
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
No wonder Eminem is so angry all the time!

Monday, August 31, 2009
Dr. Murray may have administered 16 times the amount of Propofol he said he did

Before there was Melyssa Ford or Karinne Steffans, there was Ola Raye
Drake only dates cougars

LisaRaye jumps bad on her ex-


Since she has faded from the blogosphere, LisaRaye McCoy-Misick (why is she still using his last name?) felt the need to have a chat with JET Magazine (they still publish JET?) about her ordeal with her ex-husband, Michael Misick, the former Premier of the Turks & Caicos:
"It didn't go down the way it was reported: [They said] I was airlifted, I was beat. Honey if I'm beat, that place would have been on fire. I am a South Side Chicago girl, ain't nobody putting their hands on me, and getting away with it – at all."
Now, I could be remembering this wrong, but wasn't LisaRaye boo-hooing to Essence Magazine right after her altercation with Misick and his people? (rumor has it Rocsi was in the house) Allegedly she was abruptly disinvited from the island nation she spent so much time promoting in an unprecedented international tourism campaign.
Are Companies Dropping Black Models Because of the Recession?

Naomi Campbell is accusing the advertising business of using the recession as an excuse to avoid using black models to sell their products.
"This year, we have gone back all the way that we had advanced," she says, according to UK's Telegraph newspaper. "I don't see any black woman, or of any other race, in big advertising campaigns."
Campbell, who was born in London to a mother of Caribbean descent, refers to the publication last year of a special edition of Italian Vogue dedicated to non-white models."That made some noise, but, unfortunately, we are the same as before," she says. "People, in the panic of the recession, don't dare to put a girl of color in their campaign. Nor of any other race. It's a shame. It's very sad."
Could you survive for a week on bubblegum, crackers, and dirty water?
Tressel Hawkins, 43, of Markham; Curtis Hall, 28, of Palacios; and James Phillips, 30, of Blessing, Texas were rescued Saturday after their boat filled with water and capsized in the Gulf of Mexico. The men clung to the top of the overturned catamaran 180 miles from land for an entire week eating nothing but crackers and bubblegum; they used a hose to siphon off fresh water from their internal washdown tank. Boaters use the washdown tank to remove slime and debris from their boats when they are out at sea. The water is fresh, rather than saltwater, but it is not usually considered potable. Many are calling their Saturday rescue by another small vessel which just happened to pass by miraculous since the Coast Guard had called off their search Friday after searching over 86,000 square miles of water and believing the men to be dead.
Michael Jackson's Birthday Party in Brooklyn: A Spike Lee Joint
On-and-off-again rain showers be damned, thousands turned out today in Brooklyn’s Prospect Park to celebrate what would have been Michael Jackson’s 51st birthday. For what was essentially a joyous block party — but held in a giant meadow, and helmed by Spike Lee — some said they almost didn’t make it for reasons other than the weather.
"I was kind of emotional this morning, but I pulled myself together,” said a Michael Jackson impersonator who goes by Gritty, channeling “Bad”-era MJ (with extra sequins).What about the dance-offs between the other fans dressed in tribute?“There’s always somewhat of a rivalry,” Gritty adnitted, in between having his photo taken with fans. “But I just represent a piece of him. We can never be the best.”
DJ Spinna played a roughly five-hour set, with Lee and other famous Brooklynites and Jackson fans cutting in — including Ed Lover (of 105.1FM, “Yo! MTV Raps” and — everyone’s favorite — the “Ed Lover Dance” fame) and Tracy Morgan introducing crowd karaoke to “Black or White,” “The Way You Make You Feel,” and “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin.’ ”
For “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin,’ a song whose lyrics have famously confused listeners — at least until this summer, when it seemed to be blasting out of everyone’s car or cafe in homage — party organizers handed out “Yeah, yeah!!!” and “Mama se, mama sa, ma ma coo sa!!!” placards. People got the lyrics, but just waved the cards in excitement at the wrong time, despite Lee’s attempts to dissuade them: “You gotta wait till your part comes up! Put it down!”
Rev. Al Sharpton gave a blessing that somehow included a nod to Ted Kennedy and the fourth anniversary of Katrina. Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz popped in to proclaim the occasion “Michael Jackson Memorial Day.” “Whatever Spike Lee wants in Brooklyn, Spike Lee gets,” Markowitz said, not ruling out future Michael Jackson memorial events. Would Markowitz call this a Spike Lee joint, then? “It is a Spike Lee joint. It is a Spike Lee joint!”
Kim K Teams With Fiddy to Make Fragrance

Jay Z Still Wants to go Hollywood

Have the Kennedy's Handed Their Political Keys to Obama?

Many saw Ted Kennedy's endorsement of Obama in the Democratic primaries last year as his handing the keys to Camelot to someone outside the family.
Kennedy's son Patrick, a Democratic congressman from Rhode Island, has kept a relatively low profile in Congress and has faced substance abuse problems that have led to stints in rehab facilities.
JFK's daughter, Caroline, stepped into the political spotlight recently, only later to drop out of the running for Hillary Clinton's vacant Senate seat.
Robert Kennedy's son Joe was derailed after a messy personal life involving a high-profile annulment, and Kathleen Kennedy Townsend, the former lieutenant governor of Maryland, has largely stayed out of the spotlight.
Others, like Robert Kennedy Jr., have careers in public service outside of government.
But Stephen Hess, a former staffer in the Eisenhower and Nixon administrations and an adviser to presidents Ford and Carter, says that right now, there are no other Kennedys to assume Ted Kennedy's place in American politics. But don't count them out....
Sunday, August 30, 2009
I'd like 16 Slim Jims, 2 liters of hand sanitizer, a pair of Jordans, a crate of toilet paper, a mega Axe body wash and a case of Now and Laters...

The checks were part of the massive economic recovery package approved by Congress and President Barack Obama in February. About 52 million Social Security recipients, railroad retirees and those receiving Supplemental Security Income were eligible for the one-time checks.
Prison inmates are generally ineligible for federal benefits. However, 2,200 of the inmates who received checks got to keep them because, under the law, they were eligible, said Mark Lassiter, a spokesman for the Social Security Administration. They were eligible because they weren't incarcerated in any one of the three months before the recovery package was enacted. "The law specified that any beneficiary eligible for a Social Security benefit during one of those months was eligible for the recovery payment," Lassiter said.
The other 1,700 checks? That was a mistake.
Checks were sent to those inmates because government records didn't accurately show they were in prison, Lassiter said. He said most of those checks were returned by the prisons.
BBQ With the Neelys from Food Network
(I swear one show I heard Patrick tell Gina,"Baby, put some booty juice on it!")
Alive or Memorex? Tupac CLAP-Obama, T.I.P. and Hillary
How dey do dat? Do NOT play this if you're at work....
Channing Tatum Got Start as a Stripper
While Hollywood starlets like Vanessa Hudgens and Ashley Greene are embarrassed about their naked photo past, Channing Tatum has nothing to be shy about.
Usmagazine.com has obtained a video of the "G.I. Joe" star showing off his chiseled abs and raunchy dance moves when he performed in a Chippendales-style revue called Male Encounter in 1999.
The then 18-year-old former model approached the group's owner, London Steele, at a now-closed Florida nightclub about a job. "He was shy at first, but he really knew how to work the stage," Steele said. "The women went crazy for him!" Performing under the stage name "Chan Crawford," Tatum lip-synched in his act and earned $50 a night plus tips during his year-long stint. Unfortunately for his female admirers, Tatum could only strip down to his skivvies because the stage show had a strict no-nudity policy.
Regardless, the actor's moves caught the eye of a female casting agent, who put him in Ricky Martin's "She Bangs" music video.Tatum went on to show off his dance skills in the 2006 flick "Step Up," where he met his future wife, actress Jenna Dewan. The couple wed in Malibu on July 11.