Beyonce Disses Overweight People? *Update*
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Beyonce’s fans are calling foul over a promotional photo circulating on the Internet. The photo shows the smiling singer holding up an empty plate with the words “MISS A MEAL” printed on the plate. “Hell Na, Tf wrong with B?,” tweeted one enraged fan on Twitter.com Thursday. “Beyonce supporting anorexia,” tweeted another.
There is no explanation for the promotional photo, which left fans wondering if the message on Beyonce’s plate was intended as a subtle fig at overweight people. Knowing Beyonce, it’s no coincidence that this promo is released 2 days after singer Tyrese Gibson reportedly insulted calorically challenged people, calling them “fat and nasty” during an interview.
Tyler Perry asks his Facebook followers to Pray for Oscar Pistorius
Some celebrities never cease to amaze me. Like most narcissists, they will do or say anything for attention. Increasingly violent narcissists have been in the news lately.
From murderess Jodi Arias to cop killer Christopher Dorner, and most recently, Oscar Pistorius, the double-amputee sprinter who was arrested for killing his model girlfriend at his home in South Africa on Thursday.
Yet even in times of tragedy, narcissists will seize the opportunity to draw attention to themselves.
Was Keyshia Cole’s Twitter Hacked?
Shortly after Beyonce performed what will be the most talked about halftime in Super Bowl history, R&B singer Keyshia Cole took to her Twitter page to dissect the performance of Beyonce’s group mate Michelle Williams.
At first everything seemed normal. Like so many millions of sports fans watching the Super Bowl, Keyshia was swept up in the fever of the moment as Beyonce owned the stage.
49ers Chris Culliver Apologizes for Anti-Gay Statements
Once again a celebrity has been forced to apologize for expressing his opinion on the subject of homosexuality.
Yesterday, San Francisco 49ers cornerback Chris Culliver, 25, caused a national furor when he said something to the effect that gay NFL players were not welcomed in the san Francisco 49ers locker room.
Is this VW Super Bowl ad racist?
I had to ask because some people are crying racism after viewing this Volkswagen Super Bowl ad. The ad features a Caucasian office worker from Minnesota who is so happy with his new Volkswagen that he spreads joy to his co-workers by speaking with a Jamaican accent.
The first person who came to mind when I watched the ad was native New Yorker Bobby McFerrin, who sang his saccharine 80s hit song, “Don’t Worry, Be Happy”, with a Jamaican accent.
The only people who take offense at this commercial are the ones who don’t know that Caucasian Jamaicans exist, or miserable people who are constantly on the lookout for an axe to grind. Such as New York Times writer Charles Blow who calls the ad “blackface with voices.” Come on, lighten up Mr. Blow.
Wes Walkers’ Wife ROASTS Ray Lewis on Facebook
New England Patriots wide receiver Wes Walker’s wife Anna Burns Welker wrote is in the news for her Facebook rant about attention whore Ray Lewis.
Upset after New England’s 28-13 loss to the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday, Mrs. Welker took to her Facebook page to express her frustration in the wake of the media’s shameless fawning over acquitted murderer Ravens linebacker Ray Lewis.
Shaq O’Neal Cartoon Sparks Gay Controversy
Another celebrity has irked The Gays without really meaning to. It doesn’t take much to irk the gays these days. No celebrity is safe from gay groups who decide that even an innocent cartoon posted on a Facebook page is anti-gay. The latest celebrity target is former NBA legend Shaquille O’Neal.
On Wednesday, O’Neal posted a seemingly innocuous cartoon strip on his Facebook page of two men standing close together at urinals in a public restroom. The cartoon strip shows one man at the bank of urinals who is eventually joined by another man who chooses the urinal right next to his.
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