Alexyss K. Tylor answers a reader’s question ~ “Should I tell my friend her man is no good?”…I already know the answer, but Alexyss says it so much better than I ever could!
LMAO at “Mr. Jimmy”! Alexyss…you a fool gurl!
Part 2 is even better…so don’t forget to check it out after the jump!
Gary Coleman just got married y’all! How bout that! There is hope for me yet…
The 40-year-old former child actor told “Inside Edition” that he secretly wed Shannon Price, 22, on Aug. 28 after the couple met on a movie set.
“I never got the opportunity to be romantic or feel romantic with anyone,” the “Diff’rent Strokes” star said. “I wasn’t saving myself; she just happened to be the one.”
Price, who’s about 5 feet tall, said neither their height nor their age difference deterred her from falling for the 4-foot-8 actor.
“He was 10 feet tall to me because he was sweet and I really liked his personality,” she said.
Price, who now sells Coleman memorabilia on the Internet, said she hopes to be known for more than her household name of a husband.
“She’s a great eBayer,” Coleman said. She’s a fabulous eBayer. I hope she gets famous for that.” (Source)
Funny he would mention eBay…remember this pic of him selling his stuff? He looked so pityful and broke that I ALMOST posted a bid!
No…it’s not the Doublemint Twins!
Soap star, Susan Lucci from ABC’s All My Children has been immortalized in wax by Madam Tussaud’s Wax Museum. The grand unveiling of her wax sculpture was held last night in New York.
I used to love me some All My Children back in the day. Erika Kane was “dat Biyatch”! I’m trippin right now cause she looks the same as she did 10 15 years ago!! Dayum! Them plastic surgeons don’t be playing do they…
Check out Mary J. Blige’s Chevy ad featuring her modeling to “Just Fine“. In case you missed it, it aired last night during the Grammys.
She almost made my wanna buy a Chevy…but not really! No fair wastin’ all that SEXY on a Malibu…!
Check out this new video for Yung Joc’s single “I’m a G” featuring Bun B and Young Dro. Me likey…me likey a lot! I know alot of y’all think southern rap sux…but who cares! You just wish you thought of this simple ish first!
I’m the seventh letter of the alphabet…I’m a “G“….get it?
While I was listening to Tariq Nasheed’s Mack Lessons podcast the other day (you need to get you some….nukkas!), he talked about this video and I just had to look it up!
It’s Chris Brown on Sesame Street performing with Elmo! Soooo cute! Elmo was dancin his lil red ass off…LMAO!
Also, check out Tariq’s MySpace page and tell him the “A” said whut up…with his fine azz!
Peace be with you! Erykah Badu traveled to Tel-Aviv a few days ago to perform her final concert prior to the release of her new album, New AmErykah. Erykah made some interesting comments about her support of Louis Farrakhan and how she crossed the water to bring some light…or sumthing like that. She also said that she identifies with Palestinian hip-hop (although she couldn’t name any Palestinian hip-hop artists)…
For almost two hours, she swayed in front of a center-stage mic stand with a small table to either side of her, one holding a laptop computer and a kettle, the other with a drum machine/sampler trigger board. More about laid-back, regal poise than about traditional verse-chorus pop soundbytes, it was Badu’s distant yet powerful presence presiding over intense grooves that dominated the evening.
Badu wowed the Tel Aviv crowd early with “The Healer,” a powerful new shamanistic single off of Nu AmErykah, proclaiming, “Hop hop is bigger than religion / Hop hop is bigger than my nigger / Hop hop is bigger than the government” in between verses about toppling Babylon (”The people say reboot refresh,” etc.). The set culminated with Badu taking us “waaay back,” brandishing a cowbell and meandering through a medley of old-school rap classics (like Slick Rick and Doug E Fresh’s immortal “La Di Da Di”) before explaining to us that all peoples are truly one and heading home. (source)
Erykah also commissioned a poster for her visit to Tel-aviv, which features a large hamsa (a traditional Middle Eastern good-luck charm) that appears to be growing out of her hair. At the bottom, the words for peace in Hebrew and Arabic appear side by side.
Check it out after the jump!
