Did Brandy Throw Monica Under the Bus?

According to my inside sources, Brandy Norwood is throwing her former duet partner Monica Brown under the bus after their single “It All Belongs to Me” failed to meet expectations.
And now their upcoming tour has been scrapped. But Brandy is placing the blame for the failed tour squarely on Monica, saying Monica is more focused on her sons and husband, Shannon Brown, than she is on touring.
But that’s not true, according to my source. He told me there were issues with the top billing (whose name would go first) as well as money issues (who would get paid more). He said Brandy derailed the tour by demanding top billing and more cash upfront.
“It’s a done deal. And [the deal] fell through,” said my source.
Sean Combs’s Son Lands $54,000 Scholarship, While Dad Brags About Dropping $2M at Strip Clubs
Sean Combs’s eldest son, Justin Dior Combs, 18, graduated from a prestigious private high school yesterday in New York. Combs, aka Puff Daddy, couldn’t be more proud of his first born’s achievement.
While other parents frown at the news that Justin, an All-Star Senior prep athlete, was awarded a $54,000 scholarship to play football at UCLA in California, Combs shrugs off the criticism.
A classic narcissist, Combs believes that his son is entitled to everything in life — even if it comes at the expense of others who are more deserving.
Justin wasn’t exactly born with a golden spoon in his mouth when broke party promoter Puffy knocked up girlfriend, Misa Hylton-Brim. The golden spoon would come later.
Little Justin, who has restaurants named after him, soon lived the good life, with all the trappings of success, after Combs struck it rich with with his imprint Bad Boy Records.
An insecure man with rumored, shall we say, shortcomings, Sean Combs lives to brags about his riches.
And the apple doesn’t fall far from the tree.
Will Smith Says his kids won’t ‘break’ under the weight of independence

Superstar actor Will Smith responded to reporters’ questions about his wildly independent children. Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith’s kids, Willow and Jaden, are allowed the autonomy to raise themselves, in accordance with their Scientology religious beliefs.
The rapper-turned-actor told the Columbus Dispatch he was finding it difficult to adjust to competing with his own children for the spotlight.
“It happens all the time now. I’ll be out, and someone will run up and say, ‘Tell Willow I love her video for Whip My Hair,” Smith said.
Twitter FAIL: Pay Your Bills, Diddy


Rap mogul Sean Combs must have been bored upon returning to the U.S. from Cannes, France yesterday. The 42-year-old music producer took to his Twitter page to show off his millionaire status to his working stiff followers.
Will Smith comments on red carpet ghey kiss: ‘It was just awkward’

Superstar actor Will Smith opened up about the bizarre incident that occurred during the Moscow, Russia premiere of his film MIB 3.
Will was enraged when a male reporter who is known for pulling pranks on celebrities attempted to kiss him on the lips.
“It was just awkward,” Smith explained to David Letterman during a guest appearance on the Late Show Tuesday. (See video below the break)
Pink, Joe Jonas Slam Chris Brown Over Lip Syncing

Singers Pink and Joe Jonas slammed Chris Brown on Twitter.com for lip syncing his way through his song “Turn Up the Music,” during Sunday night’s live television broadcast of the 2012 Billboard Awards.
Pink took to her Twitter page Sunday night and tweeted:
“One day if i lipsync i hope i do it as well as him…”
After getting raked over the hot coals by Brown’s immature Stans, she tweeted again, “Oh my lord, its so easy…its so damn easy. Keep it coming people, this is some good reading…”
John Travolta: ‘Robin Gibb was a real friend’

Embattled actor Jon Travolta released a statement today calling Bee Gees member Robin Gibb “a real friend.” The statement came one day after Gibb died of cancer at age 62.
Robin, along with brothers Barry and Maurice — wrote and performed the soundtrack for the 1977 disco classic “Saturday Night Fever” — the film that made John Travolta a superstar overnight.





