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Yella Beezy, whose real name is Markies Conway, reportedly “fell out” in a back hallway after being taken into custody following his November 11, 2026, conviction for capital m*rder in MO3’s death, according to NBC 5 Dallas–Fort Worth. The 35-year-old was sentenced by Judge Chikya Anyiam to life without parole, exactly six years after MO3, born Melvin Noble, was killed. Conway asked to kiss his young son, who left the courtroom in tears, while others also cried. Prosecutors said Conway paid Kewon White $40,000 to kill the 28-year-old rapper following a longstanding feud. White chased and sh*t MO3 on Dallas’ Interstate 35, also wounding a bystander who survived; White was separately convicted in September and sentenced to life without parole. Conway pleaded not guilty, and his defense argued that the prosecution relied on speculation. His attorney, Toby Shook, expressed disappointment and said the defense would continue fighting through an appeal.

A husband broke down in tears of relief after learning that his wife, who was six months pregnant, had been pulled alive from the rubble of a collapsed building in Brooklyn on Wednesday, November 11. He had desperately pleaded with police for help before receiving the news around 6:30 p.m., saying, “She is alive, she is still alive. I am very happy.” His wife was taken away by ambulance, but her condition and the baby’s status were not immediately available. The three-story building at 1321 Flatbush Avenue collapsed shortly after 4 p.m. into an adjacent construction site near Bedford Avenue, also tearing away part of a neighboring building. Officials reported at least two deaths and 17 injuries, including four people in critical condition, with seven children among those injured. More than 250 firefighters and EMS personnel responded, and crews continued searching into the night as the number of people potentially missing remained unknown. The cause was under investigation, including whether excavation work next door contributed to the collapse. 🙏🏾💔

Nvidia’s board was reportedly meeting November 11 to consider removing co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang following reports of two extramarital affairs, but his removal had not been confirmed. Reuters cited a New York Times report alleging a relationship with Nvidia healthcare executive Kimberly Powell, who reported to him; Reuters could not independently verify that allegation. Nvidia shares dropped more than 8% in after-hours trading amid the uncertainty. The other reported relationship involved Alice Huang, a former Megaspeed executive whom U.S. intelligence reportedly linked to Chinese intelligence gathering; China denies the allegations. Huang acknowledged infidelity and apologized to his wife, family and employees, without publicly identifying the woman. President Trump said the FBI was investigating, while Nvidia and Huang also face an investor lawsuit over allegedly inadequate disclosure. Nvidia announced an independent investigation overseen by outside counsel on November 8, saying it had no reason to believe company secrets or national security had been compromised and that Huang had pledged full cooperation.

A video of a jellyfish-shaped object with dangling “tentacles” is circulating online after Sara Jane Osborn said she filmed it over Anchorage, Alaska, around 10:13 p.m. on June 15, 2026. Osborn was photographing a rainbow with her husband, Pete, when she noticed the black-and-silver shape, initially mistaking it for a mosquito on her screen. She said its appendages moved independently as it hovered and turned above distant trees for roughly three minutes before disappearing. The couple believed it was in the direction of Joint Base Elmendorf-Richardson, which supports F-22 Raptor operations. They searched a nearby park for a kite operator and drove toward Arctic Valley, looking for about 30 minutes without finding an explanation. Pete estimated it was within three miles, but its distance and size were not confirmed. Although Osborn doubted it was a kite, she acknowledged it could be a drone. The object’s identity and any connection to the military base remain unverified, and there is no confirmed evidence of extraterrestrial activity. 🛸👽

Irma P. Hall, the beloved actress best known as Josephine “Big Mama” Joseph in the 1997 film Soul Food, died November 10, 2026, in Dallas, Texas, at age 91, according to Baller Alert’s report citing her family’s announcement. Her cause of death has not been disclosed, and memorial arrangements will be announced later. An actress, author, poet, educator and public speaker, Hall was born June 3, 1935, in Beaumont, Texas, and raised partly on Chicago’s South Side. She taught French and Spanish before a poetry reading caught director Raymond St. Jacques’s attention, leading to her screen debut in Book of Numbers in 1973. She retired from teaching in 1984 to pursue acting, later earning acclaim for A Family Thing, an NAACP Image Award for Soul Food and a Cannes Jury Prize for The Ladykillers in 2004 while recovering from a serious car accident. Her other credits included Beloved, Nothing to Lose, Collateral and Meet the Browns. She also helped establish theater companies in Dallas and DeSoto, mentored Black actors and was inducted into the Texas Film Hall of Fame. Her family honored her lasting legacy of talent, dedication and compassion. 🕊️❤️