Racist much? Ted Nugent Calls President Obama Racial Slurs Ted Nugent calls President Obama a “subhuman mongrel” and then implies he’s a “chimpanzee” in a new interview. Via Gossip Cop reports: The rocker, reality TV star and amateur political commentator was speaking with Guns.com when he unleashed the inflammatory language. Complaining about the state of the country, Nugent tells his interviewer, “I have obviously failed to galvanize and prod, if not shame enough Americans to be ever vigilant not to let a Chicago communist-raised, communist-educated, communist-nurtured subhuman mongrel like the ACORN community organizer gangster Barack Hussein Obama to weasel his way into the top office of authority in the United States of America.” Charming. Nugent later says, with reference to the deaths of Americans in Benghazi, Libya in 2012, “I would call it inflammatory speech when it’s your job to protect Americans, and you look into the television camera and say what difference does it make that I failed in my job to provide security and we have four dead Americans.” “What difference does that make? Not to a chimpanzee or to Hillary Clinton, I guess it doesn’t matter,” added the musician. For good measure, he also says that Clinton has “spare scrotums.” Out of all insults why use chimpanzee to describe the president? What a racist and sexist piece of isht!
Christina Hendricks Blasts Critics For Calling Her “Full-Figured” ‘Mad Men’ actress Christina Hendricks, who is well known for flaunting her tig ole’ bitties and curvaceous body on and off the red carpet, now says she’s offended when people refer to her as “full-figured.” via Fox News She has never shied away from the topic in the past, but it seems that questions for ‘Mad Men’ star Christina Hendricks about her figure may now be off limits. That’s what an Australian interviewer found out the hard way when she asked Hendricks, in town to promote the Specsavers 2012 Spectacle Wearer of the Year competition (yes we don’t know what that is either): “You have been an inspiration as a full-figured woman, what is the most inspiring story that you can remember?” Hendricks sputtered “I don’t know” before looking off camera, peeved. Hendricks reportedly said off camera that “I think calling me full-figured is just rude.” Hendricks’ distaste for the line of questioning was probably a surprise to the interviewer as, outside of her role on “Mad Men,” the actress is perhaps best known for bringing a fuller figure back into vogue in Hollywood, and is never shy about flaunting her figure on red carpets. Do you think Christina should be offended by her borderline chubby-lumpkins title?
This is the trailer for GDE Magazine’s & Celebrity Style Publicist Exclusive Interview with Dwayne Walker, The Bronx clothing designer that is suing Jay-Z for unpaid royalties for designing the Roc-A-Fella Records Logo. Shorty Roc is the Interviewer and This is a GDE Films Production. youtube GDEMagazine.net
‘There’s much worse bands than Nickelback. Maybe,’ drummer Patrick Carney said. By Gil Kaufman Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys Photo: Jakubaszek/ Getty Images The MTV Canada, they apologized to the Alberta-bred rockers … kind of. “I didn’t mean to single them out actually,” explained a laughing Carney. “It just came out. There’s much worse bands than Nickelback … maybe … That was the worst apology.” “That was terrible, man,” singer Dan Auerbach told his pal about his quarter-hearted mea culpa. Asked if perhaps they were just music snobs, Carney said no, but Auerbach admitted that perhaps he was. “I think I am probably, a little bit … I bet I am,” he said. “I don’t like bad music, but look, I’ve got a lot of friends and not one of them has a Nickelback record,” added Carney. “I’m not a small minority.” What was that he said about the worst apology ever? It got better, though. Without naming names this time, Carney elaborated that, “there are certain bands that make me embarrassed to be …” to which Auerbach chimed in, “human?” “On Earth,” Carney clarified. “Like, they make me actually want to take a spaceship away. I want to get that far away from them.” Carney realized his “apology” might not wash, so when the interviewer asked whether it might get awkward if the Keys run into Nickelback singer Chad Kroeger at an industry awards show or other official function, he said, “he’d probably punch us in the face. I wouldn’t talk to him.” Related Videos MTV First: The Black Keys’ ‘Gold On The Ceiling’ Related Artists The Black Keys
‘We’re gonna work alongside each other for a common goal and release this Trae tha Truth project,’ T.I. tells ‘RapFix Live.’ By Rob Markman Trae Tha Truth and T.I. Photo: MTV News T.I. ‘s hustle just got a little more grand. Not only is the King of the South gearing up to release his eighth studio album, Trouble Man, Tip is also expanding his Grand Hustle roster, adding new artists at seemingly every turn. His latest addition: Houston street king Trae tha Truth . Trae and Tip announced the joint venture deal between Grand Hustle and the Houston MC’s ABN label Wednesday (February 29) on “RapFix Live.” “We’re gonna work alongside each other for a common goal and release this Trae tha Truth project,” T.I. said of the deal, which was arrived at the old-fashioned way. “When cats [who are] cut from a certain cloth give their word and shake their hand, that’s what makes it a done deal — the ink is just a formality.” The two haven’t yet figured out how Trae’s upcoming ABN projects will be distributed, however. T.I. is currently signed to Atlantic through Grand Hustle, but that doesn’t necessarily mean that Trae’s project will travel through the same channels. But Trae doesn’t seem overly concerned about the particulars. “Me and Tip are similar in a lot of ways. We both understand what it is,” Trae said. “The thing that kinda made me way more comfortable is he reached out more on a partner note to where it wasn’t about money, it wasn’t about none of that. It was about, ‘Look, we can team up or even if you doin’ your own thing, I’m just supporting what you got goin’, I want to see you make it.’ ” Without the help of a major label, Trae has already carved out his lane in the streets. While he isn’t the most popular MC, it’s hard to find an artist in the game today who is more respected. His last album, Street King, featured not only underground rappers like Messy Marv and Yo Gotti, but also boasted contributions from the likes of Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Big Boi and Wiz Khalifa. “Grand Hustle is an established brand, ABN is already an established brand, it’s about seeing what we can do to parlay what we’ve already done for ourselves to make it benefit the other and it’s a two-way street,” T.I. explained. What do you think of Trae tha Truth and T.I.’s new deal? Tell us in the comments! Related Videos Tyga Rises To ‘RapFix Live’ Related Artists T.I. Trae Tha Truth
Kitsch will bring a brand-new clip to MTV at 7:56 p.m. ET Thursday, followed by a 30-minute chat on MTV.com. By Kevin P. Sullivan, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Taylor Kitsch Photo: MTV News Interviewing one of this summer’s biggest stars, like, for instance, Taylor Kitsch , can be difficult. Asking the important questions while he’s shooting hockey pucks at you is an entirely different story. The star of “John Carter” and “Battleship” hit the ice with MTV News’ Josh Horowitz to take your questions as a part of “MTV First: John Carter.” Though he’s known for his work on the football field in “Friday Night Lights,” Kitsch originally hails from the Great White North, so hockey is in his blood. That isn’t a problem until you’re the one playing goalie. During their interview, Horowitz strapped himself in and faced down Kitsch for a no-holds-barred round of movie questions and ice hockey. But before all that, Kitsch will premiere a never-before-seen clip from “John Carter” on MTV. You’ll have to tune in Thursday, March 1, at 7:56 p.m. ET to see the brand-new footage. Immediately afterward, on MTV.com, Kitsch will answer fan-submitted questions while shooting hockey pucks at his interviewer. It should be a good time. It’s going to be an epic showdown on the ice, and it’s all going to take place on MTV and MTV.com. In “John Carter,” Kitsch plays a Confederate officer transported to Barsoom, or Mars, as it’s more commonly referred to by humans. There, Carter finds himself embroiled in an epic war between two races for the fate of the planet. The film will be released March 9 in digital 3-D and IMAX 3-D. Catch Taylor Kitsch Thursday, March 1, on MTV at 7:56 p.m. ET, when he’ll debut an exclusive, never-before-seen clip from “John Carter.” Then head over to MTV.com for our 30-minute chat with Rudd and Aniston. Catch Taylor Kitsch on MTV at 7:56 p.m. ET Thursday, when he’ll debut an exclusive, never-before-seen clip from “John Carter.” Then head over to MTV.com for our 30-minute chat with Kitsch.
In this interview, Vesta Williams celebrates her birthday very last birthday and reveals her real age. This was filmed on December 7th, 2010 and her actual date of birth was December 1st. Vesta was reported to be 48 when she died, but apparently that was only her industry age. Take a look at her receive a surprise cake from the interviewer, and hear her talk about how good it feels to be 53. Vesta Williams’ Death Full Of Mystery Celebrities React To The Death Of Vesta Williams Vesta Williams Remembered By Arsenio Hall [VIDEO]
‘If somebody wants to say they’re gay, it’s up to them,’ Nigel Lythgoe tells Entertainment Weekly after ‘The Voice’ judge’s comments. By Kara Warner Adam Levine Photo: Getty Images Once Maroon 5 frontman and “The Voice” judge Adam Levine gave “American Idol” a tongue-lashing regarding what Levine deemed the “masking” of its gay contestants, it seemed only a matter of time before we’d hear a rebuttal from the “Idol” powers that be. Said rebuttal has arrived via executive producer Nigel Lythgoe in an interview with Entertainment Weekly. “To be frank, I didn’t understand why we’re talking about contestants being gay or not gay,” Lythgoe told the magazine when asked about Levine’s complaint that the ratings juggernaut prefers that gay contestants don’t publicly disclose their sexuality. “I don’t go into my dentist and say, ‘Are you gay?’ I don’t say to contestants on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’ [on which Lythgoe serves as a judge and executive producer], ‘Are you gay?’ What does it got to do with me? What does it got to do with anybody? When does privacy stop in this country? If somebody wants to say they’re gay, it’s up to them. You don’t expect us to turn around and say, ‘Are you gay?’ Why would we do that? — ‘By the way, he’s a Catholic and he supports Obama and here’s his sexuality’ — what does that have anything to do with singing talent? Maybe it does for Adam Levine, but not for me.” When asked by the interviewer if the reason why there have not been openly gay contestants on “Idol” is that it’s up to the individual, Lythgoe brought up season eight runner-up Adam Lambert, who is gay but never spoke about it on the show. “He must have come out before being on ‘Idol,’ he just didn’t talk about it on ‘Idol.’ And why should he? Is every actor going on television going to say, ‘I’m only playing the part of a straight man, I’m really gay’? There’s no reason that I would see why anybody that goes on television should start coming out with who they are, what they are, what their sexuality is, who they’re going to vote for or what their religion is.” Lythgoe made his point about personal choice and privacy, but he did not address whether the show has an official policy on the matter. Related Artists Adam Levine
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