9/11 Memorial Museum Set To Open In NYC May 2014

The 9/11 Memorial Museum will open its doors to the public on May 21, 2014. The museum is a collection of artifacts in honor of the victims in the September 11th terrorist attack. The Memorial Museum is at the site of the World Trade Center. Many of these artifacts are still covered in dust and ash debris.

(Video) Daredevils Base Jump Off NYC’s Freedom Tower…SCARY!

Andrew Rossig, 33, James Brady, 32, and Marco Markovich, 27 and 29-year-old Kyle Hartwell (who is being dubbed as the “ground spotter”) have all been charged with burglary, reckless endangerment and jumping from a structure. Rossig explained to The New York Times that the they all just “kind of walked in,” putting the security on blast. “It’s supposed to be the most secure building in the world. God forbid it was somebody else getting in there with a real intention to harm New Yorkers.”

WHOA!!!: Scott Storch Robbed at Gunpoint & Threatened With His Life

Famed producer Scott Storch was robbed at gunpoint outside of the New York Palace hotel on Madison Ave while in NYC for the MTV VMAs, according to TMZ. Scott, who filed a police report after the incident, was allegedly approached by two men while waiting in an SUV.

The robbers reportedly told Scott, "Give us all your jewelry and cash or you're dead," which led to him handing over a briefcase with $4K-$5K and several pieces of jewelry. 

The men also reportedly asked the driver for the keys to the car, which he handed over. The men reportedly drove away without opening fire.

Another Day...Another Rant: Kanye West Rants About Being A "Terrible" Celebrity At NYC Show [Video]

It's clear that Kanye West is no fan of paparazzi. Last week he walked headfirst into a street sign trying to avoid having his and Kim Kardashian's picture taken.

Last night at New York City's Roseland Ballroom, the G.O.O.D. Music CEO went on a 3-and-a-half minute rant about being a "terrible" celebrity who hates having his picture snapped. 

He also said to not expect him to do an SNL skit about last week's incident when he's the musical guest on the show this Saturday.