..Awwwww. Jennifer Hudson & Son Jennifer did an exclusive interview with People Magazine..so this pic of her first child, David – named after her fiancé, David Otunga is swiped from them. She speaks on the pregnancy education & the babies personality also something that her murdered mother said ... From singing lullabies.. "He can be crying at the top of his lungs and just turn off like a switch"

"Beautiful Things" I've never been "In Love b4" Truthfully, "in love" seems like a state of emotion that goes from good 2 bad and then back again. Lastnight was one of the best Saturday Night's i've had in life. 2 wet Diapers and 1 stupid nasty 1, 7ounces of milk and THE CUTEST GUY 2 ever be born 2 the world drooling all over me (literally.hahaha) Shoutz @ my lil nephew "Nicholas O.W" Hiz initials prove that he was needed N.O.W.! Remember that name he'll be taking the world by storm in NO TYME!!!(HAPPY 6 WEEKS OLD!!) "I'm falling fast" Now Introducing.."THE EVIAN BABIE ROLLERS!"

"The Washington Times Murders The 1st Babies!!"

"If you don't know Chicago is the kid murder capitol of the WORLD" ..if you also did'nt know..Freedom of press ain't shiiiiii*! Fire the editor...(John Solomon) How was this possible, that it even got published? Well perhaps its the same conspiracy theory from the guilty n' related by content slash same schools of thought that created the dead monkey picture, as if we're sleeping on who America's corporate thugs really are..let the apologies rip...after the imprint is stained on our brains, right? John Solomon says he’s sorry (and I AGREE): Solomon says that no human individual paired the pic with the story, that a technological foul-up was to blame, and that the paper is tweaking its photo selection software to make sure this doesn’t happen again. “The theme engine, through automation, grabbed a photo it thought was relevant, and attached it to the story,” Solomon says, acknowledging that the photo had gone up without a person seeing it. “There was no editorial decision to run it. As soon as it was brought to our attention, we pulled it down.” Solomon also conceded that the automated system the paper has in place to pick photos doesn’t have a tight enough screening process, and said steps were being taken to fix that. “We regret that the technology has let us down in this case,” he said, “and are working to make sure that the [photo] matches are more relevant in the future.” I'll say it again..."Media Controls The Minds Of The Masses!"