Episode 2 of Rob Kardashian and Blac Chyna‘s scripted reality TV series Rob & Chyna aired last night on E! The pals revealed they were having a baby girl in the show’s premiere episode last week. Rob shared how he wished he sired a boy with Chyna instead of a girl. But insiders whisper that the Kardashian Klan prefers girls because girls are more marketable than boys (ka-ching).
Money rules everything around that klan.
Troubled singer Chris Brown lost a major role on 50 Cent‘s hit cable TV drama Power before he allegedly threatened a woman with a gun at his Tarzana home.
Good Morning America host Amy Robach has apologized for uttering the archaic and outdated term ‘colored people’ to describe black people.
It’s been a tough few months for late night TV host Larry Wilmore. First CNN blacklisted him, and now his ‘Nightly Show’ on Comedy Central has been canceled.
Wilmore made headlines in May after he called the president of the United States a “nigga” during Barack Obama’s final White House Correspondents Dinner.
Emo rapper Drake was the host and musical guest on NBC’s Saturday Night Live this past weekend.
The Canadian native parodied himself as a hypersensitive rapper who has imaginary beef with everyone, including SNL cast members, a cleaning lady and even Lorne Michaels for complimenting him on doing a good job. (“Good job? That’s it? I’m doing great you bitch!”)
Empire, Fox TV’s hip hop soap opera, bombed in Europe where viewers refused to embrace Hollywood’s Gay Agenda.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, the ratings of Empire‘s debut season on the UK’s youth-oriented E4 Network Channel averaged a mere 717,000 viewers.
Entertainment Titans Tyler Perry and Oprah Winfrey were once tighter than a pair of panty hose 2 sizes small. But the media moguls recently parted ways over creative and professional differences.
Rumor has it that Oprah grew tired of the gay direction that Perry was taking all of his shows in.
MSNBC political commentator Melissa Harris-Perry walked off her job last week after her popular political commentary show was pre-empted by breaking presidential news coverage.
On Saturday, Harris-Perry’s viewers learned that she really walked off the job because of a fight with her bosses over Beyonce’s new song, “Formation”.
Nathan Barksdale has died at age 54 in a North Carolina federal prison. Barksdale was a Baltimore gangster who inspired several characters on HBO’s hit TV series The Wire.
Barksdale was the inspiration for two characters on The Wire — Avon Barksdale and Preston “Bodie” Broadus (played by J.D. Williams, pictured above).
Barksdale’s reputation as a heroin dealer in the 1980s nearly cost him his life. He was shot 20 times by a rival drug dealer. He survived his injuries, but his right leg was amputated below the knee.
Barksdale turned his life around and went to work for the city Health Department lecturing kids on non-violence when The Wire‘s producer came calling.
Barksdale was arrested in 2014 during in a DEA drug sting investigating members of the notorious Black Guerrilla Family gang.
“I did some good,” Barksdale said at his sentencing. “I’d like to think I saved some lives.”
He was serving a 4 year sentence in federal prison when he died.
***SPOILER ALERT*** Wait for the next post if you don’t want to know who dies.
In Alexandria, Rick, Michonne, Jessie, Gabriel, Carl, Judith, Ron, and Sam, wearing their DIY zombie guts ponchos, navigate through the walking dead zombies, on their way to the armory to get more weapons.
But Rick decides going to the armory is too risky; the streets are overrun with walkers, and there aren’t enough weapons at the armory to make the trip worthwhile.
