'You want to test God?!' Golf course altercation leads to intense flex-off over stray ball



A man became incensed after he was antagonized by a group of golfers who claimed he took a woman's ball, resulting in the man getting shirtless and challenging another man to a fight.

The incident occurred at the Crooked Creek Golf Course in southeast Michigan, according to OutKick, which described the area where the exchange took place as chaotic. The specific location is reportedly where three holes on the course converge, with netting even positioned to prevent golfers from hitting one another.

"We got a 'Karen' on the golf course," the TikTok video began, as an unknown individual recorded a golfer in a green and white-striped shirt holding a ball.

The group reportedly alleged that the man took the ball after it landed near him and refused to return it.

"You’ll leave after I don’t give you a goddamn thing.”

"I'm going to take your clubs," a woman off-screen said.

"Then leave! I'm going to stand here and you can complain, goodbye," the man continued saying to a person who was not seen. "You're the one who approached me and I asked her to no longer speak."

"You took her ball!" a woman is heard complaining.

"Please don't speak to me," the man answered.

"Bro, you took her ball," another man chimed in.

While still arguing with his original combatant, the golfer began to escalate the discussion by saying "I'll plant you, bitch boy. Get the f**k off the cart!" before quickly removing his shirt and flexing in a fit of rage.

"You see that! That’s a dude that’s been to heaven, bitch," he screamed. "You want to test God? You f**king come get it, s**t stack!”

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"You think I'm mentally ill?" the man asked.

"I know you're mentally ill," a woman responded.

"Leave me alone," the man added as the group of golfers each drove away in their carts.

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Anheuser-Busch heir says ancestors 'rolled over in their graves' over Dylan Mulvaney partnership — and refuses to back down when challenged



An heir to the Anheuser-Busch fortune slammed the company that bears his family name on Friday for tarnishing the company's image after partnering with transgender activist Dylan Mulvaney.

Speaking with TMZ, Busch said his ancestors "rolled over in their graves" when Bud Light partnered with Mulvaney.

"I think my family — my ancestors would have rolled over in their graves," Busch said of Bud Light's decision to celebrate Mulvaney's gender transition by plastering his face on one of the signature blue beer cans.

"They were very patriotic — they loved this country and what it stood for," Busch continued. "They believed that transgender, gays — that sort of thing — was all a very personal issue. They loved this country because it is a free country and people are allowed to do what they want, but it was never meant to be on a beer can and never meant to be pushed into people's faces."

Busch said that Anheuser-Busch's massive success was driven by his family's abilities in marketing and their understanding of AB's core customer — something Anheuser-Busch InBev executives betrayed.

"You know, I think people who drink beer, I think they're your common folk. I think they are the blue-collar worker who goes and works hard every single day," Busch said.

"The last thing they want pushed down their throat or to be drinking is a beer can with that kind of message on it. I just don’t think that’s what they're looking for," he explained. "They want their beer to be truly American, truly patriotic, as it always has been. Truly, America's beer, which Bud Light was and probably isn't any longer."

TMZ's Harvey Levin registered strong disagreement with Busch. He said Bud Light is facing a massive boycott because its customers are prejudiced against LGBT people.

But Busch held his ground, refusing to concede that putting Mulvaney's face on a Bud Light can was a wise marketing decision.


Anheuser-Busch Heir Says Bud Light's Transgender Ad Was Insult To Beer Drinkers www.youtube.com

Anheuser-Busch experienced a brutal second quarter in the U.S. in the face of the boycott.

Not only was Bud Light dethroned as America's No. 1 beer, but the company has hemorrhaged revenue — to the tune of approximately $400 million — and laid off hundreds of corporate employees.

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United Airlines worker reportedly fired after trying in vain to fight ex-NFL player at airport in one-sided slugfest caught on video



The United Airlines worker caught on video fighting a passenger — who turned out to be an ex-NFL player — at an airport last week has been fired, the New York Post reported.

“United Ground Express informed us that the employee has been terminated,” an airline representative said in an email, the Post said, adding that United Ground Express is a connection subsidiary for United Airlines.

What's the background?

The unidentified UA employee squared off against Brendan Langley, 27, about 11 a.m. Thursday at Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey, the paper said. It's unclear who instigated the dust-up, but the Daily Mail said it's believed to have stemmed from Langley using a wheelchair to transport his luggage instead of a luggage cart.

Langley was the Denver Broncos' 2017 third-round draft pick, played cornerback and returned kicks, and appeared in 16 games for the Broncos in the 2017 and 2018 seasons. He's now with the Calgary Stampeders in the Canadian Football League.

Initially Langley appears to get the better of the employee, slapping him once and punching him several times in the face, sending him backward into the UA counter. But the employee nevertheless marches forward, puts up his fists, and slaps Langley in the face, too:

Image source: TMZ video screenshot

After getting slapped, the Langley hollers, "You saw that s**t?" and punches the employee hard in the face, knocking him backward again into the counter. Langley then lands a second punch, and this wallop sends the worker behind the desk, after which he tumbles over an object — his feet swinging back and above his head — and then halls flat on the floor:

Image source: TMZ video screenshot

Image source: TMZ video screenshot

Despite his bloody face and appearing woozy, the UA worker manages to stagger to his feet and come back out and confront Langley again:

Image source: TMZ video screenshot

"He wants more!" Langley hollers.

No other violence ensues as another individual — apparently a UA employee — comes into the frame and puts her hand up as if to call an end to the fighting.

Langley loudly adds, "He works at the airport, and he assaulted me!"

Here's the clip. (Content warning: Language):

What happened next?

Langley was arrested and charged with simple assault, TMZ reported, citing police. But the outlet added that the airline employee wasn't arrested despite Langley's claim of not throwing the first punch.

The football player had plenty to say about the incident on Twitter, noting on the day of the incident that "how u start a fight w someone, get beat up to the point where EMS gotta come do ur stitches on sight & somehow u get up saying the other person is weak lol the way ppl perceive things is funny ..."

Langley also called Newark airport "the devil" and told United Airlines "y'all ain't off the hook… worst customer experience in the entirety of my life on Heaven!!!!"

Responding to a TMZ report on the fight, Langley added "its crazy how u can get assaulted by an actual airline employee and defend urself, but media will run the narrative that they want to. This is the problem in our society today smh; don't believe everything u read! @TMZ tbh this is sh**ty of y'all. Taking another man's pain as a joke."

He also said "u can clearly see soooo many @united employees watching everything unfold while I'm basically begging for help. craziest part not one of them helped de-escalate the situation! It was like they wanted it to happen. Like I had a target on my back."

Langley added that "every angle shows me walking away from buddy; I had a whole ass flight that morning I did not want any smoke! He followed me all the way down to the kiosk just to cause me bodily harm. I'm honestly still shocked."

Anything else?

"United Airlines does not tolerate violence of any kind at our airports or on board our planes, and we are working with local authorities to further investigate this matter," the carrier told the Daily Mail in a statement.

The Calgary Stampeders said they are investigating the incident, the Post said, citing CNN: “The Calgary Stampeders football club is aware of the reports concerning Brendan Langley ... The team is currently looking into the matter in order to learn the full details and will have no further comment until the investigation is complete."

The paper added that Port Authority police have not responded to its inquiry about possible charges against the fired worker.

Video: Dad gets in massive brawl with students on high school campus. Conflicts between students and his sons apparently sparked it.



A father was involved in a massive brawl with students on an Arizona high school campus earlier this week, after which the dad and a student were arrested. Much of the melee was caught on video, and conflicting stories about what led to the brawl have arisen.

What are the details?

Willie Smith, 40, was called Tuesday to Tucson High School to pick up his two sons, who were being sent home following an incident with another group of students, KOLD-TV reported, citing the interim complaint.

School staff and safety officers told Smith he and his sons should leave through a rear exit instead of through campus to avoid a confrontation, KOLD said, citing the document.

But Smith said he didn’t feel they needed to do that since school staff didn't tell him his sons had done anything wrong to be sent home, the station said, citing the complaint.

In addition, Smith allegedly told staff if the ongoing issue wasn't addressed, there would be a problem, the station reported. The document indicated that Smith said, “If it’s going down, it’s going down here,” KOLD reported, adding that officers said Smith was referring to his sons protecting themselves if they were provoked.

Smith then took his sons through the courtyard during lunch, the station reported.

Dad in 'mutual combat with a student'

While Smith and his sons walked through the courtyard, there was an exchange between students and Smith’s sons, and a fight broke out, KOLD said, citing the document, which also said Smith engaged in “mutual combat with a student.”

Smith admitted to fighting with the student and claimed the student was assaulting his son, the station said, citing the complaint.

KOLD said video and witness statements couldn't confirm who threw the first punch.

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Smith was arrested on a felony charge of disrupting an educational institute, Tucson police said, according to the station.

Image source: YouTube screenshot

Police added to the station that a 15-year-old boy is facing a charge of disorderly conduct-fighting.

Tucson Unified School District told KVOA-TV that at least 14 students were involved in the fight and may face discipline. The station added that Smith also was charged with aggravated assault.

Smith's sister speaks out

Rosalina Martinez — Smith's sister — told KPNX-TV that one of Smith's sons has special needs, the other son was defending him, and that both of them have been bullied by the other students for about a month.

“When [my brother] was supposed to leave the campus, they asked him if he could go around the block to get to his car because [there] were attempted attacks toward his kids,” Martinez told KPNX. “So my brother said, ‘Why do I have to go around? My car is right there. I’m not a criminal. I’m not doing nothing wrong.’”

She told the station that when her brother and his sons walked out to their cars, the students attacked them.

“He’s just pushing them off him," Martinez added to KPNX. "You can see in the videos that he’s pulled down, from his shirt to the ground. Then you can see a bunch of children — because they are children — [with] closed fists hitting him in his head, kicking him in his body when he’s on the [ground]. When he’s trying to get up, that’s when they take that picture that shows that he has his arm on this kid’s neck. In reality, what he’s trying to do, is get up, and that’s when they take the picture.”

She added to the station that her brother "never hits anybody, all he is doing is protecting his kids from being attacked."

“This shouldn’t have happened,” Martinez also told KPNX. “The staff knew that there were plans of other people attacking them; they should have escorted him to safety.”

Video shows at least 30 students involved in fight at Tucson High Schoolyoutu.be

Superintendent blames the father

Gabriel Trujillo, the district's superintendent, told KVOA that Smith started the fight and is to blame.

"We are not going to stand for parents coming onto campus and putting hands on kids," Trujillo added to the station.

Trujillo also said Smith "took it upon himself to charge out, in an unauthorized fashion, out into the courtyard and physically attack one of other students. This is what triggered a chain reaction of other fights as two factions of students began to square off against themselves, each other and certainly this parent," KVOA reported.

The superintendent added to the station, "I hold this parent responsible for the level of violence we saw ..."

In addition, Trujillo told KOLD-TV in a subsequent story that there was a conflict between two students on Monday, which social media posts that evening.

“The conflict with [the] two students is a relationship with a significant other who had relationships with both students,” Trujillo told the station, adding that the conflict escalated Tuesday morning, after which school staff isolated the two students and called their parents to pick them up.

“Classic tale of two young men passionate, enraged, jealous, going after each other over the affections of someone else,” Trujillo added to KOLD.

At least 14 students may face suspension after man, 15-year-old charged in Tucson High fightyoutu.be

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Shocking video shows ‘America’s Got Talent’ contestant crushed in heart-stopping stunt that goes awry



Video captured the moment daredevil stuntman Jonathan Goodwin was crushed between two vehicles that subsequently burst into flames during an "America's Got Talent: Extreme" stunt that went woefully wrong.

The stunt took place Thursday at Atlanta Motor Speedway during rehearsal for the show.

What are the details?

According to a Monday TMZ report, a straitjacketed Goodwin was suspended by his feet on a wire 70 feet in the air during the stunt.

Two cars were suspended on either side of the 41-year-old daredevil swinging back and forth.

The stunt was supposed to see Goodwin free himself and safely plummet to an air mattress 70 feet below the vehicles, but the stunt failed and instead saw the cars smash together, sandwiching Goodwin between them.

Production sources said that the impact caused the cars to burst into flame, and Goodwin fell to the ground — but missed the airbag — and struck his head.

"Our sources say Goodwin was unresponsive after the crash, and people on the set thought he was dead," the entertainment news website reported. "However, Goodwin was responsive when he was airlifted to a hospital and rushed into surgery."

Later on Monday, TMZ reported that Goodwin's injuries include "multiple broken bones in both of his legs, plus cuts all over his face and burns."

In a statement to the New York Post, a spokesperson for the show said, "He was responsive and was immediately taken to the hospital where he is continuing to receive medical care. Our thoughts and prayers go out to him and his family as we await further updates on his condition."

Goodwin on Oct. 2 tweeted, "I'm in Atlanta rigging a new stunt which I'm super excited about! Cranes and cars and explosives oh my! What's everyone else up to?"

I’m in Atlanta rigging a new stunt which I’m super excited about! Cranes and cars and explosives oh my! What’s ever… https://t.co/r9hGix2wFr

— Jonathan Goodwin (@TheDaredevil) 1633195992.0

You can see a clip of the stunt in the video below.

(Content warning: Disturbing video footage):

AGT EXTREME FOOTAGE OF JONATHAN GOODWIN'S CAR STUNT GONE WRONG | Massive infernowww.youtube.com

Damon Wayans says Dave Chappelle's highly controversial Netflix special 'freed the slaves,' knocks cancel culture: 'You're no longer free in this country'



Comedian Damon Wayans says that fellow funnyman Dave Chappelle "freed the slaves" with his recent stand-up special, "The Closer," TMZ reports.

What's 'The Closer?'

Chappelle, 48, has been at the center of a controversy surrounding the special after making jokes about transgenderism and other politically charged hot-button topics.

In response to the outcry, a Netflix executive said that despite hordes of critics calling for the special to be removed from the streaming giant's online library, the sanctity of "artistic freedom" must be preserved.

You can read more about the special here.

What are the details?

Wayans, 61, told TMZ on Monday that he thought Chappelle's Netflix special was nothing short of brilliant.

"I feel like Dave freed the slaves," the comedian and actor said. "Yeah, the comedians. We were slaves to PC culture and he just, you know — as an artist, he's van Gogh. He cut his ear off. He's trying to tell us it's OK."

He added, "I can't speak about the content of the show, but what I say is, there's a bigger conversation we need to have. Someone needs to look us in the eye and go, 'You're no longer free in this country. You're not free to say what you want. You say what we want you to say. Otherwise, we will cancel you.' That's the discussion we should have."

When asked if he feels if he now feels freer to "be a bit more risqué" with his own comedy, the longtime comedian said that he has "always" been free.

"I've always been free — but I just think he's saying, 'You know what? All that I have, I'm not afraid to lose it for the sake of creative freeness of speech,'" Wayans insisted. "You can't edit yourself. Comedians, we're like — Mercedes makes a great car, but you gotta crash a lot of them before they perfect it."

He concluded, "[Chappelle is] a unicorn. He's amazing. He's a van Gogh."

Earlier this week, Netflix co-CEO and chief creative officer Ted Sarandos defended Chappelle's work.

“Chappelle is one of the most popular stand-up comedians today, and we have a long-standing deal with him," he said in a memo about the special. "His last special 'Sticks & Stones,' also controversial, is our most-watched, stickiest and most award-winning stand-up special to date. As with our other talent, we work hard to support their creative freedom — even though this means there will always be content on Netflix some people believe is harmful."

As social media users continue to battle over if the seasoned comedian should be cancelled or not the folks of TMZ… https://t.co/7wWAelZFK0

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