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Since putting her ex-husband on full blast last year for being the dirty dog that he is, Garcelle Beauvais hasn’t spoken publicly about her failed swirl-y matrimony-dom.

She opens up about it in this week’s issue of Jet Magazine though, telling them that despite the fact that her husband essentially sold her a wolf ticket, she’s not closed off to the idea of a happily ever after.

Once again, the Heat thought they had a game in the bag, and managed to lose a double digit lead in the fourth quarter.

The Mavericks defeated the Heat 86-83 on Tuesday to even the NBA Finals at 2-2 and, in the process, send the best-of-7 series back to Miami. But first there’s Game 5 at Dallas’ American Airlines Center.

“Game 5, the swing game,” Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said.

As of this morning, Ja Rule will become a two-year guest of the New York State Department of Correctional Services.

As planned, Rule will report to Rikers Island today to begin the mandatory jail sentence he agreed to when he pleaded guilty to gun possession charges back in December. The charges came from a 2007 arrest during which NYPD officers, from the same precinct that popped Weezy on the same day, found an un-licensed 40-cal handgun in his car.
Luckily for Rule, he probably won’t be spending a whole lot of time at Rikers. He’ll be transferred to a facility in Upstate New York soon.

We’re probably not the only ones who think this was way too soon.

But less than two full weeks since coughing up $15 million of the New Birth Missionary Baptist’s money to prove just how innocent he was of the sexual misconduct allegations made against him, Bishop Eddie Long Strokey Poke was at the pulpit asking his congregation to cough up $500 or $1000 a piece.

The purpose? Building two new sattelite churches New Birth clearly can’t afford.