CNN) -- Despite the many questions surrounding a reported altercation between Solange Knowles and her brother-in-law Jay Z, you wouldn't know it based on how the rapper and his wife Beyonce are acting.

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Hoda, Sara Bareilles team to help kids with cancer

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The singer and songwriter joins TODAY to talk about teaming up with Hoda Kotb for a "Shine a Light" project to raise money and awareness for pediatric cancer.

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Hoda teams with Bareilles to help kids with cancer

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Hoda teams with Bareilles to help kids with cancer

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As part of TODAY's Shine a Light series, a campaign to support worthy causes throughout the year, Hoda Kotb has chosen to lift the spirits of children with cancer.

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She's teamed up with the American Cancer Society and Sara Bareilles and Cyndi Lauper to create a song and put on a concert for the kids. If you want to help Hoda fundraise or learn more about her mission, visit Crowdrise.com/Hoda.

You know how your life is perfect on Monday, and then on Tuesday it all falls apart? That's what happened to me seven years ago when a doctor called me and told me I had breast cancer. I needed a mastectomy and reconstruction.

It was an excruciating time. I thank God that I have wonderful doctors, family, friends and faith that helped me though, but I also had something else - music. Sounds funny, but those notes and lyrics soothed me and helped heal me. I am not sure what I would have done without it.

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Cancer is difficult to endure as an adult. I can only imagine how tough it would be for a child - it's such a grown-up disease.

It just so happens that several years ago TODAY sent me to a children's cancer hospital for a series of stories. I was frozen at the door; I did not want to walk inside. I guess I was just afraid to see so much pain. But with one glimpse of the first child I saw there, another feeling washed over me. I was feeling hopeful, almost joyful.

An estimated 10,450 new cases and 1,350 cancer deaths are expected to occur among children (ages 0-14) in 2014. I want to do everything I can to prevent cancer from taking these young lives. I'm not a doctor. I'm not a nurse, but I want to do what I can. To lift their spirits and help these kids heal, I'm joining forces with Sara Bareilles and Cyndi Lauper to create a song and concert just for them.

Please hear our song and donate to my cause at http://Crowdrise.com/Hoda, which is working closely with The American Cancer Society. All proceeds will go to grants for pediatric cancer research. Together, we can help prevent this disease from taking more young lives.

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Hoda teams with Bareilles, Lauper to help kids with cancer; learn how

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As part of TODAY's Shine a Light series, a campaign to support worthy causes throughout the year, Hoda Kotb has chosen to lift the spirits of children with cancer. She's teamed up with the American Cancer Society and Sara Bareilles and Cyndi Lauper to create a song and put on a concert for the kids.

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A judge in Arkansas apologizes to the actress for cracks he made about Charlize Theron adopting a child from South Africa. The judge, Mike Maggio, admitted that he leaked details of the court process in addition to making racist comments. He release details on the internet under a different screen name. He wrote about how she came into the court with an entourage for the single parent adoption. Charlize didn't confirm the adoption until 2 months after the post. The Oscar winning actress and her adopted son, Jackson, are now living in peace.

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Kristine Rodas claims the Porsche Paul Walker and Roger Rodas died in was basically death on wheels and faulty mechanics caused the crash. She filed a lawsuit claiming that the Porsche Carrera GT Paul and Roger were driving had a faulty part in the suspension causing the car to be out of control. She also says that Porsche ignored multiple fatal crashed that had occurred in the Carrera GT and never took steps to warn customers.

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Paul Walker Crash Driver's Widow Sues Porsche

The Porsche Paul Walker and Roger Rodas died in was basically death on wheels ... and faulty mechanics caused the tragic crash ... at least that's what Rodas' widow is claiming in a new lawsuit filed against Porsche.

Kristine Rodas filed the lawsuit today ... claiming the Porsche Carrera GT Paul and Roger were driving had a faulty part in the suspension which caused the car to careen out of control. In the papers, she claims Roger tried to keep the car on the road, but could not regain control before hitting a light pole.

In the docs, filed today in L.A. County Superior Court ... Kristine also blames Porsche for the car exploding on impact -- claiming the vehicle lacked a proper "crash cage" and a "racing fuel cell."

According to the docs, the "fuel cell" is common in race cars ... and prevents the fuel from igniting if there's an impact.

Kristine quotes Porsche ... "Carrera GT is as close to a racecar as we will ever get."

She also alleges Porsche ignored multiple fatal crashes that had occurred in the Carrera GT ... and never took steps to warn customers.

Here's the problem ... Kristine never acknowledges Roger was speeding in the car -- in fact, she claims he was only doing 55 mph. Back in March the CHP released its investigation results ... which put the car at somewhere between 80 and 93 MPH.

Kristine's hired Hollywood heavyweight attorney Mark Geragos to take on Porsche. She's suing for negligence, wrongful death and product liability.

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Paul Walker Crash -- Driver Roger Rodas' Widow Sues Porsche

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Paul Walker Crash Driver's Widow Sues Porsche The Porsche Paul Walker and Roger Rodas died in was basically death on wheels ... and faulty mechanics caused the tragic crash ... at least that's what Rodas' widow is claiming in a new lawsuit filed against Porsche. Kristine Rodas filed the lawsuit today ...