Source: Amy Graves / Getty ICYMI: MJ’s Family Tell Their Side Of #LeavingNeverland Michael Jackson ‘s family is challenging allegations of sexual abuse against the late pop icon in a new HBO documentary, “Leaving Neverland.” In this interview, Gayle King allows his family to explain MJ’s odd behavior, as described by his accusers. They say there’s nothing salacious about his affinity for young children, because of his lack of a childhood… Hit Play.
Source: Joshua Lott / Getty Fair or foul??? Chance The Rapper Initially Didn’t Believe The R. Kelly Victims Because They Were Black Women Chance The Rapper is getting eviscerated for an interview that aired during the “Surviving R. Kelly” documentary. Before the final episode of the four-part special aired on Lifetime, Rolling Stone posted that a clip from an interview done by our brother site Cassius would air featuring Chance admitting grievances to Jamilah Lemieux. In the interview Chance, who brought out R. Kelly in 2014 at Lollapalooza and who collaborated with the singer on “Somewhere in Paradise”, told Jamilah that he’d made a mistake. “Making a song with R. Kelly was a mistake. I didn’t value the accusers’ stories because they were black women,” said Chance. “I made a mistake.” But that’s not all Chance said. In the full interview, Chance added that while black women are “higher oppressed”, there’s hypersensitivity to black male oppression—which is why he had his doubts. He also added that victims who get the attention of this magnitude or usually light skinned or white. “We’re programmed to really be hypersensitive to black male oppression, but black women are exponentially higher oppressed and violated group of people just in comparison to the whole world,” said Chance. “Maybe I didn’t care because I didn’t value the accusers’ stories because they were black women.” “Usually, n****s that get in trouble for s*** like this on their magnitude of celebrity, it’s light-skinned women or white women. That’s when it’s a big story. I’ve never really seen any pictures of R. Kelly’s accusers.” “I made a mistake and I’m happy that those women are getting voices now and I can grow to understand better what my positioning should be or should’ve been when that opportunity came.” Both Chance and Jamilah have cried foul over the Rolling Stone article and said the quote was taken out of context. pic.twitter.com/bqbKlsDA9l — Chance The Rapper (@chancetherapper) January 6, 2019 FYI, I conducted the interview with Chance in May. He spoke clearly and unequivocally in support of BW and the victims. https://t.co/uhTZT9TvEA — Jamilah Lemieux (@JamilahLemieux) January 6, 2019 Still despite that, the “didn’t value accuser’s stories” line is getting Chance dragged by people who couldn’t believe he thought that way—in particular, because he’s the product of a black woman and has a black daughter. A product of a black woman did not believe black children were raped SOLELY because they were black. Not for any other reason but hatred for black women. U don’t get kudos for finally realizing how trash that is. — J. Holiday’s Gucci Jacket (@eleven8) January 6, 2019 What the headline should have read is: Despite Chance the Rapper having a black daughter and fiancé he discounted the victim’s stories because they were black women. He now regrets making music with a sexual predator because it is bad for his brand. https://t.co/9TMFiNqkdn — Ariel Hazzard (@ArielHazzard) January 6, 2019 Should Chance be given credit for trying to absolve himself of his past bias—-or is it too little too late?
Nina Dobrev is some actor from some show about Vampires, because Hollywood likes to milk trends harder than I like cheap hookers to milk my dick, or harder than I like to milk crackwhores who happen to be lactacting thanks to not being able to afford the abortion….you know money better spent on the drugs and likelihood of miscarriage is high under the stress they are under…. Speaking of milking, I’d like to milk the #metoo movement, you know cash in on it like Rupert Murdoch is cashing in on it, and really how all the accusers and women as a whole are cashing in on it, but I’m not some conduit to get girls to that place they all want to go…relevance…but that doesn’t mean I tell the girls licking my ass that… Not that that has anything to do with Nina Dobrev, who cares who she is….what she does…just notice the fit body in a bikini… The post Nina Dobrev in a Bikini on Vacation of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Trump Defends Bill O’Reilly In Sexual Harassment Scandal Surprise, surprise… Mr. “Grab ’em by the p***y” doesn’t see anything wrong with Bill O’Reilly’s creepy hornball conduct . As Trump told the New York Times today, despite the fact that O’Reilly has settled out of court on accusations of sexual misconduct in his workplace , he doesn’t think that Bill had anything to settle over to begin with, and should have fought his accusers (plural!) tooth and nail till the end, since he’s such a great guy who’d never do such a thing. “I think he shouldn’t have settled; personally, I think he shouldn’t have settled. Because you should have taken it all the way. I don’t think Bill did anything wrong. I think he’s a person I know well — he is a good person.” To make matters THAT much worse, Trump’s support of O’Reilly’s inappropriate workplace behavior came just days after he declared the month of April to be “National Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month,” stating that “we must develop meaningful strategies to eliminate these crimes” and “protect vulnerable groups.” SMH. That’s y’all’s president though. But with harassment cases of his own constantly looming in the background…what do you expect? FOX News
Kanye West is China bound. But maybe more interestingly, its to work on his adidas Yeezy 3 sneaker. TMZ got a bit confused after West’s brief chit chat with paparazzi… Continue
Oh. Okay… J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League, Faizon Love Send Inflammatory Tweets Blasting Bill Cosby’s Alleged Victims Bill Cosby’s rape scandal has become a polarizing topic, with supporters and detractors becoming very vocal on social media about what they do and don;t believe happen between the famed comedian and his 16 accusers back in the 70′s and 80′s. Recently, music production team J.U.S.T.I.C.E. League and comedian Faizon Love each took to their accounts to fire off some pretty intense tweets about their support of Mr. Cosby and their utter disdain for his accusers and any who believe their stories as presented. Full of expletives and insults, each made it clear that they are not pleased with people assuming Bill Cosby’s guilt. While we’re sure Bill Cosby appreciates all the support he can get right about now, something tells us that curse-laden, race-baiting, pro-rape tweet support isn’t quite the backup he’s looking for. Hit the flip to see what his celeb “supporters” had to say to people who dare to believe any of the stories of Bill’s 16 accusers…
Jerry Sandusky refuses to go away. The disgraced ex-Penn State coordinator, who was convicted in June on over 40 counts of sexual abuse and sentenced to in October to at least 30 years in prison , has released a bizarre new letter. Dated December 18, the note (addressed to The Citizen Voice , a Central Pennsylvania newspaper) decrees that “justice and fairness were not a focus” in his trial. Sandusky goes on to say: “Right now, our focus is on appeal. Time is much to learn, issues and information not presented. Nobody, who covered the case and reported it had the time or took the time to study the allegations, the accusers, the inconsistency, and the methods.” Sandusky has alleged a major conspiracy is responsible for his conviction, one that involves the media, investigators, civil attorneys and, of course, his accusers. He ends the latest example of his despicable ways by writing out an acronym for ENDURE: E — Embrace each day as a gift N — Never surrender except to God D — Don’t let your situation get the best of you U — Understand God’s purpose and presence. R — Remain as positive as possible E — Exercise your mind, body, and spirit.
GUILTY! “Peen State” Coach Jerry Sandusky will likely rot to death in a jail cell, if he isn’t torn to pieces by his fellow inmates first. Jerry Sandusky Guilty Of 45 Out Of 48 Sexual Abuse Charges After more than 20 hours of deliberation, the jury of seven women and five men returned the verdict Friday night. Sandusky was convicted of 45 of 48 counts charging him with abusing 10 boys over 15 years. Jury deliberations began Thursday. When sentenced, Sandusky could face spending the rest of his life in prison. He was taken into custody in handcuffs after the verdict was read and his bail was revoked. The case enveloped the Penn State campus in a national scandal and led to the ouster of iconic head football Coach Joe Paterno as well as university President Graham Spanier for failing to deal forcefully with reports that Sandusky had abused boys, sometimes in the showers at the school’s football facility. Paterno died in January of lung cancer. Two other university officials are charged with failing to report the suspected abuse and with perjury related to their testimony before a grand jury investigating the scandal. The officials — athletic director Tim Curley, who is on leave, and retired Vice President Gary Schultz — await trial. The prosecution took slightly more than four days to present 21 witnesses to support its claim that Sandusky was a predatory pedophile who found his victims through a charity, the Second Mile, that he founded for at-risk children. Eight of the accusers testified, most in graphic and sometimes tearful detail about their relationships with Sandusky. Most said they enjoyed gifts and special attention from Sandusky. Some said they saw him as the father they never had. But what began as a mentoring relationship escalated into the physical abuse, the accusers testified. Some said they were assaulted in the basement of the Sandusky home. Others described soapy showers that included forced sex acts. The identities of two of the boys have never been ascertained; in those cases, two adults testified that they had witnessed abuse involving the unidentified boys. Mike McQueary — a graduate assistant and former Penn State football player, who became a coach in his own right at the university — emerged as a key prosecution witness. McQueary told of the winter night in 2001 when he entered the university’s football facility and saw Sandusky with a naked boy, 10 or 12 years old, in the locker room showers. He described hearing the sounds of a sex act. McQueary said he slammed his locker door to let Sandusky know someone else was in the room. Later, he called his father, who told him to go to Paterno, who in turn went to his superiors. It wasn’t until later investigations that the state brought the child abuse charges against Sandusky. The charges came in two waves last year. The defense had fought hard to keep the trial in Bellefonte in the hope that Sandusky’s humanitarian and athletic reputation would help the case. More than half of the jurors said during the selection process that they had some connection to the university, as an employee, alumnus or just an avid football fan. Sandusky’s attorneys presented his case in about three days, calling friends, neighbors and former sports colleagues to the stand. Led by Sandusky’s 69-year-old wife, Dottie, the character witnesses all insisted that they never saw Sandusky engage in any improper action with a young boy and that he was a good man. The defense also questioned the quality of the investigations and why some of the witness accounts changed with the retelling of events over the years. The implications were that police had used their questioning to make the case look better, and that the accusers worked together to make their descriptions more graphic to help their expected future civil cases. Lastly, the defense argued that Sandusky suffered from histrionic personality disorder, a condition that includes overly dramatic gestures that can be seen as seductive. The defense argued that the condition explained why Sandusky gave the boys gifts and in one case sent a love note to a child. The prosecution countered that the gifts were intended to groom prospective victims. The verdict does not mark the end of litigation. In addition to the criminal charges pending against the two college administrators, a slew of civil suits are expected by accusers. Did anyone have any doubts he would be convicted? SMH. Nasty piece of isht. Here’s a real question for discussion, is life behind bars even enough of a punishment for a man who has destroyed so many innocent lives??? Source Photo Credit: Mark Wilson/Getty Images
Comedienne and actress Chelsea Handler is finally opening up about her brief romance with 50 Cent . Although the pair denied their relationship while it was in progress, Handler went on the Howard Stern Show and told the shock jock she broke up with him because one of his ex-girlfriends was coming on her late night talk show. She says she called 50 “the worst thing you can call a black person, just short of the N-word.” Chelsea then went on to blast Mariah Carey . She feels that Carey is worse than Elizabeth Taylor and doesn’t know what planet Mariah Carey lives on. We all know how protective Nick Cannon is of his wife, so we expect a Chelsea Handler diss track in the near future. What do you think of Chelsea Handler and her brand of comedy? RELATED POSTS: 50 Cent Bets On The New York Giants & Wins $500,000 Well Apparently: Nick Cannon “I’m Not Dead!” [VIDEO] Mariah Carey Flaunts Her Post Pregnancy Body in Jenny Craig Commercial
