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Delonte West Speaks On Chopping Down LeBron’s Mama
Bossip Exclusive With Immature… New Music, Reuniting, Chris Stokes, Raz-B, Gay Rumors And More!!!
Former “Spiritual Son” Jamal Parris To Bishop Eddie Long: “You Are A Monster”
Lindsay Lohan Is Finally Where She Needs To Be
Quote Of The Day: “Bringing About Change Is Hard — That’s What I Said During The Campaign”
Kat Stacks Denies Rumors That She Has Hepatitis C
Luda And His Banger Boo Head Home From D.C.
Pure Sickness: Soldier Explains How His Squad And Him Murdered Innocent Afghan Civilians… FOR FUN!!! [Video]
Pure Comedy: Sarah Palin Booed On DWTS! “Why Is The Crowd Booing Out There?” [Video]
Guess Who Is Visiting Her ‘Something New’ In Paris?

Delonte West Speaks On Chopping Down LeBron’s Mama

Posted: 29 Sep 2010 05:55 AM PDT

Months after the rumors first surfaced, former Cleveland Cavaliers player Delonte West finally answered the question believed to be at the root of all the Cavs’ end-of-season drama: did he chop down LeBron‘s fast azz mama Gloria?

At the start of his first press day with the Boston Celtics, it looked like even the team thought the rumor was true.

Reporters were told only to ask questions pertaining to basketball, squeezing much of the anticipation from West's first interview in more than a year.

But then a reporter from a local radio station asked West the question that basketball fans, entertainment buffs, gossip columnists, and the entire Northeast Ohio region had been wondering about since the Cavaliers were eliminated from the NBA playoffs last May.

Did West have an intimate relationship with Gloria James, the mother of two-time Most Valuable Player and former teammate LeBron James?

Before a frantic team official could intervene, undoubtedly fearing West might react with four-letter words, or perhaps clam up altogether, as he did last season, West took a deep breath, stared the reporter in the eye, and addressed whether the rumors were true.

"Not at all,'' he said. "I come from an era where you don't say nothing bad about someone's parent, so not at all.''

And that’s that. Guess LeBron’s lawyer was telling the truth.

How anti-climactic. Maybe we’ll get a Savannah appearance on the new season of Basketball Wives to make up for it.

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Bossip Exclusive With Immature… New Music, Reuniting, Chris Stokes, Raz-B, Gay Rumors And More!!!

Posted: 28 Sep 2010 09:27 PM PDT

Immature… Now-a-days when you hear that word, the last thing you that comes to mind is the R&B group. Kelton Kessee aka LDB, Jerome Jones aka Romeo and Marques Houston aka Batman/ Roger Evans came together to form the R&B group Immature at the age of eight. After years of performing and making music together, they each went their separate ways… LDB got a 9 to 5, Romeo began working on the business side of music and Batman put out five solo albums and pursued acting. Now 10 years later they reunite for Marques Houston’s fifth solo album “Mattress Music”.

Bossip was offered the chance to chop it up with Immature about the 10 year split, manager Chris Stokes and Raz-B accusations… Peep what they had to say:

Former “Spiritual Son” Jamal Parris To Bishop Eddie Long: “You Are A Monster”

Posted: 28 Sep 2010 05:16 PM PDT

Just as Bishop Eddie Long broke his silence Sunday, so has one of his accusers… Former “Spiritual Son” Jamal Parris has given his first interview since filing a lawsuit against the man he once called “daddy,” describing the way he was manipulated into sexual acts!

FOX 5 caught up with Parris in outside of a store in Colorado, where the oldest of the accusers in resides. Parris reluctantly spoke on the case, defending himself and his fellow plaintiffs from those who question their accusations:

“You look at our eyes,” Parris said. “You hear the pain in our voice. We have no reason to lie to this man.”

He told a riveting story about how as a young teen– a 14 year old with no father in his life– he joined New Birth Missionary Baptist Church. Bishop Eddie Long came into his life. He said Long said to call him “daddy” and to trust him with spiritual guidance.

“I loved him,” Parris said. “I’m always going to have love for the things that he taught me. But how he left us hurt worse than anything I ever felt in my life.”

“You finally have a father that you’ve always wanted for and always dreamed of,” Parris said. “He would just walk away from you if you don’t give him what he wants. So you end up turning into something you never thought you would be, which is now a slave to a man that you love.”

As he claimed in his lawsuit, Jamal says the bishop began a slow sexual seduction, which became more intimate and more intense after the young boys became of legal age.

“So, while the media and the rest of the people around the city, around the country look at us like how could grown men let another man touch him, what you have to understand is this man has manipulated us since childhood,” Parris explained. “This was our father and we loved him.”

In the end, Parris says when the bishop loses interest in sex and sets his sights on other younger men, the older boys are left behind.

“This man turned his back on us when he had no more need for us,” Parris said. “That’s not a father, that’s a predator.”

Parris says he attempted to resolve the matter privately with the bishop, but when that didn’t work, lawsuits were filed identifying the young men accusing the bishop.

“We would have to be the craziest kids in the world to want to come out and admit to another man touching on us publicly,” said Parris. “To really believe this is about money would be absolutely ludicrous.”

He says he loved Bishop Long, but he can’t escape the nightmare of what he says Long did to him as a young man.

“I cannot get the sound of his voice out of my head,” said Parris. “I cannot forget the smell of his cologne. And I cannot forget the way that he made me cry many nights when I drove in his car on the way home, not able to take enough showers to wipe the smell of him off of my body.”

Jamal Parris, near the end of the interview, said he wanted to speak directly to Bishop Eddie Long, and he turned to the camera to do so.

“But that man can not look me in my eye and tell me we did not live this pain,” Parris said. “Why you can sit in front of the church and tell them that you categorically deny it. You can’t say that to our face. And you know this. You are not a man, you are a monster.”

WOW. Just WOW.

How can you deny that argument. His reasoning simply makes sense — what man would want to put himself out there like that if this wasn’t true???

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Lindsay Lohan Is Finally Where She Needs To Be

Posted: 28 Sep 2010 04:29 PM PDT

“Blow”Han jumped out of denial today and took the first step towards recovery. The troubled Miss Lohan checked into an in-patient rehab program today, and according to TMZ, it was her own choice.

Lindsay is now agonizingly aware she has an addiction problem and also acknowledges the reality — addicts often backslide before they get better.

We’re told Lindsay is telling people she doesn’t want this type of life anymore. She says she wants to get better and wants to do whatever it takes at this point … irrespective of what Judge Elden Fox does to her.

Lindsay’s scheduled to stay in rehab at least until October 22, which is the amount of time she was supposed to spend in jail after her court appearance last week.

Let’s hope she’s really ready to put the shenanigans behind her and not just trying to avoid more jail time.

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Quote Of The Day: “Bringing About Change Is Hard — That’s What I Said During The Campaign”

Posted: 28 Sep 2010 03:27 PM PDT

President Obama makes his third appearance on the cover of Rolling Stone this October, granting the magazine an in depth conversation that serves as a follow up of sorts to his October 2008 interview, right before winning the election.

The interview covers topics from Fox News to the Gulf oil spill to Lil’ Wayne to the three women who can make him cry. After finishing his interview, the President added one more message to any Democrats ready to quit the good fight:

One closing remark that I want to make: It is inexcusable for any Democrat or progressive right now to stand on the sidelines in this midterm election. There may be complaints about us not having gotten certain things done, not fast enough, making certain legislative compromises. But right now, we’ve got a choice between a Republican Party that has moved to the right of George Bush and is looking to lock in the same policies that got us into these disasters in the first place, versus an administration that, with some admitted warts, has been the most successful administration in a generation in moving progressive agendas forward.

The idea that we’ve got a lack of enthusiasm in the Democratic base, that people are sitting on their hands complaining, is just irresponsible.

We have to get folks off the sidelines. People need to shake off this lethargy, people need to buck up. Bringing about change is hard — that’s what I said during the campaign. It has been hard, and we’ve got some lumps to show for it. But if people now want to take their ball and go home, that tells me folks weren’t serious in the first place.

If you’re serious, now’s exactly the time that people have to step up.

Mr. Obama also shared a personal assessment of his presidency so far:

What has surprised you the most about these first two years in office? What advice would you give your successor about the first two years?

Over the past two years, what I probably anticipated but you don’t fully appreciate until you’re in the job, is something I said earlier, which is if a problem is easy, it doesn’t hit my desk. If there’s an obvious solution, it never arrives here — somebody else has solved it a long time ago. The issues that cross my desk are hard and complicated, and oftentimes involve the clash not of right and wrong, but of two rights. And you’re having to balance and reconcile against competing values that are equally legitimate.

What I’m very proud of is that we have, as an administration, kept our moral compass, even as we’ve worked through these very difficult issues. Doesn’t mean we haven’t made mistakes, but I think we’ve moved the country in a profoundly better direction just in the past two years.

Continue reading for more outtakes from the interview.

Kat Stacks Denies Rumors That She Has Hepatitis C

Posted: 28 Sep 2010 03:20 PM PDT

Super groupie Kat Stacks may have found herself on the receiving end of a blast report.
According to rumors, Kat Stacks has been diagnosed with Hepatitis C.

An alleged clinic report states that Kat Stacks’s real name, Andrea Herrera, tested “positive for a Hepatitis C antibody during a test performed with an oral Hepatitis C antibody kit.”

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Luda And His Banger Boo Head Home From D.C.

Posted: 28 Sep 2010 03:01 PM PDT

Ludacris was spotted making his way home to Atlanta after picking up T.I.’s check performing at the Virgin Mobile Free Fest in Maryland this weekend. Check out lots more pictures below:

Good to see he and his lovely lady Eudoxie are still going strong.

Ludacris is seen jetting out of Washington DC.

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Pure Sickness: Soldier Explains How His Squad And Him Murdered Innocent Afghan Civilians… FOR FUN!!! [Video]

Posted: 28 Sep 2010 02:57 PM PDT

U.S. Army prosecutors urged a presiding Army judge to recommend courts-martial for five soldiers accused in a three-month killing spree in Afghanistan.

The prosecutors said the five men serving at Forward Operating Base Ramrod in southern Afghanistan sought out civilians at random and then killed them with grenades and rifle fire, ABC News reported Tuesday.

One of the defendants, Cpl. Jeremy More.. Morlock, appeared in court Monday at Joint Base Lewis-McChord near Tacoma, Wash. He had been videotaped while being questioned in Afghanistan, The Seattle Times reported.

On the videotaped confession, Morlock described how Staff Sgt. Calvin Gibbs had men in his unit randomly choose civilians and then kill them.

“Gibbs called it like, ‘Hey you guys wanna, you guys wanna wax this guy or what?’ And you know, he set it up, like, he grabbed the dude,” Morlock said on the tape.

The five soldiers face murder charges and if convicted could face the death penalty, the Los Angeles Times said. All have denied the charges.

The military says the investigation also led to the discovery of widespread drug use at the base.

Defense attorneys said Morlock didn’t confess to the slayings and his statements indicate other soldiers did the actual killings, the Times said. The attorneys also questioned investigators’ assertions that Morlock was properly told of his rights and that his prescription drug use — he had taken a muscle relaxer before questioning — should invalidate the statements as evidence.

The parents of Spc. Adam Winfield, another soldier accused in the killings, said they tried to warn the Army about the sergeant, but to no avail, ABC News said. The Winfields say they called six different Army offices and Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla., to get help