Tim McGraw Slaps Woman in Face After She Reportedly Slaps His Crotch

ExpandJesus Fucking Christ. Video footage from a Tim McGraw concert apparently shows the singer slapping a female concert-goer in the face after she reaches up and slaps his penis area.

TMZ got video of Tim's concert at Aaron's Amphitheatre at Lakewood in
Atlanta. You see him walk into the crowd and a sea of hands engulfs
him as he sings, "Truck Yeah."

Look closely 44 seconds into the
clip. You see a woman slap Tim twice ... first on his knee and the she
goes in a second time and either comes close to his junk or makes
contact with it.

At 50 seconds, Tim smacks her.

Tim's rep
tells TMZ, "Tim was singing out in the audience and someone firmly
grabbed onto his leg and wouldn't let go as he was moving through the
crowd.

The rep says, "He instinctively swatted to try to keep
them from ripping his jeans (which they succeeded at doing!), and so he
could get to more fans who could slap hands with him before the end of
the show."

Hey, regular people, celebrities are not
your dolls. Also, in general, DO NOT TOUCH OTHER PEOPLE IN THE GENITALS
WITHOUT THEIR CONSENT. Also also, in general, do not slap other people
in the face. Unless you are instinctively trying to defend your genitals
and/or you feel like this person is a genuine threat to your
well-being. In which case,

gray areapass? Ugh, you guys sort this one out in comments. I'm out. [TMZ]

Pro-Russian looters pulled Tesco binoculars from British MH17 victim's suitcase - but threw them back because they were broken

Looters have robbed the bodies of belongings of victims of the MH17
jet, including fanatical Newcastle United fan John Alder, after the
passenger jet was shot down over Ukraine on Thursday.

Some 298 people were aboard the Boeing 777-200 when it was blasted out of the sky by pro-Russian rebel forces.

A
freelance journalist at the scene discovered Mr Alder's body outside
the village of Grabovo within hours of the disaster and saw that his
belongings had been disturbed.

John Alder's body was found by a freelance journalist outside the
village of Grabovo after pro-Russian separatist rebels looted his
belongings. Heavily armed men stole cash, cameras and credit cards from
victims

Heavily armed pro-Russian separatists were observed at the scene
of the disaster rifling though the belongings of the people on board
flight MH17 which was shot down over Ukraine on Thursday afternoon

Eyewitnesses have reported that 'terrorist death-hunters' have been stealing the victims' cash and jewellery

Demjen
Doroschenko said: 'I saw John Alder's body and took a picture of a
medicine box he had with him. You could see they had been through his
things.

'He had a pair of Tesco binoculars with him in a case.
They had pulled the binoculars out of the case. But when they say the
glass had been broken they threw them back because they weren't any good
for them.'

Mr Doroschenko told The Sun: 'They were rifling
belongings with torches 50 yards away. Once they'd gone I went over to
the body where they had been and found wallets left open, purses empty
and papers all over the ground. It's awful.'

Anton Gerashchenko,
an advisor to the Kiev government, said: 'I have received information
that terrorist death-hunters were collecting not only cash and jewellery
of the crashed Boeing dead passengers but also the credit cards of the
victims.'

Whitney Houston Movie -- First Audio: Replacement Sings 'Bodyguard' Classic

The highlight of the upcoming Whitney Houston biopic is obviously her singing "I Will Always Love You," and TMZ got hold of the re-created new version of the song and it's, well ... different.
Whitney's family is at war with Lifetime,
trying to block the movie because they don't think it properly honors
her.  Obviously the family has blocked the network's ability to use
authentic Whitney tracks.

So they hired a chick named Deborah Cox to voice Whitney's hits, and we got audio from the set, recorded this week, where Deborah belts out "The Bodyguard" hit.

'I Will Always Love You' 2.0

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  Just As Good
  
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  How Dare They!
  

There's a huge division in our newsroom.  Some people think
Deborah -- who's famous for "Nobody's Supposed to Be Here" -- has a
voice that's indistinguishable from Whitney's.  Others say it's a
travesty to pretend Deborah and Whitney are in the same league.

So, we gotta ask ...
 | TMZ.com