Check out this 2010 throwback video of NFL star Ray Lewis wiping away tears from his eyes as he talks about life, fatherhood and his feelings for the city of Baltimore.
One of Ray’s children, on the left (photo above), watched and listened to his emotional father as he was honored by the city of Baltimore with a street sign on a section of North Avenue at Broadway that is renamed Ray Lewis Way #52.
Check out Ray’s must-see emotional speech below:
You’ve heard the phrase, “never judge a book book by its cover,” well, this definitely applies to this case.
During the first episode of “Britain’s Got Talent,” pop/opera teen duo Charlotte and Jonathan wowed the audience and judges with their amazing singing audition.
Jonathan, who describes himself as a shy, overweight, 17-year-old who had to overcome personal struggles growing up as a kid, shocked the world with his deep opera-style voice.
Check out their amazing performance below:
Check out this ‘feel-good’ story about a Picayune, Mississippi teacher named Donna Porter….who found a way to help turn a former gang member in her classroom into a graduating high school senior.
Check out this feel good video of a soldier from Dallas, who recently came back home from active duty, and surprised his three-year-old daughter on her birthday.
Theballerlife.com just ran across a very sad story about a innocent 17-year-old teen who was shot and killed by a Neighborhood Watch member in Florida.
CBS News correspondent Mark Strassmann reports:
“The parents of a teenager who was shot and killed near Orlando are outraged that no one has been arrested – even though the alleged gunman has admitted pulling the trigger.”
Watch the video below to get more details about this horrible tragedy.
Theballerlife.com just received some very good news. The missing New York teen, Mishell DiAmonde Green, has been found and reunited with her family just hours after she was featured on ABC’s “The View,” last Friday.
ABCNEWS.com and “The View” reports:
“An anonymous viewer who recognized 16-year-old Mishell’s profile from the segment immediately called the “Black and Missing Foundation” to report her whereabouts, which led to her recovery at a shelter called Safe Horizon for victims of violence in New York City.
Green disappeared Sept. 8, 2011 while heading to an after-school program called “The Door” in the Soho area of New York.
While Green has not yet disclosed what happened to her after she went missing, her family said “Mishell is safe and out of harms way.”
Green’s family and Derrica Wilson, who is the Co-Founder, President and CEO of Black and Missing Foundation, Inc. appeared on “The View” earlier today and discussed the recovery and reunion of Mishell Green.
Watch the emotional video of Green’s family discussing their reunion below:
Theballerlife.com has some more sad news to report…just days following the Whitney Houston tragedy.
We just learned that NFL baller Tommie Harris’ wife, Ashley Harris, 29, died on Sunday (last night) in an Oklahoma hospital after suffering a stroke or brain aneurysm just two days earlier.
About a month ago, we posted an amazing heart-felt love story (here) about former NFL baller Chris Draft, 35, who lost his wife Keasha Rutledge, 38, to lung cancer one month after they were married.
As a result, ESPN caught wind of the tragedy and published an extended version of this amazing love story.
Also, Draft opened up about losing his wife Keasha and their loving memories.
