text: Lauryn Hill pleads guilty to tax evasionBy Rolling StoneUpdated 11:29 AM ET, Mon July 2, 2012Lauryn Hill performs in November 2011.Story highlightsLauryn Hill pleaded guilty Friday to evading federal taxes on $1.8 millionThe singer faces a maximum one-year sentence for each of the three countsHer attorney indicated that she plans on paying back the taxes owedLauryn Hill pleaded guilty in a New Jersey courtroom on Friday to evading federal taxes on $1.8 million earned between 2005 and 2007, the Associated Press reports. The singer faces a maximum one-year sentence for each of the three counts.Hill declined to speak after the hearing, but her attorney, Nathan Hochman, indicated that she plans on paying back the taxes owed. U.S. Magistrate Michael Shipp agreed to delay the sentencing from early October to late November in order to give Hill time to make payment.When Shipp asked Hill if anyone had directly or indirectly influenced her decision to plead guilty, Hill gave an enigmatic response that seemed to promise a future statement: "Indirectly, I've been advised my ability to speak out directly is for another time, at sentencing."The income on which Hill did not pay taxes -- $818,000 collected in 2005, $222,000 in 2006 and $761,000 in 2007 -- was earned by four corporations that she owns.Charges were brought against Hill earlier this month, after which the singer took to Tumblr to address her side of the situation but focused on her time outside of the spotlight: "During this period of crisis, much was said about me both slanted and inaccurate, by those who had become dependent on my creative force, yet unwilling to fully acknowledge the importance of my contribution, nor compensate me equitably for it."Hill added in the post that she felt her "potential to work" was in danger and thus said, "I did whatever needed to be done in order to insulate my family from the climate of hostility, false entitlement, manipulation, racial prejudice, sexism and ageism that I was surrounded by."There were no exotic trips," she continued, "no fleet of cars, just an all out war for safety, integrity, wholeness and health, without mistreatment, denial, and/or exploitation."See the full story at RollingStone.com.More from showbizWhat to look forward to in 2015The sexiest night on TVWhy we're obsessed with spiesPowered by Livefyre


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An image flashes and shows me
sitting quietly
waiting for the signal
to continue on my way
but I never make it.
From behind
a vehicle fast approaching
unseen and unheard
until it's upon me
and ends my journey,
all of my journeys
in the blink of an eye
a dazzling hail of glass
in colors of the street lights,
a violent whiplash of my hair
flowing through water
the windshield
a wide-angle view one second,
a pane of white mesh the next
wrapped around my body
and every poem,
every love letter,
get-well card and shopping list
I would ever write
spills out of me
till it's all floating
in the oil-slick puddles
on the road and the pavement
my mind already sluggish
as I sat, placidly content
after a large dinner
an hour before
giving my car the reins
knowing the way home
and so happy that moment,
I didn't realize how much
now that night had come,
surrounded by a galaxy of
city lights like so many stars.
And all I remember feeling
was the love-
only love-


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text: RECESS Fun Lists Top 10: Movies Based On Articles Back to Top ▲ Top 10: Movies Based On Articles 7 The Fast and the Furious (2001) Share on Facebook Share on Twitter 0 Shares As well as buying the rights to 1955's The Fast and the Furious simply to use the name, Universal Pictures bought a 1998 Vibe magazine story by Kenneth Li Rafael called "Racer X." Snarling youths racing cars have been an American staple since Marlon Brando sneered "whaddaya got" in The Wild One, but Rafael's article was about a new subculture -- young men staging illegal street races with customized Japanese imports. The article ends by explaining how many racers took out their speedometers: "When you know how fast you're going, you'll slow down," says an interviewee. Now, that's a movie. Next Page TOP 11 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Comments Show Comments More Like This Promoted Around the Web Special Features