Some observers are questioning the gender identity of Beyonce and Jay Z's 1-year-old daughter Blue Ivy Carter. Little BIC is being compared to Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt's biological daughter, Shiloh, 6, whose gender identity issues were well-covered by the tabloid media.
Loyal reader M. Bailey is among those who wonders why Beyonce only dresses BIC like a boy. IS it because Beyonce and Jay Z secretly hoped for a boy?
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This should come as no surprise to my loyal readers.
An inside source tells Black Media Scoop that Real Housewives of Atlanta cast members Porsha and Kordell Stewart cooked up their fake divorce drama after realizing they would be axed from the show. Only in reality TV can a man have an "estranged wife" who still shares his bed.
It's beginning to dawn on most bloggers that Kim Kadashian's relationship with music producer Kanye West may be fake, but she refuses to let the blogs win. Kardashian, 32, squeezed her growing baby bump into a bright red maxi dress while posing for photo ops with sperm donor Kanye in Paris, France today.
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It seems that former NBA player Jason Collins lived a down low lifestyle before he revealed his bisexuality to the world via a Sports Illustrated cover story.
Collins is officially a NBA free agent, meaning he is not an active professional basketball player until he signed by a NBA team next season. But the media won't let that little detail keep them from hyping Collins's confession as "heroic" or history-making.
According to gossip website TMZ.com, Collins' ex-fiancee, Carolyn Moos, had no idea the man she was engaged to for 8 years -- and presumably slept with -- was gay.
Moos tells TMZ she only found out Collins was gay last weekend -- after he shot the cover for Sports Illustrated.
Loyal reader Bird informed me that troubled singer Chris Brown released a new song this morning, titled "I Can't Win", in which he laments about being with a girl who's in love with a bottle. I'm not one to put much stock in song lyrics, but in this case, I wonder who he's talking about?
Listen to the song and read the lyrics after the break.
Rapper Flo Rida took a dip in the warm waters off South Beach, Florida with a female friend on Monday. The 33-year-old ladies man is best known for his #1 hit song "Low", featuring T-Pain, which sat atop the charts for 10 weeks in 2008. Though 5 songs off his fourth studio album, titled Wild Ones (July 2012), charted in the Top 10 on Billboard, the album has yet to go gold.
Pregnant reality star and singer Tamar Braxton is considering allowing a reality TV camera inside the labor room when she delivers her newborn son for an upcoming episode of 'Tamar and Vince'.
Braxton confirmed reports that she underwent in vitro fertilization after numerous failed attempts by her and husband Vince Herbert to get pregnant.
In an interview with Hip Hollywood, Braxton said, “I think we’re going to let them in as much as we can. You don’t want to bring your viewer all the way to the point where you went through In vitro, then it didn’t happen like that and it happened naturally. I just think it’s a story to tell and not to tell the whole story is kind of unfair. But you won’t be looking in my purse! My purse is off limits. I don’t even wanna see inside my purse!”
Former V-103 jock Elle Duncan was arrested early Sunday and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol.
Police say that Duncan, an 11 Alive traffic reporter, threw back one too many drinks after leaving a Hawks playoff game. Apparently, Duncan didn't learn anything from former anchor woman Amanda Davis, who is awaiting trial on a November 2012 DUI charge. Davis, 56, was forced to retire after 26 years at Fox 5.
Singer Kelly Rowland stretched her legs as she lounged on Miami beach in Florida over the weekend. Rowland, who is rarely seen alone, relaxed on the beach by herself until a friend came along and gave her a peck on the lips. I don't think Rowland's longtime boyfriend/manager Tim Weatherspoon has anything to worry about though.
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Miami Dolphins wide receiver Mike Wallace is finding out the hard way that he is not entitled to his opinions if it's about the gays.
Wallace, who uses the Twitter handle @Wallace17_daKid, responded to Sports Illustrated's May 6, 2013, cover story on NBA player Jason Collin's homosexuality confession.
While the sports world buzzed about gay NFL players, a NBA player was planning to take his closet door off its hinges.
Jason Collins, center for the Boston Celtics, wrote a coming out letter exclusively for the May 6, 2013, issue of Sports Illustrated magazine.
I didn't set out to be the first openly gay athlete playing in a major American team sport," he writes. "But since I am, I'm happy to start the conversation. I wish I wasn't the kid in the classroom raising his hand and saying, "I'm different." If I had my way, someone else would have already done this. Nobody has, which is why I'm raising my hand."
Collins is obviously implying that there were other gay NBA players in the closet with him.
Old folks say "Many a truth is told in jest" and "Behind every joke is a kernel of truth." When President Obama took the podium during the annual White House Correspondents’ Association dinner on saturday, he told the truth cloaked in witty one-liners.
Magic Johnson publicly chastised man-child Dwight Howard for getting ejected from game 4 of the elimination game between his Lakers and the San Antonio Spurs in the 1st round of the NBA playoffs. The Spurs swept the Lakers to advance to round 2 against the Warriors or Denver. Howard, who received 2 technicals in the game, was tossed after arguing with a referee midway through the 3rd quarter of Sunday's game. Johnson, 53, took to his Twitter account to tongue lash Howard for selfishly putting himself over the needs of the team.
Celebrities such as Marlon Wayans, Mr Marcus, Drake & YMCMB execs CJ & Cortez, Manny Halley (Nicki Minaj manager), Chaka Zulu, Too Short, and more helped Terrence J celebrate his birthday last night at Greystone manor in Los Angles.
R&B beauty Kelly Rowland often goes without makeup, which explains why her skin has that natural, healthy glow.
"I started wearing makeup at 14 for Destiny's Child," Rowland tells People magazine. "I remember the first time I saw my lashes with mascara on them – it was my favorite thing. For me, makeup reminds me of work. Without it, I feel natural and untouched."
Rowland's album, Talk a Good Game, is set for release in June.
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