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Wednesday, November 26, 2008

Kim Zolciak interviewed prior to reunion special


Prior to the Reunion Special tonight, Kim Zolciak, of Real Housewives of Atlanta, addresses the rumors with PEOPLE.com about her friendship with NeNe, her breakup with big Papa, and how the show changed her outlook on herself. Check out some excerpts from the interview:

How are you and NeNe getting along? Have you had that glass of wine yet?

We have not had that glass of wine to be honest with you. Hopefully in the very near future, now that the show has calmed down and life is a little bit calmer, we’ll actually sit down and have a conversation. I heard that NeNe was upset about the footage of her [singing about me] in the limo. Her intention wasn’t to hurt my feelings. With that being said, NeNe and I have been friends for a long time. I think she’s great. She’s funny and entertaining, and my older daughter (Brielle) just adores her.

Catch more of the story here.

Courtesy of Missxpose.com
Picture courtesy of Essence.com

John Forte and others pardoned by Bush


Fugee affiliate John Forte is reportedly one of 16 people who have received a reduced sentence or a pardon from US President George Bush. Do ya’ll remember him? He was on Wyclef and Pras’ hit single “Stayin’ Alive”… As you may recall, Forte was sentenced to 14 years in prison after being caught with two briefcases filled with $1.4 million worth of liquid cocaine at Newark International Airport in 2000. Crazy right!

Forte wrote, produced and appeared on The Fugee’s multi-platinum and Grammy-winning 1996 album, The Score. He also released two solo albums, Poly Sci and I, John.

According to The Washington Post, Forte will be released from jail on December 22nd and will face five years of supervised probation. Senator Orrin Hatch, singer Carly Simon and her son James, were among the people who advocated for Forte’s release.

“Now is the perfect opportunity for John to be given the chance to provide positive benefits to society through his considerable musical talents,” Hatch wrote to Bush in a January 2007 letter. Forte was one of two inmates who received reduced sentences. Bush pardoned 14 others.

Courtesy of Missxpose.com

When you get caught with that much cocaine... should you really get a reduced sentence? I mean come on now I love the dude in the Fugee's stuff but 1.4 mill?!?!

Rappers make Martha Stewart moist


Martha Stewart has had many hip hop talents on her talk show. From LL Cool J, Snoop, and even Diddy, all have invited to her show to trade household tips. OK Magazine caught up with Stewart at a party to celebrate the dedication of the Robert F. Kennedy bridge in New York. They asked her about her “thing” for rappers. “I like these guys,” Martha Stewart said. “I like their music, I like their expression and they’re fun. They’re actually good guests. And that’s important.” In fact, she says, “they’re great guests.” “Snoop was fabulous!,” she said. “I can’t wait for P Diddy to come back.”

Courtesy of Missxpose.com

R. Kelly tells Beyonce what it's like to be a boy


We all knew that somebody was going to come out with a rebuttal to Beyonce’s IF I WERE A BOY! Guess who did it, R. Kelly baby! R. Kelly issued a remix to Beyonce’s hit Monday, which is currently topping the UK Charts. Singing “You’re not a boy, so you don’t understand,” Kelly puts his stamp on the Toby Gad produced single. “So I go to the club with the guys and sometimes flirt with the girls.” “I should be able to roll out as long as I’m coming home to you,” Kelly continues attempting to cover a man’s perspective. While Kelly sings about being a guy who says “I am not a perfect man” for the majority of the song, he does take aim at being a girl for a brief moment. “If I were a girl. I wouldn’t play games.” Listen:


Courtesy of Missxpose.com


PS. Good thing she's not a boy cause she wouldn't know how it feels to piss on someone lol! I'm playing!

Michael Vick apparently can snitch as quick as he could juke


Former Altanta Falcons star, Mike Vick, was in a Virginia court room Tuesday (yesterday) and entered his guilty plea in an effort to get an early release. He is currently serving a 23-month jail sentence in Leavenworth, Kansas for the federal offense and could be released to a federal halfway house in July.

As you may recall, Vick is serving a prison sentence for federal dogfighting charges. Without the resolution of the state charges, Vick would not have been eligible for release to a halfway house.

I love animals, and no offense to PETA, I just feel this is just a bit too much. There are people out there who committed far more worse crimes and recieve a slap on the wrist…and this dude may be released to a half way house! Jeez!
In the federal plea, the former Pro Bowl selection did not admit to killing any dogs personally or gambling on the fights. The summary of facts accompanying the original plea agreement said Vick was aware four dogs were killed in 2002 and six to eight dogs were killed in April 2007 as a result of the “collective efforts” of Vick and two of his co-defendants.

Courtesy of Missxpose.com

Sunday, November 23, 2008

Non-Asian Cab Requests will get you fired


I came across this recent but strange story... I felt I had to share it cause it's quite bizarre but I must give a big ass kudos to BBC for not playing around here.


A BBC Radio presenter has been sacked following a 'racist' call to a taxi firm, in which she requested a 'non-Asian' driver.

Sam Mason told the operator that 'a guy with a turban would freak her daughter out' insisting they send an English driver instead.

The ex-glamour girl, 40, called the firm to order a taxi for her 14-year-old daughter off-air, while presenting her BBC Bristol radio show.

After the operator branded her request 'racist', Mason insisted, claiming it wasn't the first time she had made the request.

She said: 'A guy with a turban is going to freak her out. She's not used to Asians.'

When the operator said it would not be possible to carry out her wishes, she said: 'You've managed it before.'

Mason, who has previously battled alcohol addiction, claimed she wasn't racist but insisted she was looking out for her daughter's interest.

Mason said: 'If it were me I wouldn't care if it had two heads, but it's my little girl we are talking about.'

After the operator refused to book a car, Mason complained before hanging up.

The operator said: 'We would class that as being racist. We can't just penalise the Asian drivers and just send an English one.'

She later called back before a manager accepted the booking.

Mason said: 'I work at the BBC. I'm far from racist and that uneducated woman has no right to call me one.'

The BBC were alerted to the conversation after it was recorded and sent to the Sun newspaper.

The mother-of-one was subsequently suspended and fired 24 hours later.

A BBC spokesman said: 'Although Sam Mason's remarks were not made on-air, her comments were completely unacceptable and, for that reason, she has been informed that she will no longer be working for the BBC with immediate effect.'

Courtesy of Daily Mail

Thursday, November 20, 2008

Hugh Jackman Counter Post



So since I put up Hugh Jackman... I felt it was also my duty to put up some combating photos to make the fellas feel good too starting with Megan Fox. Enjoy.