Chris Brown Adds More Ink To His Head Tattoo Breezy wasn’t quite done with the reckless tattoo session he got into the other night. The R&B crooner was feeling his head-tatt so much that he went back to add even more ink to his skull today. Chris made it clear that he doesn’t care about the online roast sessions he’s been subjected to since permanently printing a random white woman on his head yesterday while debuting the new art on the other side of his head via Instagram earlier today: We’re still in the dark as to what all of this ink means. We know he’s a Taurus so we’re assuming that’s what the bull is all about, but still not clear on what figure of Greek or Roman mythology that is on the other side of his dome… We just wonder if he plans to add even more at this point. What are thoughts on Breezy’s new ink??? Instagram
Terrence Howard’s ‘Empire’ Role Scaled Back Over Personal Life Empire fans already know that as of last season’s end, the Lyon family is on the outs, and the Lucious Lyon is cooling his heels behind bars. But apparently there’s an even bigger reason that locked-up Lucious is spending so much time behind bars this season. It seems that Terrence’s constant air-out of his dirty laundry during his summer-long divorce settlement case — and separate secret divorce proceedings from his most recent wife — that producers have decided to tiptoe back a bit from featuring Terrence so much this season. Via PageSix : Terrence Howard’s ongoing personal drama is carrying over into his professional life. A source tells Page Six that Howard’s role in the upcoming second season of “Empire” will be scaled back because of his recent divorce drama and numerous prior allegations of domestic abuse, which have resurfaced in recent weeks. On the music drama, the 46-year-old Oscar nominee plays Lucious Lyon, the founder and CEO of Empire Entertainment. At the end of the show’s smash first season, Lucious was arrested for murder, but according to our source, it’s more than a storyline — it’s a calculated move to keep Howard on the sidelines. “What they are doing is two-fold,” said the source. “They have him locked up so you won’t be seeing him in as many scenes. But they are bringing in so many, and I mean so many, guest stars and cameos that the average viewer won’t realize it because there is so much going on.” Other changes are also in store for the musical drama: Taraji P. Henson’s role as Cookie Lyon will be pushed to the forefront, the insider adds. Howard’s off-screen drama has become hard to ignore. In recent weeks, he’s been involved in a bitter battle to have his 2012 divorce settlement with his second wife, Michelle Ghent, overturned. Allegations of domestic abuse from his first wife Lori McCommas and ex-girlfriend May Seng Yang have also come back into the spotlight in recent weeks. Not to mention a secret divorce from his third wife, Mira Pak, which made headlines earlier this month. Welp…people generally like Cookie’s character far more than Lucious’ anyway, so indirectly he’s probably helping Fox give the people what they really want. Do you think Terrence will be all that missed this season?
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Taraji P. Henson Covers Uptown Magazine And Talks Empire Stereotypes ‘Empire’ leading lady Taraji P. Henson is steaming up the pages of Uptown Magazine’s latest issue and talkin’ that talk in the process. Uptown recently caught up with the oscar-award winning actress for a quick sit down and she dished on all things ‘Empire,” including some of the backlash the show has received for honing in on African-American stereotypes. Check out some of what she had to say below. via Uptown Magazine On Black Actors Having to Take Turns in Hollywood: It feels good that there’s not just one black person. I don’t like that we get fixated on one or two at a time, or three at a time. If you look at Caucasian Hollywood, every year there’s a handful of new faces you’ve never seen before, then after that, they got five movies coming out and they’re introducing you to more talent. So I’m just so happy to see what’s happening on television right now. We have options and that’s how it should be. On “Empire” Being Stereotypical: That’s what art is supposed to do: expose this sh*t. You know, we’re dealing with subject matter that’s not really dealt with…so let’s lift the carpet up and deal with this dirt. It’s not like we bashed Barack Obama and the show went off. No, Lucious Lyon (Terrence Howard) jumped in his [son’s] a**. That’s real life stuff. So I’m glad you’re mad.” On Her Future Success: I’ve come a long way from ‘Aye, that’s that girl from Baby Boy’ to now people know how to pronounce my name. But I’m just scratching the surface. For whatever reason, God gave me this life, and I’m not gon’ f**k it up. We’ll definitely be tuning in to see more Cookie tonight on ‘Empire!’ Will you?
