Apparently Nicole Scherzinger, Rage Against The Machine, and No Doubt all had their accounts hacked by a zealot Ron Paul supporter, or somebody posing as one, and this blogger's instincts were admittedly ignored while pursuing the opportunity to break a huge story. Lesson learned but it is certainly still a reminder how dangerous the internet can be and we should all be more vigilant. I will NOT be linking that story on this post and while it was a politically motivated hack, not a security one, it was still a very good reminder to make sure nothing seems too out of the blue first. Ms. Scherzinger has never really discussed her politics publicly, or at least memorably enough to the point where it'd be newsworthy, and I admittedly ignored that nagging inconvenient doubt and I sincerely regret the error in judgment and apologize for the rush to publish mentality I exercised. It will certainly be an area worthy of my undivided focus and full concentration in the future moving forward and I look forward to breaking many stories without the rush to judgment. I apologize to Ms. Scherzinger and to all my readers, faithful and casual alike, as well. In the meantime, here's a piece of mine from November on her X Factor team member LeRoy Bell I'm sure she'd find to be much more positive and uplifting. My apologies once again.
Sincerely,
Jamie Cole
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