Trailer for Just Wright with Queen Latifah A straight-shooting physical therapist must choose between the gig of a lifetime working with an NBA All-Star and the tug-of-war inside her heart. Leslie Wright (The Queen), a straight-shooting physical therapist who gets the gig of a lifetime working with NBA All-Star Scott McKnight (Common DATE NIGHT). All is going well until Leslie finds herself falling for Scott, forcing her to choose between the gig of a lifetime and the tug-of-war inside her heart. Oblivious to her romantic overtures, McKnight is instead drawn to the affections of Leslies gorgeous childhood friend Morgan (Paula Patton – PRECIOUS), who has her sights set on being an NBA trophy wife. Is Leslie destined to play the role of best friend forever or will Scott finally see that what he always wanted is right in front of him?

A while back, Riptide wondered aloud who might be the next celebrity to get busted driving drunk in a Bentley on Miami Beach.

Ding ding ding. We have a winner. At 3:37 this morning, Heat forward Dorell Wright was busted “driving erratically” in his 2005 Bentley, according to TMZ. He didn’t have insurance information on him and was driving on a suspended license.

A glance at his Miami-Dade driving record reveals Wright has a history of problems on the road. In 2005, he was fined for illegally parking in a handicapped spot. In May 2008, he was busted doing 60 in a 35 MPH zone, and paid a $184 fine. He’s been ticketed for running stop signs three times since 2008, and the last two times, in October 2009, he failed to appear before a judge. Hence the suspended license.

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A small device that looks like a microphone — but with something on top of it that looks like a ping pong ball with an LED inside — Move is Sony’s bid to gain control over the motion controller wars that are currently led by Nintendo, with its Wii controller, and which many think will be dominated by Microsoft and its Project Natal controller system.

To Sony, releasing the Move is an obvious move for the PlayStation, given it believes it started the motion controller era with its Eye Toy. Sony held its press conference during the Game Developers Conference here.

Now, the Move, which will be available this fall in a starter kit that begins at under $100 for a Move, a PlayStation eye camera and a game, is its attempt to jump ahead of Microsoft’s Natal and to begin winning over Wii users.

“We like to think that the migration path between Wii households and PlayStation households is a natural path,” said Peter Dille, Sony’s senior vice president for marketing and PlayStation.

Shuehei Yoshida, Sony’s president for worldwide studios, said Move will “demonstrate that the motion controller for PS3 will be the solution for both casual and hard-core gamers alike” and that the types of games Sony can create with it are “amazingly diverse.”

Among the types of games Move will work with include those that involve swords, bows and arrows, guns, punching and much more. The idea is that Move will provide players with a realistic and precise feeling of holding whatever kind of thing the game calls for, be it a sword or a gun.

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With the addition of Cory Gunz to the stable, it has been reported that rapper B.G. has returned home and signed back with Cash Money Records.

Although money troubles in the past caused a rift in the business and personal relationship between the rapper and Birdman, it looks like the time away has allowed B.G. to get his business mentality up to par to ensure that what happened to him before won’t happen again.

It feels like the Hot Boyz reunion is coming a lot closer as days progress.

Already building his relationship back with Mannie Fresh, Juvenile and Lil Wayne, the vintage Cash Money army is starting to make their return.

Speaking with HipHopWired, B.G. spoke on becoming a free agent after the release of Too Hood 2 Be Hollywood and what it would take to be back with Cash Money and Birdman.

“If the numbers right, if it makes sense.”

He also spoke on how Baby attempted to help B.G. be released from Atlantic Records.

“E1 called Atlantic and asked them what they doing with me. What’s the hold up on B.G’s album? He offered them a deal, baby offered them a deal to and they turned him down. I guess, they don’t want to see me win or not. Everything worked out perfect, it couldn’t be better.”

STATEN ISLAND, N.Y. — Maria Alaimo’s butchered breasts are now worth millions.

Five members of a six-panel jury Wednesday determined that Grasmere plastic surgeon Dr. Keith S. Berman botched a March 2003 breast lift surgery that left Ms. Alaimo with four “double-bubble deformities” and awarded the 46-year-old Willowbrook mother of two $3.5 million in damages.

With the exception of a lone holdout who found the doctor was not at fault, the jurors gave Ms. Alaimo $1 million for pain and suffering since she went under Dr. Berman’s knife on March 8, 2003, and $2.5 million for future pain and suffering she will endure for the next 35 years.

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The jury spent nine hours Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday morning before reaching their verdict and bringing the civil trial at state Supreme Court, St. George, to a close after more than a week of listening to testimony from Dr. Berman, Ms. Alaimo, and plastic surgeons who testified as expert witnesses for both parties.

Ms. Alaimo, who spurred the trial with a $5 million lawsuit against Dr. Berman, sat stunned when the multi-million-dollar verdict was read.

“I really don’t believe that’s what (the jury) said,” Ms. Alaimo said through a beaming smile outside the courtroom. “I was like, thank God somebody actually believes me.”

Dr. Berman, who works out of an office at 1050 Hylan Blvd., was not present in the courtroom for the verdict.

His attorney, Jerry Giardina, declined comment afterward.

Ms. Alaimo was referred to Dr. Berman through the online referral service My Choice Medical when she sought a breast lift in 2003 at the age of 40 after giving birth twice and breastfeeding both of her children.

During the first consultation session, Ms. Alaimo said Dr. Berman showed her a book of pictures depicting women with successful breast augmentation surgeries and told her, “You’re going to look beautiful.”

Ms. Alaimo maintained that Dr. Berman never consulted her on the risks involved prior to the surgery, and that she was given a 12-page disclaimer and consent package to sign as she was being “rushed” into the operating room on the morning of the operation.

Dr. Berman testified that he initially planned to perform a Level II breast lift procedure, but shifted to a Level I procedure while Ms. Alaimo was on the operating table and slipped the implant “into the only place it would fit.”

The surgery left Ms. Alaimo with scarred and disfigured “double-bubble” breasts that, with two swollen bubbles one on top of the other, gave her the appearance of having four breasts.

After two failed follow-up corrective procedures – the first by Dr. Berman and the second by Dr. Roger Mixter in Milwaukee, where she was sent all-expenses paid by My Choice Medical – Ms. Alaimo said she went into a deep depression that destroyed her 17-year marriage because she refused to undress in front of her husband.

After the verdict, Ms. Alaimo was breathing easier and talking excitedly about using the money to help her family.

“My kids are going to go to the nicest schools,” said Ms. Alaimo, a former tanning salon owner who is currently unemployed.

Other victims of bad plastic surgeries now have a ray of light with this verdict, she noted.

“It was a pretty tough trial to endure, to have people see pictures of my nude breasts,” Ms. Alaimo said. “For (the jurors) to recognize this, they validated it for me – I do really have a problem and they validated it.

“I just hope there’s somebody else out there that doesn’t have to hide now,” she added. “I hope this does give other women the courage to step forward to say something happened. They shouldn’t have to hide behind the big scarves and the big turtlenecks.”

“Tron Legacy” is directed by Joseph Kosinski and is scheduled to hit theaters on December 17th in 3D.

Ride with Creative Control to the Le Mirrors Grammy after-party at Bar Marmont in Los Angeles which included a number of notable attendees including Kid Cudi, Kelis, DJ Rashida, Estelle, Damon Dash and performances by Ti$a.