Singer Ricky Martin has shocked many with his recent admission that he is a “homosexual man.” Not because he’s homosexual, I think we all knew that, but because he actually admitted it.

“I am proud to say that I am a fortunate homosexual man. I am very blessed to be who I am,” stated Martin on Read the rest of this entry »

Actress, new mother and milf-to-many Jessica Alba was spotted out with daughter, Honor Warren around town in Beverly Hills sporting a new blond do and some peek-a-boo action.

Check out the crack after the jump….with a bow on top nonetheless…you naughty girl you, Alba… Read the rest of this entry »

There have been conflicting reports as to the identity of the woman seen leaving Tattoo Mania in West Hollywood on Saturday with Chris Brown.

It’s been back and forth between ex-girlfriend Erica Jackson and Girlicious band member, Natalie Mejia.

Brown’s camp finally confirmed the identity of the woman seen out with Brown this past weekend was in fact Natalie Mejia.

Brown’s reps told People magazine, “Natalie Mejia was there with Dean. [Reports in other media] that Natalie Mejia is Chris’s new girlfriend are also false. Rumors claiming Brown is dating a Virginia college student named Erica Jackson are also not true.”

Mmmmm-hmmmm. Whateva!

Just yesterday, Brown’s reps claimed he didn’t even know the woman, NOT EVEN HER NAME!!

A source close to Mejia told People, Read the rest of this entry »

Grammy-award winner, neo-soul singer India Arie performs live Wednesday, April 15th at Club Nokia LA in Los Angeles. Showtime starts at 8 p.m.

Arie released “Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics” earlier this year, a follow up to her 2006 album, “Testimony: Vol 1, Life and Relationship.”

What ever happened to the hype and support that used to surround this sista? smh. Another neo-soul artist underpromoted.

Click HERE to read a recent review and to sample tracks from Testimony: Vol. 2, Love & Politics.

Here’s an update on the Queen Latifah lawsuit drama.

See, Queen Latifah’s Former Stylists Get Ugly for the background info.

But here’s a quick recap. Queen’s former cosmetologist Roxanna Floyd and former stylist Susan Moses are suing Queen for a combined claims totalling $1 million, alleging unpaid wages.

Ok, caught up!

Well, according to the Chicago Sun-Times, sources told columnist Bill Zwecker, “the figure came from not only claimed makeup and hair treatments and consultations, but for the two women’s silence – a Read the rest of this entry »

Could it be these nationwide open calls for contestants to appear on America’s Next Top Model are just publicity stunts?

According to the NY Daily News, sources allege that some girls are chosen by producers to appear on the show at private tryouts. A show insider revealed, “The producers had already picked some of the girls they wanted in private meetings. They had to sign agreements promising not to reveal how they were chosen.”

Dehea Abraham, eager to tryout for the show, flew up from Atlanta to participate in the March 14th open call, only to be discouraged by a friend. According to Abraham, “My friend Read the rest of this entry »

And for all of us really. My heart sank when I read this story.

Carl Joseph Walker-Hoover, an 11 year-old Massachusetts boy, hung himself on Monday after ongoing bullying and anti-gay taunting from classmates at his middle school.

Carl was a junior at New Leadership Charter School in Springfield, Mass, and although he did not identify as gay, he endured bullying at school and daily taunts of being gay.

His mother, Sirdeaner L. Walker, pleaded with the school on a weekly basis to remedy this bullying problem. Obviously, the school’s action, if any, was not enough.

Carl would have turned 12 on April 17th.

Ok, people, let’s talk for real here. We’re all adults and as adults we should be able to have frank conversations with one another.

HATE IS HATE regardless of your justification and reasoning for it. And when Read the rest of this entry »

Pariah, a film by acclaimed filmmaker Dee Rees, is a coming of age story that chronicles a lesbian teenager struggling with conflicting identities, created to please family, friends and classmates.

This short film has earned a lot of attention and rightfully so. It’s been shown at several festivals, including Outfest, Pan African Film Festival and Sundance Film Festival, and has been positively received by crowds. It currently stands as a finalist for the 2009 Sundance/NHK International Filmmaker Award.

Can’t wait for the feature film to drop.

Check out the trailer when you… Read the rest of this entry »

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