| Full Nicki Minaj On Wendy Williams Interview Talking Lil Kim Beef, Lil Wayne, Father Burning House Down, And More! [Video] Posted: 18 Nov 2010 05:08 AM PST |
| Fresh Out: Laughing Teen Goes On Killing & Robbing Spree! [Video] Posted: 18 Nov 2010 05:00 AM PST |
| So, Crazy Runs In Nicki Minaj’s Family… Posted: 18 Nov 2010 04:56 AM PST 
Apparently, Nicki Minaj‘s childhood included psychic powers, temporary homelessness and immigration. All this because her father was missing a couple of screws, she told Wendy Williams recently. Rapper NICKI MINAJ was briefly left homeless as a child when her father set her family home on fire. The Your Love hitmaker was born in Trinidad and lived there until the age of five. She reveals her childhood home was burned to the ground after a fight between her parents sent her dad into a fiery rage.
Luckily the hip-hop star and her brother had been sent to live with a family friend the day before the incident – because her mum had had a vision about the blaze. She says, “He did burn the house down. It wasn’t an attempt, he did! My mother was in the house and she had to run out at the last minute. “She had a dream the night before that the house was going to be burned down so she had me and my brother sleep at a friend’s house. And at three in the morning they woke us up and said, ‘You have to go to your house, something’s happened.’ We ran four or five blocks (home) and we just saw smoke.” Minaj’s family soon relocated to Queens, New York.
Maybe she’s actually a little more interesting as a person than we give her credit for. Sidenote: is this something you would share so openly and randomly? Check out Wendy Williams’ full Nicki Minaj interview here.         
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| New Gay & Lesbian Reality Show From The ATL: RHOA’s, Amber Rose, Fantasia, Lil Kim, And More!? [Video] Posted: 18 Nov 2010 04:44 AM PST |
| Hate It Or Love It?!?!: Dr. Dre, Akon And Snoop D-O Double G On That “KUSH” Posted: 17 Nov 2010 10:41 PM PST |
| New Airport Full Body X-Ray Scan Search… Conan O’Brien Shows Us How To ASSume The Position!!! Posted: 17 Nov 2010 09:58 PM PST |
| What Is Wrong With This Picture??? Posted: 17 Nov 2010 09:00 PM PST |
| New York Bar Owner Arrested For Damn Near Burning His Own Building Down Posted: 17 Nov 2010 08:57 PM PST 
Now we all know that one Mr. Dylan Dilinjah is known to “spit hot fire”, but we don’t think he has anything on Albert Trummer, owner of a Chinatown bar called Apotheke. Apparently Trummer just can’t resist the opportunity to put on a show for his patrons, problem is the Po-9 lock his dumb a** up everytime he does one. Despite several warnings from staffers not to go forward with the fiery trick, Trummer smashed two bottles of Sambuca on the bar and ignited the alcohol with a candle, marshals said.
Cops were called and Trummer, a self-described “cocktail artist,” was escorted out of the establishment, marshals added. He surrendered Nov. 10 and is charged with attempted arson and reckless endangerment.
Trummer pulled a similar stunt June 13 at the bar – which was featured on “The Real Housewives of New York City” – and was arrested, as well as barred by a court order from entering the premises
This cat must think he’s Tom Cruise in ‘Cocktail’ or somethin. Word of advice sir, put the lighter down before you burn somebody and have a REAL problem on your hands. Source         
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| Black Women Vs. Black Women… How Will They Ever Become One??!? Posted: 17 Nov 2010 07:24 PM PST 
It has been said that black women are their own worst critics. If the world were to stop all the hate today… black women would continue to hate on each other. Tyler Perry’s “For Colored Girls” has been given a “WTH” ever since he revealed the title earlier this year, even more “WTH’s” came after the cast list was released. Like all the rest of Tyler Perry’s movies, “For Colored Girls” addresses the struggles and hardship that a lot of black women go through on a daily basis. With the picture being painted in full color… Why Do Black Women have so much HATE Towards Each Other… One of our staff members came across this email of a woman of color expressing her praises, views and issues with her own sisters… When I first heard of the movie “For Colored Girls” I got so excited. I had the idea of getting as many women together that I could think of to go see this movie. I had visions of group discussions and moments shared with one another that would lead to healing and growth,I guess I kind of imagined a Womens Empowerment Conference type of setting. Well after I shared my idea with a few women, reality set in and I realized that so many of us wouldn’t be willing to participate for various reasons: You don’t like me, you don’t care for somebody I might invite, you only hang out with certain people, you don’t understand the big deal about Tyler Perry making yet another movie about black people and our issues for all the world to see, you don’t like crowds, so n sois too ghetto, such and such is too uppity etc…. It has ALWAYS amazed me that we as black women are each others biggest critics. We are the quickest to bring each other down, find each others faults and nit pick at a sister until she has nothing left, nothing left to give and then we step over her and call her worthless. We take the prettiest women and tear them down for thinking “they are cute” but turn around and dog the average sista because “she know she should take better care of herself than that – can’t believe she got a man!” We call strong women female dogs and accuse weaker women of riding somebody else’s coat tails. We tell a big sista to put down her burger and turn around and criticize a skinny woman for not picking one up. We ride the loud mouth woman for “talking to darn much” and likewise torment the quiet woman for “Being too quiet and needing to take up for herself” Sad part is we don’t discriminate, we talk about everybody!!! I’ve watched women dog out everybody from Oprah for catering to white people and Halle Berry for not being able to keep a man to young Willow Smith for acting to darn grown in her recent video. All of these females are successful and there is something about each one of them to be proud of but a lot of us can’t seem to see that. I have to wonder since we all share a common thread (whether we want to admit it or not) is there something about ourselves that we don’t like, what has happened to us that we cannot seem to get along. Why is that we fight amongst ourselves, backstab & steal each others men (only to find out we should have left him where we found him). We cannot seem to be unified to support and stick up for one another. Everybody seems to be out for themselves while other groups unite against us but nobody else has to bring us down because we trample on the spirits of each other daily. Even if you live in a mini mansion, drive a luxury car, have good credit, rich handsome husband etc, this does not mean that should look down your nose at the woman with 4 kids, no husband, living in income based housing struggling to keep her lights on. We ALWAYS think the grass is greener on the other side, I had a woman who’s child father is MIA tell me that I should never complain because I receive a decent amount of child support and I laughed and let her know that I would gladly give every dime back if he would come relieve some of this overwhelming pressure of feeling inadequate as a parent. If I could get just one full night of sleep or not always be on the verge of losing my job because Im the one that has to call off or leave work for one reason or another to accommodate my child – yeah he could DEFINITELY have his money if I could have some peace! Money alone doesn’t make you happy (not true happiness), good credit doesn’t keep you satisfied, beauty doesn’t make you any less insecure, fame doesn’t make you less vulnerable or cause you to be a good judge of character and being stuck up and mean doesn’t keep you warm at night or prevent you from being lonely. You don’t know how the sista sitting right next to could have carefully put on her make up this morning to hide the beating from last night. The teacher you handed your child over to this morning could have sent her children off to school from a dark house with empty bellies. The teller you just got rude with at the bank could know that today is her last day on her job and have no idea how she is going to survive past next weekend. The sista at the office that appears so busy could be typing her goodbyes to all the people that she loves because she plans to blow her brains out tonight after she tucks her babies into bed. The woman you pass in the hallway could be on her way to have an abortion because she fears what others might think or how the woman that sent you this e-mail may drink an over abundance of alcohol every night to mask the nightmares of an abusive childhood. Ladies we HAVE TO DO BETTER!!! I’m not suggesting that we all like each other and be phony, But I am asking that we all try to respect
each other. You HAVE NO IDEA what the next woman is going through, you don’t know what past or current hurt and pains have shaped her into who she is today.. We spend so much time trying to be as strong and hard as we are expected to be that we end up cracking from the inside out piece by piece. If we would spend 1/3 of the time we spend tearing each other down to build someone up, encourage someone, show someone some love, we could truly make a difference and save someone’s life. PLEASE don’t be the straw that breaks another woman’s back. Believe me when I tell you that there is a woman out there that needs your smile, your hug, your support, your prayer. I hope that you read this and get something out of it other than a laugh and that you pass this on to as many women as you can to let someone know that you believe they are somebody special and that if need be you are available to listen. May favor be extended to each and everyone of your lives, keep your head up and know that someone somewhere cares!!!
We think she has a very valid point… What are your Thoughts???         
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| Dirty Dog Diaries: Meet Tony Parker’s Married Side-Piece Posted: 17 Nov 2010 05:19 PM PST 
For all the effort and quickness with which Eva Longoria tried to make her divorce “rumors” go away yesterday, this thing is unraveling mighty quickly. The mystery woman believed to be behind Eva’s divorce from Tony Parker was outted with a quickness this evening, just hours after text affair was revealed. A source close to Parker confirms rumors that the NBA star had sent numerous text messages to his former San Antonio Spurs teammate Brent Barry’s wife, Erin Barry (pictured above), but that the two had NOT shared a romantic relationship. According to the source, the Barrys have been close friends with Longoria and Parker for some time, even spending New Year’s Eve together a couple of years ago at Longoria’s Los Angeles restaurant, Beso. The Barrys are currently in the midst of a divorce and, our source adds, Parker and Erin’s texts involved the two leaning on each other as their respective marriages went through troubles. A seemingly innocent exchange between close friends, it would seem, but Longoria appears to be prone to jealousy in her marriage to Parker.
And poor-forced-to-retire-from-the-NBA-azz Brent Barry had no clue any of this was going on, TMZ reports. We spoke to Barry’s father, NBA Hall of Famer Rick Barry, who told us, “I feel horrible for my son. I’m in shock. I knew [Erin] was moving out of the house soon and SHE was the one that filed for divorce. This is the straw that broke the camel’s back.” Rick added, “[Brent] is going to be devastated. I can’t even imagine him going through this … the divorce was hard enough news.”
Oh, but there’s more. Eva’s decision to bounce now comes at a really, coincidentally opportune time. Parker recently signed a four-year, $45 million extension with the Spurs. Eva waited til after that deal was signed to file for divorce.
Earlier today, Eva tweeted that she and Tony “love each other very much and pray for each other’s happiness.” And reps for both claim this is an amicable divorce. Wouldn’t a happy, loving couple be able to get past some text messages? Source 1         
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