BET broke the news on their website yesterday,
“All good things must come to an end, and after celebrating four successful seasons of The Game on BET, the network has announced production is underway on the show’s final two seasons.”
Season 8 of The Game premiers early 2015.
Law enforcement sources tell TMZ … Short was at Gabe’s Bar and Grill in L.A. on March 15 at around 10:45 PM celebrating a couple’s engagement … when he started arguing at the bar with another partygoer.
We’re told the other guy pissed Short off by making a comment along the lines of, “You might be richer than me but I get my girls to buy me everything I want including your wife.”
An eyewitness tells TMZ Columbus then came up from behind and sucker punched the guy. The eyewitness says the man’s nose was broken and he was rendered unconscious for several minutes.
We’re told Columbus quickly left the bar.
An ambulance came and took the 37-year-old man to a nearby hospital.
Cops are now investigating a criminal battery.
It’s not the first time Columbus used his fists to make a point. In March, 2010 … Columbus was playing basketball at an L.A. Fitness gym when he got into an argument with another player and socked the guy in the face, knocking several teeth out.
A whopping 3.6 million viewers tuned in to watch The Haves and The Have Nots season finale Tuesday night surpassing the OWN ratings record previously set by Bobbi Kristina Brown’s Next Chapter interview following the death of Whitney Houston which brought in 3.5 million viewers.
The Haves and the Have Nots returns May 27, 2014.
Season 2 Episode 5 of The Haves and the Have Nots pulled in a whopping 3.4 million viewers Tuesday night making it the second highest watched show in OWN Network history.
The Haves and the Have Nots was also the highest rated in women ages 25 thru 54 and number two across all of TV second only to NBC’s “Biggest Loser.”
Author Nick Bilton will serve as the writer/producer of Hatching Twitter while Allison Shearmur will serve as the executive producer of the show.
Allison Shearmur tells Variety that, “Hatching Twitter will go behind the scenes of a groundbreaking Silicon Valley company in a way that’s never been captured before on television. The Social Network was a perfect film, and this series will be different, providing a longer view of the work life changes, gamesmanship and personal sacrifices made by a group of individuals who are building a company that will change the way that people communicate.”
For now you can still see the little blue bird on your smartphone, tablet or computer, but have no fear, the bird will be joining you on your small screen in the near future.
