Hint: She's famous for nothing in particular other than the release of a sex tape that was oddly well lit. 
It's Kim Kardashian! She and the fam attended the Pepsi Throwback Launch Party at World On Wheels in LA. pic source
Thursday, April 30, 2009
Guess The Booty
Hint: She's famous for nothing in particular other than the release of a sex tape that was oddly well lit. It's Kim Kardashian! She and the fam attended the Pepsi Throwback Launch Party at World On Wheels in LA. pic source
Random Notes
Does this chick resemble Beyonce to you? While Bey was in Vienna this week buying new lace fronts and pins for her Kelly Rowland voodoo doll, a local radio station choose to play a prank by hiring a Beyonce lookalike to visit certain sites around town, including a tour of a art museum. After a while the people at the museum realized that something was up. "Her face was extremely similar, but her body was totally different," said Verena Dahlitz, the museum's spokeswoman said of the Beyonce imposter, after her initial suspicion had been confirmed. source
Chrysler will file for bankruptcy protection supposedly. The government has given them so many billions of our tax dollars, but it looks as if it weren't enough to keep Chrysler from going bankrupt. But that doesn't mean that the automaker will shut down and the company is expected to still partner up with the European car company, Fiat. Whatever. source Wednesday, April 29, 2009
Swine Flu Update: It's Reached Illinois
The swine flu outbreak reached into Illinois on Wednesday with the state reporting its first probable cases, shutting down at last three schools as public health officials warned people not to panic but asked them to take simple measures to prevent the spread of the virus.
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The initial nine likely cases were mild and included three children and six adults in northern Illinois. The state awaited final confirmation from federal health officials, but early testing indicated a 99 percent chance the cases were swine flu.
"Ninety-nine percent is a hard number to beat," Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. Damon Arnold said at a news conference where Mayor Richard Daley, Gov. Pat Quinn and other officials stressed the state was working hard to prevent more people from getting sick.
A swine flu outbreak is spreading across the country and the world, where it is suspected of killing more than 150 people in Mexico. The first U.S. death was confirmed Wednesday when a 23-month-old child died in Texas.
All of Illinois' probable cases are in Chicago and its suburbs, with five in Chicago, two in Kane County and single cases in both Lake and DuPage counties. The youngest person sickened is age 6.
In an effort to try to stop the virus from spreading, three schools in Chicago and the suburbs that each had likely cases of swine flu closed.
Chicago officials shut down a North Side elementary school on Wednesday and a Kane County middle and high school closed down for the rest of the week.
The Chicago school was shuttered for at least two days and the district monitored attendance at all its other schools.
Chicago officials also have asked students at Joyce Kilmer Elementary School not to take part in citywide school activities for a short period of time because a 12-year-old girl there has a probable case of swine flu.
"We're not canceling anything at this point," said Chicago Public Schools chief Ron Huberman.
In Kane County at Marmion Academy in Aurora, a Catholic boys high school where one case of probable swine flu was identified, extracurricular events were canceled, including a national competition in Florida for the ROTC drill team, said school headmaster John Milroy.
"This is something they worked for all year long," Milroy said, noting team members' disappointment.
Illinois officials say it's just a matter of time before there's an uptick in the number of local cases of people sickened.
"We expect these case numbers to rise in the next days, weeks and possibly months ahead," said Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Terry Mason.
Swine flu concerns aren't only disrupting schools.
The Mexican Civic Society of Illinois has canceled a Cinco de Mayo event at Chicago's Navy Pier this weekend because of concerns about the flu, said spokeswoman Evelia Rodriguez.
Hundreds of performers and vendors planned to travel from Mexico, but some had trouble getting flights for the event that celebrates Mexico's defeat of a French army on May 5, 1862, Rodriguez said.
Despite the likely spread of the virus, officials don't want people to panic, asking them instead to pay attention to simple preventive measures like hand washing and covering their mouths when they sneeze and cough.
"If you're sick stay home and get better. Don't spread a cold or a flu at work, at school, at church, a store, a gathering, at the movies or anywhere else. Protect yourself and protect others," Mason said.
At the Chicago elementary school that was closed, nearly 96 percent of the school's students are from low-income families, according to state data, and advocates worried the closure would hit those families hard.
Arlette Crawford, 40, learned about the probable case of swine flu when she arrived at the school with her 5-year-old daughter, Aaliyah.
"I am pretty nervous," she said, recalling how on Tuesday she ate breakfast at the school with her daughter and they sat near another girl who "was sneezing nonstop," had a flushed face and raspy voice. Crawford said she and a teacher persuaded the mother to take that child home.
Huberman said state health officials alerted him Tuesday night that a student at the North Side elementary school had a probable case of swine flu. The district informed families about the school closure through automated phone messages, he said.
The Chicago closing came as President Barack Obama urged school districts with confirmed cases of swine flu to consider closing to help control spread of the illness.
As of 2008, Hispanic students made up 59.9 percent of Kilmer's population, according to CPS, and officials cautioned against drawing conclusions or stereotyping. Determining whether the child had traveled recently to Mexico will be part of the investigation, Mason said.
"That's one of the things we need to dispel right now. Very many times people try to ascribe or attach to virus and bacteria the geopolitical considerations. No. Viruses and bacteria attack everyone. It's an equal opportunity employer," said IDPH's Arnold. source
"Ninety-nine percent is a hard number to beat," Illinois Department of Public Health Director Dr. Damon Arnold said at a news conference where Mayor Richard Daley, Gov. Pat Quinn and other officials stressed the state was working hard to prevent more people from getting sick.
A swine flu outbreak is spreading across the country and the world, where it is suspected of killing more than 150 people in Mexico. The first U.S. death was confirmed Wednesday when a 23-month-old child died in Texas.
All of Illinois' probable cases are in Chicago and its suburbs, with five in Chicago, two in Kane County and single cases in both Lake and DuPage counties. The youngest person sickened is age 6.
In an effort to try to stop the virus from spreading, three schools in Chicago and the suburbs that each had likely cases of swine flu closed.
Chicago officials shut down a North Side elementary school on Wednesday and a Kane County middle and high school closed down for the rest of the week.
The Chicago school was shuttered for at least two days and the district monitored attendance at all its other schools.
Chicago officials also have asked students at Joyce Kilmer Elementary School not to take part in citywide school activities for a short period of time because a 12-year-old girl there has a probable case of swine flu.
"We're not canceling anything at this point," said Chicago Public Schools chief Ron Huberman.
In Kane County at Marmion Academy in Aurora, a Catholic boys high school where one case of probable swine flu was identified, extracurricular events were canceled, including a national competition in Florida for the ROTC drill team, said school headmaster John Milroy.
"This is something they worked for all year long," Milroy said, noting team members' disappointment.
Illinois officials say it's just a matter of time before there's an uptick in the number of local cases of people sickened.
"We expect these case numbers to rise in the next days, weeks and possibly months ahead," said Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Terry Mason.
Swine flu concerns aren't only disrupting schools.
The Mexican Civic Society of Illinois has canceled a Cinco de Mayo event at Chicago's Navy Pier this weekend because of concerns about the flu, said spokeswoman Evelia Rodriguez.
Hundreds of performers and vendors planned to travel from Mexico, but some had trouble getting flights for the event that celebrates Mexico's defeat of a French army on May 5, 1862, Rodriguez said.
Despite the likely spread of the virus, officials don't want people to panic, asking them instead to pay attention to simple preventive measures like hand washing and covering their mouths when they sneeze and cough.
"If you're sick stay home and get better. Don't spread a cold or a flu at work, at school, at church, a store, a gathering, at the movies or anywhere else. Protect yourself and protect others," Mason said.
At the Chicago elementary school that was closed, nearly 96 percent of the school's students are from low-income families, according to state data, and advocates worried the closure would hit those families hard.
Arlette Crawford, 40, learned about the probable case of swine flu when she arrived at the school with her 5-year-old daughter, Aaliyah.
"I am pretty nervous," she said, recalling how on Tuesday she ate breakfast at the school with her daughter and they sat near another girl who "was sneezing nonstop," had a flushed face and raspy voice. Crawford said she and a teacher persuaded the mother to take that child home.
Huberman said state health officials alerted him Tuesday night that a student at the North Side elementary school had a probable case of swine flu. The district informed families about the school closure through automated phone messages, he said.
The Chicago closing came as President Barack Obama urged school districts with confirmed cases of swine flu to consider closing to help control spread of the illness.
As of 2008, Hispanic students made up 59.9 percent of Kilmer's population, according to CPS, and officials cautioned against drawing conclusions or stereotyping. Determining whether the child had traveled recently to Mexico will be part of the investigation, Mason said.
"That's one of the things we need to dispel right now. Very many times people try to ascribe or attach to virus and bacteria the geopolitical considerations. No. Viruses and bacteria attack everyone. It's an equal opportunity employer," said IDPH's Arnold. source
Aubrey Speaks
Former Danity Kane member and resident whore Aubrey O'Day sat down for a chit chat after DK's non-reunion reunion was televised last Thursday. She touched on the subjects of the DK break up, forgiveness, her upcoming reality show, tongue kissing her dog, etc.
But what do you think Que?
via Kid Fury
Damn You 50 Cent!
This was supposed to be a joyous day for Ricky Ross. His album entered the charts at number 1 for the third time in his career with 158,000 copies sold. But G-unit Books has put out the prologue to Rick Ross' baby mama, Tia Kemp's book, titled 'Tia's Diary: Deeper Than Rap.' The book will hit shelves May 20. source
Oh well, look at the bright side. At least it's not another porno. Check out the prologue here.
Oh well, look at the bright side. At least it's not another porno. Check out the prologue here.
Mariah And Nick's New Digs?
According to The Real Estalker, Mariah The Diva and husband Nick Cannon have closed in on an 11,750 square feet, 5 bedrooms, and 8 bathrooms Bel Air private estate. The price for the home is somewhere around $7,000,000. 
New Music: Cassie - 'Not What Love Is' // R. Kelly - 'Take It To The Hotel' // One Chance - 'Gold Digger'
I really want to root for Cassie, I really do. No matter what some may say about her voice, her first album was a banger through and through. I loved it. She, Diddy, or whoever is deciding on what direction she takes with this upcoming album needs to realize that these mid-tempo cuts are not meant for someone with her limited vocal ability. This song is not bad, but she needs to speed up the pace.
Here's some new music from our perverted uncle. lol
I'm a fan of these guys. They are really talented and I want them to do well. But so much music of theirs has leaked and there is no word of a release date for an album no info on appearances....It doesn't look good. But I like this song.
Dee Dee's Beauty Of The Week
If you don't know, Buffie The Body is coming out with her own 
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Tuesday, April 28, 2009
Eminem Fans.....
Eminem will cover the upcoming issue of Vibe Magazine. Also, a tracklisting for his upcoming album 'Relapse' has leaked.01 Dr. West (Skit) 01:29
02 3am 05:20
03 My Mom 05:20
04 Insane 03:01
05 Bagpipes From Baghdad 04:43
06 Hello 04:08
07 Tonya (Skit) 00:43
08 Same Song & Dance 04:08
09 We Made You 04:30
10 Medicine Ball 03:57
11 Paul (Skit) 00:19
12 Stay Wide Awake 05:20
13 Old Time’s Sake f. Dr. Dre 04:35
14 Must Be The Ganja 04:03
15 Mr. Mathers 00:42
16 Deja Vu 04:43
17 Beautiful 06:32
18 Crack A Bottle f. Dr. Dre & 50 Cent 04:58
19 Steve Berman (Skit) 01:29
20 Underground/Ken Kaniff 06:19 source ...Read more
Under My Umbrella, Ella, Ella
“I don’t have no fancy car/But [I’ll] never give you no scar.”
Here's the video of Rih Rih getting embarrassed by Beenie Man. He called her to the stage and then proceeded to sing an off-key version of 'Umbrella.' Way to put her on the spot Bennie. SMDH source
Interestingly enough, Chris Brown will be in court tomorrow for his assault charges.
View pics of Rih Rih at Reggae on the Hill in Barbados under the hood.
Diddy: "Bad Boy Is The Last Label Standing"
But who's on it? Day26? Cassie? Not much roar coming from that label. And any artist that is on the label can't get a proper promotional push. How many hopes and dreams has this man destroyed? The label may be standing but is it standing tall? My answer is, um, no.
Monday, April 27, 2009
Snap Shots......
Nick Cannon kicked it in LA for a press session for 'America's Got Talent.' For some reason, I thought that Brandy was coming back as a judge on this show. pic source
Kim Kardashian went back to her dark tresses to attend the Tribeca Film Festival premiere of 'Wonderful World' today in NYC. Sanaa Lathan was also on hand in this beautiful white ensemble. pic source
Christina Milian, her sponsor The Dream, and Nelly played poker at the Monaco Celebrity Poker Tournament in Monaco. Nelly is still fine. pic source
Christina Milian, her sponsor The Dream, and Nelly played poker at the Monaco Celebrity Poker Tournament in Monaco. Nelly is still fine. pic sourceTyra Banks Will Go Face To Face With Her Stalker
Tyra Banks will take the stand in court to testify against her alleged stalker. Brady Green doesn't deny trying to get close to Tyra, but his lawyer claims that he's just a fan who tried to get tickets to 'The Tyra Banks Show.'"She invites fans that are inspired by her show to reach out to her," defense lawyer Sydney O'Hagen said in opening arguments at Green's trial. "Mr. Green was a fan, albeit perhaps an overzealous fan." Prosecutors have a different version - and cite statements made by Green that they say prove his guilt. Besides sending unwanted flowers and love letters to Banks and ignoring orders from police to stay away from the show, Green threatened to kill an employee who refused to give him the Chelsea address of the show's studio. "You're f--ing lying, I'm going to find you and slit your throat," Green, 39, screamed into the telephone, prosecutors charge. source
Mr. Green had better watch his back. Doesn't he know that Tyra can unleash the FORCE of her forehead?
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