Bishop Eddie Long crowned 'king'

ACCORDING TO CNN

Bishop Eddie Long has been called anointed, but he was recently awarded another title, as shown in a video that’s gone viral. He’s now a king.

Long was wrapped in a “Holocaust Torah” and crowned a king during a recent Sunday ceremony at New Birth Missionary Church, his suburban Atlanta congregation.

A visiting rabbi wrapped Long in the Torah, which he said was recovered during the Holocaust. The rabbi then directed four men to lift a seated Long in his chair and parade him before the New Birth congregation.

Long wiped tears away as he looked over his cheering congregation.

“He is a king. God’s blessed him. He’s a humble man, but in him is kingship, royalty,” Rabbi Ralph Messer shouted.

Word of the pastor's crowning ceremony spread across the Web. Last year, Long settled out of court with four young men who accused him of coercing them into sexual relationships.

A rabbi and Christian scholar questioned Long and Messer, the man who led Long’s crowning ceremony.

Messer said during the ceremony that the Torah was a “priceless” 312-year-old scroll that had been recovered from the Auschwitz concentration camp during World War II. He said he wanted to honor Long “on behalf of Jewish people, and the land of Israel.”

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Don Cornelius Commits Suicide

ACCORDING TO TMZ

Don Cornelius -- who famously created "Soul Train" was found dead in his Sherman Oaks, CA home this morning ... and law enforcement sources tell us it appears he committed suicide.

We're told cops discovered the body at around 4 AM PT. Law enforcement sources tell us ... Cornelius died from a gunshot wound to the head and officials believe the wound was self-inflicted.

We're told Cornelius was taken to the hospital where he was pronounced dead.

"Soul Train" changed the landscape of television when it debuted in 1971 and ran until 2006.

9. NEWT GREENWICH IS REALLY A KEEBLER ELF THAT GAIN TOO MUCH WEIGHT AND GOT KICKED OUT

8.  MITT ROMNEY OWNS A BRATHOL

7.  RON PAUL IS MITT ROMNEY DADDY

6.  HERMAN CAIN AND MITT DATED THE SAME WHITE WOMEN

5.  I THINK RON PAUL IS REALLY THE DUDE FROM MR. ROGERS NEIGHBORHOOD...I'M TELLING YOU HE HAD A SWEATER ON THE OTHER DAY AND I JUMPED UP & HOLLERED

4.  DOES RICK SANTORUM ALWAYS LOOK LIKE SOMEBODY STOLE HIS BIKE...LOOKING LIKE HE ABOUT TO CRY

3.  RICK PERRY DROPPED OUT AND PUT ALL HIS MONEY INTO THE ALZHEIMERS FOUNDATION CAUSE HE SEE IT COMING...HE ALREADY CAN'T REMEMBER NOTHING

2.  NEWT LOOK LIKE IF HE LOSES ONE MORE PRIMARY, HE GONE SLAP THE SHE-TAUKY MUSHROOMS OUT OF MITT ROMNEY 

1.  WHEN THE REPUBLICANS CANIDATES LOSE THE ELECTION IN NOVEMBER, THEY GONE ALL COME OUT AND HAVE A HUGE GAY WEDDING TO EACH OTHER...YES!!!

ACCORDING TO SOUL TRACKS

In the late '80s, David Peaston was the sensation of the Apollo Theater’s Amateur Night. In 1988, the teacher from St. Louis, Missouri wowed tough audiences with a song that would become one of his trademark covers, “God Bless the Child.” After several weeks of wins, the son of Clara Ward Singers’ Martha Bass and the brother of Fontella Bass of gospel and soul fame, Peaston became an overnight sensation with the 1989 release of his Billboard Top 10 R&B Album, Introducing…David Peaston. The Geffen Records release included a cover of Eddie Kendricks’ “Can I” as well as his original radio jam “Two Wrongs Don’t Make A Right” and a Billboard Top 45 dance hit, “We’re All In This Together.” For his critically-acclaimed debut efforts, in 1990 Peaston won the Soul Train Music Award for Best R&B/Soul or Rap New Artist.

Peaston returned again in 1991, this time under MCA Records, with the unsung Mixed Emotions project, which included smooth, midtempo cuts like “Do You Still Love Me” (a song later made famous by Will Downing) and the standout rendition of The Four Tops torch song “I Believe In You and Me” five years before Whitney Houston’s charter. At his prime, Peaston toured the world with such stars as Gladys Knight and Gerald Alston, winning over crowds with his reported five-octave range. Unfortunately, the lack of a breakout, crossover single prematurely ended Peaston’s soul music career.

His stratospheric tenor soon found a home in the urban theater and on gospel stages across the U.S., including the national touring company of His Woman, His Wife: The Musical. In 1993, Peaston recorded a gospel album with his famous mother and sister on Promises: A Family Portrait of Faith.  His last project, Song Book: Songs of Soul & Inspiration, was released in 2006. Challenged by diabetes and a double-amputee, Peaston still ran his own production company, Pea-Stain Productions and was a gospel circuit mainstay in his hometown of St. Louis. David Peaston’s homegoing is survived by his wife of 24 years, Marilyn, and his two sons. May he rest in peace.