Robert van winkle biography of barack obama
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'I feel horrible - it's the worst day of my life': A teary Vanilla Ice says he hasn't slept or eaten since being arrested for burglary and grand theft at $1M Florida mansion
An apologetic Vanilla Ice has given his first proper interview following his arrest this week, saying he is struggling to eat and sleep and that he has never felt worse.
The rapper turned renovation show reality star - charged with burglary and grand theft after allegedly pilfering property from a foreclosed home in Palm Beach, Florida - seemed teary as he said he has barely eaten or slept since turning himself into police on Wednesday.
'I'm a family man, I've got kids, I'm sorry to everybody for whatever this is,' Van Winkle told WPBP News as he left Florida for Columbus, Ohio, on Friday.
'I really love the community, where I live here in Palm Beach, inom do a lot of things... hopefully people can see who I am, the real me.'
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'I'm sorry to everybody': Vanilla Ice gave his first prop
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That’s My Boy’s Vanilla Ice keeps his hustle tight
LOS ANGELES—Yo, check it out. Sure, Robert Van Winkle—that’s Vanilla Ice to you—endured all those typical one-hit-wonder outcomes: drug abuse, legal problems, even a suicide attempt. But the Iceman cometh back at ya. Big time. He’s got a reality-TV series about renovations, The Vanilla Ice Project; is a judge on Canada Sings (now in its second season); and stars as himself in That’s My Boy (which opens on June 15).
And the man who once helped hip-hop go mainstream claims he has no regrets.
“I look back and love it all,” the upbeat star says, kicking it in a Beverly Hill hotel. “I mean, listen, it’s a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle world out there right now. Obama grew up to that shit. I’m excited to bring back some of the old-school and reminisce a little bit. We got the 5.0 in the movie. I almost wanted to just stand up and just do the Running Man for old times’ sake.”
In That’s My Boy, Van Winkle plays his Vanilla self, a
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Log Entry 24: 7/13/2156
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