Rapper The Game recently did an interview with VLADTV stating that he had nothing against gay people, just the ones who pretend that they are not in order to have sex with women.

Game says, "The #1 issue with that is you could be fooling somebody and you could give them AIDS and they can die ... and that s**t spreads because that girl you might be fooling might leave you and go find another dude who ain't gay and give him the disease."

Watch the above video to view the entire interview.

Source - TMZ

Stacey Dash recently confirmed that she would not be returning to the cast of VH1's "Single Ladies," to focus on her family in Los Angeles, which left viewers wondering exactly who would fill the fashionista's shoes as "Val" on the show?

With plenty of rumors surfacing placing many of Hollywood's black actresses, such as Elise Neal, in the spot, it has recently been rumored that 30-year old Meagan Good has been offered the role. Megan, known for her role in BET's "The Game," "Eve's Bayou," and "Jumping the Broom" has released no official word of this, nor has "Single Ladies" Executive Producer Queen Latifah or head writer, Stacy Littlejohn. But, with word that the new actress must be able to "pull off Val's epic wardrobe," Meagan just might be the next face of VH1.

As big as Beyonce‘s revelation at the VMAs may have been for the stans, MTV’s ratings and Hip-Hop as a whole, you know our excitement can’t begin to compare to what Mr. and Mrs. Knowles-Carter were feeling.
The super-happy Bey and Jay you saw on-screen were probably still holding it in a little. But that all changed backstage.

When Beyoncé returned backstage to her dressing room, she was greeted by a team of people who enveloped the visibly happy star with hugs, cheers and congratulations.
“I’m free!” she said to one of the well-wishers, indicating that she and Jay are thrilled to not have to keep such a big secret any longer. “We’re all free!” she said to the group.
A few minutes after her arrival backstage, she was joined by her husband, a very excited West (whose first words upon entering the dressing-room area were “Where is Beyoncé?” as if he could not wait to give B a huge hug) and her former Destiny’s Child ladies, Kelly Rowland and Michelle Williams. Even with the doors to their dressing rooms closed, the applause and whoops of joy could be heard everywhere backstage.
“That was an eventful night, to say the least,” Jay, still smiling, said to some of the revelers in the hallway, who continued to shower him with congratulations and hugs.

The couple reportedly thought about holding their happy news in a little longer, but according to one of her “friends,” Bey just couldn’t keep this one to herself anymore.

She’s close to three months along,” an insider close to the music supercouple tells Us of the normally private star. “She wasn’t going to announce it but she is so excited she couldn’t hold it in.”
And the first-time dad Jay-Z (real name: Shawn Carter), 41, is just as pumped. “Jay is ecstatic and over the moon,” the insider says. “He really wanted this so badly.”
So far, the Grammy-winning duo haven’t found out the gender of their first child — and are keeping other details close to the vest. “They barely told anyone…They kept it really secret until they were sure,” the pal explains, “and now she simply couldn’t wait to tell the world!”
The baby news does complicate their professional lives, though — shooting for Beyonce’s high-profile film project A Star Is Born has been delayed, while Jay-Z has a big-time tour to deal with.

We don’t know how much weight to give this “source” though, because from looking at that belly, there’s no way Beyonce isn’t at least five months along. Plus, we KNOW Mama Tina wouldn’t let her be so public about a pregnancy before her first trimester was over.

- source, bossip.com

MusicMovesMe video, "Reflection" premiers THIS Monday, August 22, 2011.

Presented by Dark Films & F.I.N.E, featuring @reallyNasZ & @freaksHouse

About "Reflection":

"Have you ever looked at yourself in the mirror and wondered who you were? Have you ever felt like one moment you are different from the next? Is the person you see in the mirror the same as what everyone else sees? Is there something on the inside that you can't hide from? Your reflection tells you everything about you. When you look in the mirror, everything is exposed. No darkness can hide who you #REALLY are. No pair of sunglasses can hide what's #REALLY on the inside. At the end of the day, just keep it 100 ..

As I previously blogged earlier this summer, "Shoeicide," the short poem that was adapted into a short film has finally been released. If you're not familiar with the content of the film, here's a brief summary before you view:

Adapted from a poem written by Nija Morenike’ Matory, Shoeicide details the life of a young woman who goes from rags to riches and becomes so enamored by material possessions, most favorably her expensive shoes, provided by her husband, that she excuses his infidelity, mental, physical, and emotional abuse. The cycle continues until she is terminally affected by her husbands actions and she takes her own life.

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