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Lily Allen Comeback Tour of the Day

So, Lily Allen , a rich kid from the UK who had a career making dumb music for idiots….shit went international…..and she was really fucking famous….has disappeared for a while…I think she crawled into some manor somewhere, got fat, shat out babies, quit her drug addiction…then decided it’s time to come back to the people who love her and her dumb music for idiots… So she wore a sheer top for the paparazzi to remind us that she’s not here to fuck around, she’s just here to bring us the dumb music for idiots that we will be forced to listen to since this generation seems to like remakes of garbage of yesteryear that never should have been. But the tits are out. The post Lily Allen Comeback Tour of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .

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2018 BET Hip Hop Awards Winners Are Here

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Source: @champagnepapi @theshiggyshow / Instagram The BET Awards, one of the most coveted awards shows in all of hip hop, recently went down. Below you can see most of the results from the wild night! Via | HipHopDX BET aired the  2018 BET Hip Hop Awards  on Tuesday (October 16). Cardi B, Drake, Kendrick Lamar, JAY-Z and Beyoncé are all up for various honors. The first award handed out during the ceremony was Album of the Year, which went to Beyoncé and JAY-Z’s collaborative album,   Everything Is Love.  Cardi took home four awards, including MVP of the Year, while Childish Gambino earned the Best Hip Hop Video award for “This Is America.” Drake, who was nominated for 11 awards, walked away with a sole award for Hot Ticket Performer. Check out the list of winners below. Best Hip Hop Video Cardi B – “I Like It” f. Bad Bunny & J Balvin Childish Gambino – “This Is America” —  WINNER Drake – “God’s Plan” Kendrick Lamar – “Loyalty” f. Rihanna Migos – “Walk It Talk It” f. Drake SEE THE COMPLETE LIST HERE!  

2018 BET Hip Hop Awards Winners Are Here

Shauna Sexton’s Mom SLAMS Ben Affleck: He’s So Old and Drunk!

It’s been a strange few months in the life of Ben Affleck. And it all seems to have started back in August, when Affleck started dating Shauna Sexton . While it’s unfair to blame the 22-year-old Playboy model for Affleck’s latest relapse (dude seemed to have no trouble getting hammered on his own), it’s hard to ignore that his latest fall from the wagon coincided with the start of his new relationship. Fortunately, Ben’s estranged wife, Jennifer Garner, was able to intervene, and Affleck checked into rehab shortly after he and Shauna began their bender together. These days, it’s unclear what’s going on with Affleck and his latest love interest. Sources say Ben and Shauna have broken up, but they recently vacationed in Montana together, and he’s still all over her Instagram page. So while they may not be officially dating anymore, it sounds as though Ben still has still involvement in Shauna’s life. And it seems Shauna’s mother very much wishes that wasn’t the case. Suzette Sexton recently spoke to Radar Online about her daughter’s new high-profile beau. And based on her comments, we’re guessing she wishes Shauna would find someone closer to her own age … who doesn’t have three kids … and who isn’t a raging alcoholic. “He’s my age!” Suzette told the outlet. “Would you be ok with your daughter dating a man with three kids, third time in rehab, and unstable as F?” Despite her many misgivings about Ben, Suzette says she’s encouraged Shauna to bring him home to Virginia for a visit. “He would feel right at home,” Suzette says. If only Suzette had added “there are moonshine stills for his drunk ass all over them thar hills.” She would’ve instantly been granted the title of 2018’s Realest Shade Queen. We kid Ben, of course. He deserves all the credit in the world for addressing his problem and taking important steps toward recovery. Similarly, it seems Suzette harbors no ill will toward Affleck — she just thinks the Oscar winner should find himself a more fitting partner. “We are a good family,” Suzette says. “We might not always agree with each other’s decisions but we stand by our choices and if it means to love another despite our faults then we do so!” she told Radar. Ultimately, it sounds like Suzette is a loving mom who’s concerned for her young daughter living 3,000 miles from home. And quite understandably, she feels that a newly rehabbed, famously temperamental actor isn’t the most stable companion for Shauna. View Slideshow: Shauna Sexton: Get to Know the Playmate Banging Ben Affleck!

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Jesus Take The Wheel: Grandmother Accused Of Stabbing 20-Month-Old Granddaughter, Baking Baby In Oven

Scott Olson/Getty Images Grandma Accused Of Stabbing 20-Month-Old Granddaughter A shocking story is coming out of Mississippi. A grandmother named Carolyn Jones was arrested this week after the body of her 20-month-old granddaughter was found inside an oven. The baby had been stabbed and burnt. WREG reports that Jones, 48, was taken into custody Monday night after a family member called the police to report the crime. When authorities arrived on the scene they found the baby who they believe was stabbed before being placed inside the heated oven. The grandmother has been charged with first-degree murder. So far they haven’t established a motive for the heinous crime but we’ll keep you posted on any updates. Prayers to the family of this sweet baby, this has to be absolutely devastating.

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Racist History Of Beauty Pageants Highlighted By Mrs. America Controversy

A group of Mrs. America contestants’ complaints of racism about the pageant CEO and co-founder may open the floodgates for more allegations to come in the future. The complaints already have re-opened the door to the racist history of beauty pageants. RELATED:  Beauty Queen Stoned To Death For Being In Pageant Black women have historically been shut out of pageants and forced to create their own contests. Members of this same group found themselves shut down again, saying that  David Marmel made disparaging comments about African-Americans at the Mrs. America competition in Las Vegas in August. Four contestants — three Black and one white — called out Marmel for racist remarks that included him having repeatedly hurled the N-word. Marmel also allegedly said that Black women “need to stop having so many babies,” the women said during a press conference Monday. His other alleged offenses included saying that Black men were “drug dealers, incarcerated in jail, on welfare and killing each other.” Mrs. Delaware Kimberly Phillips , Mrs. New Jersey Crissy Timpson , Mrs. Ohio Jeri Ward and Mrs. Missouri Brandy Palacios made clear their feelings, with the help of high-profile women’s rights lawyer  Gloria Allred , USA Today reported. Four former Mrs. America contestants say the pageant's co-founder and president said that black women “need to stop having so many babies” and black men “need to stop shooting each other.” https://t.co/IVWf89gXJx — USA TODAY (@USATODAY) October 16, 2018 Adding insult to injury, the women also called out Marmel for allegedly having compared his skin tone to the Black contestants. The women reportedly don’t plan to file a lawsuit. Instead, they want an apology from Marmel and equal treatment for contestants. However, a lawsuit would be a likely move based on the claims and the painful history of racism in beauty pageants. It was 50 years ago that protesters and feminists took on the Miss America pageant to fight for women for the first time since the pageant’s creation in 1921, according to the Smithsonian . They were sick and tired of the pageant’s vain and oppressive standards of judging women on their appearance and white skin: “Rule 7″ stated that Miss America contestants had to be “of good health and of the white race” before it was thrown out in 1940. At the time of the protest in 1968, a Black woman had not been crowned winner nor invited to participate in the pageant. Black women didn’t wait for an invite; they created their own pageants. The first-ever Miss Black America pageant was born as a result of the mainstream pageant blackout that same year as the protest. The inaugural pageant celebrated Blackness as beautiful — a message that still gets lost in translation in those same spaces today. The Mrs. American contestants’ stories about Marmel indicated that some mainstream pageants were still not as inclusive as needed. SEE ALSO: Sarah Huckabee Sanders Gets Complaint Filed Against Her Because Of Kanye West Photo Lost In The World: Photos Of Kanye West’s Bizarre Trip To Uganda [ione_media_gallery src=”https://newsone.com” id=”3831800″ overlay=”true”]

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Joe Budden Claims He Did Not Run Away From Offset, Had To Use Bathroom [Video]

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Source: MIAMI BEACH, FL – OCTOBER 06: (L-R) Offset and Cardi B attend the 2017 BET Hip Hop Awards on October 6, 2017 in Miami Beach, Florida. (Photo by Johnny Nunez/WireImage) As Joe Budden continues his journey as a media personality he has already ruffled some feathers in Hip-Hop. You can add Offset to the short list. A couple of weeks ago the  State Of The Culture host offered his two cents on Cardi B’s recent run in turned shoe throwing incident with Nicki Minaj. Naturally his critique did not sit well with her husband. Last week the Migos member claimed he bumped into the “Pump It Up” rapper and Budden took off running. He detailed the interaction or lack there of in the comments section of a Shade Room post. “I watched ya show u a grown ass n*gga speaking on women I seen u in Barnes and u ran like I was gone do sum to you lol. U a hoe ass N***a soon u get touched u gone be police.” Considering Budden has a long history of wanting all the smoke the accusations made a lot of noise on the internet. Joey made sure to address the alleged backsliding on his show. On the last episode of  The Joe Budden Podcast  the New Jersey native detailed his version of events. “I don’t know why I still think I’m the guy that can hold a piss. He saw me, I didn’t see him.” He went to confirm his stance on Bardi. “She is great and amazing and I want her to continue to be here. I don’t want to lose her to police, to jail, to hatin’ bi***es. New York is rocking right now and Cardi’s a big part of that”. More importantly, he cleared the air and confirmed he doesn’t want any Rap beef with Offset. “I love Cardi I’m not about to beef with a n*gga over his wife that I love. I thought that was our common ground [laughs]. I was saying Cardi was too big a superstar to behave that way ’cause people have it out for her period.” This is not the first time Budden has rubbed the Migos camp the wrong way. In 2017 while still working at  Complex , he famously walked off when interviewing the Trap trio. Month’s later he became the subject of their song “Ice Tray” where his name was interchanged as slang for being a hater. Whether Joe really needed a bathroom break or not, we hope this misunderstanding doesn’t turn physical. The Migos have proven that they will shoot the fade; even in their blouses. You can see his response in full below. Photo: WENN.com

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Wendy Williams Hopes To Help Drug Addicts With Billboard In Times Square

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Source: Santiago Felipe / Getty Wendy Williams wants to give back and she’s doing it in her own way. After dealing with drug addiction for a decade of her life, she plans to help other addicts get back on track—with the help of her very own billboard in Times Square. Page Six reports Williams’ new philanthropic campaign Be Here was launched through her Hunter Foundation and “will serve to combat drug and substance abuse.” The famed talk show host previously told the site that she aims to “bring light” to the fact that “addiction doesn’t have to be your demise.” In Wendy’s own words : “I lost a little over 10 years of my life regarding substance abuse, but I’m now going into Season 10 [of The Wendy Williams Show ]. I’m married, I have a great career and a flourishing business…it’s not that you fall down, it’s how you rise. And if you rise, then you reach back. This is a reach back.” As for her billboard, Page Six says it “features a split video of a promotion for the Wendy Show and Williams’ Hunter Foundation. Beneath the logo for her charitable foundation is a message encouraging people to donate to help fight addiction.” It will reportedly be up for three months. Click here to see it for yourself. Photo: Getty

Wendy Williams Hopes To Help Drug Addicts With Billboard In Times Square

Nah Remy Ma, It’s Not OK For Non-Blacks Folks To Use The N-Word

Source: Santiago Felipe / Getty Wasn’t it just a few weeks ago when Remy Ma did the absolute most saying that she believed racism was behind Bill Cosby’s  2018 rape conviction and that not all of the 60-plus women accusing the fallen star of sexual assault were telling the truth? Well, apparently she’s back with more utter nonsense. This time’s she addressing the N-word and how she believes that non-Black folks can totally say ni$%a with no consequence. Apparently during a recent taping of the popular Revolt TV show  State of the Culture , the topic turned to Latino (but white-looking) rapper  Lil Xan, who recently got caught yelling the N-Word at a man in an Indianapolis mall food court. “I’m rich ni**a, I’m rich,” he screamed in a video TMZ published. “You broke ass b*tch!” Other folks on the panel including Scottie Beam and Brandon Jenkins weren’t here for the tomfoolery. Scottie said a word stressing that “Everybody wants to be an n***a until they’re a n***a.” But given Remy’s recent basic and contrarian behavior, to no one’s surprise, she had a different take. “I don’t usually get offended, regardless of what your nationality is if I feel like you’re not using it as a racial slur,” she said. “I hear it so frequently from people who aren’t black people. Like Fat Joe, he’s the blackest Spanish guy on this planet earth and I’ve never questioned did it.” Yeah, she tried it. SIGH…GIRL, WHET? Given the amount of nonsense here, there is a lot to unpack. Listen…I get that as African-Americans, we don’t all see eye to eye on whether we should use ni**a with one another or about one another, given the white supremacist nature of where the word derived from. While some of us, especially those in hip-hop, believe that we have reappropriated the term, stripping it of its negative connotation and making it ours, others continue to see it as a destructive racial slur and a means of bringing us down as a people. But even in that age-old debate, at least most of us (minus Black folks like Kanye  and Stacey Dash  pandering for white approval), can agree that whether or not Black folks choose to use the word, IT’S ONLY FOR US TO USE. POINT, BLANK, PERIOD. That simple philosophy is as understood as leaving your Pops the big piece of chicken, but for whatever reason this cultural norm refuses to register on Ms. Remy’s radar. But let me be clear: Regardless of whether artists, including those of color such as Fat Joe have been heavily influenced by Black culture and surround themselves with Black people, I could care less if you don’t think non-Black folks aren’t using the n-word as a slur. Why are they using the word at all? Better yet, what about you not being Black, or claiming your Blackness, makes you feel entitled to use the word in the first place? That, and quiet as it’s kept, it’s exhausting to witness folks bite off our culture for monetary gain and street cred, then simultaneously harbor anti-Black sentiment and co-sign of colorism as too many of us sit back and smile, saying nothing. But let Remy tell it, if it’s her homies and they “Black” in her eyes, it’s OK. No ma’am. You’ve let folks get too comfortable and we cannot afford for people to be this damn comfortable, especially living in Trump’s America. It’s become even more crucial for us to put our foot down on this issue, which includes you too Remy. Yes, we love you sis, but you’re one slip-up like away from joining the #CancelKanye tour if you don’t get it together. So please, stop giving non-Black folks a pass to use the n-word. We’re begging you. Signed, All the Blacks with Common Sense RELATED NEWS: Remy Ma, Kavanaugh & President Trump Are Exactly Why Sexual Assault Survivors Don’t Speak Up White Woman Arrested After Spray Painting N-Word And ‘Hail Trump’ On Neighbor’s House Omarosa Claims There Are Tapes of Trump Using The N-Word [ione_media_gallery src=”https://hellobeautiful.com” id=”2651567″ overlay=”true”]

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2018 BET Hip Hop Awards: Cyphers, Performances And More [RECAP]

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The 2018 BET Hip Hop Awards aired on Tuesday night with plenty of surprising moments both from the hometown ( Tobe Nwigwe ), Dallas ( Yella Beezy ) and a little controversy ( Vic Mensa ‘s bar allegedly about  XXXTentacion ), DeRay Davis hosting and more. Catch the full recap below! RELATED:  Watch Houston’s Tobe Nwigwe In The 2018 BET Hip Hop Awards Cypher [VIDEO] RELATED:  Yella Beezy Recovering Following Shooting In Dallas [UPDATE] WINNERS Video of the Year  – Childish Gambino, “This Is America” Hot Ticker Performer – Drake Album of the Year – The Carters, Everything Is Love Video Director of the Year – Karena Evans Lyricist of the Year – Kendrick Lamar MVP of the Year – Cardi B Producer of the Year – Pharrell Best Collab, Duo Or Group – The Carters, “Apesh*t” Single of the Year – The Carters, “Apesh*t” Best New Hip Hop Artist – XXXTentacion Best Mixtape – BlocBoy JB, Simi Best Feature Verse – Cardi B, “Motorsport” Impact Track – Childish Gambino, “This Is America” DJ of the Year – DJ Khaled Made-You-Look Award – Cardi B Hustler of the Year – Cardi B Lil Pump x Gucci Mane, “Gucci Gang” Lil Baby x Gunna, “Yes Indeed / Yosemite / Drip Harder” Cardi B x Pardison Fontaine, “Get Up 10 / Backin’ It Up” Mac Miller Tribute We send up blessings to #MacMiller . #HipHopAwards pic.twitter.com/horJl3ykqz — BET (@BET) October 16, 2018 Lil Wayne “I Am Hip Hop” Award The King @LilTunechi is speaking! Pay all respects to the GOAT! #HipHopAwards pic.twitter.com/gKybl9oYx6 — BET (@BET) October 16, 2018 Cypher No. 1 – YBN Cordae, Tobe Nwigwe, DUCKWRTH, BlocBoy JB Cypher No. 2 – Sharaya, Chika, Neelam Hakeem, Bri Steves with Erykah Badu Cypher No. 3 – Flawless Real Talk, Casanova, Shawn Smith, Phora, Reason Cypher No. 4 – Vic Mensa, Taylor Bennett, G Herbo, Nick Grant Join Our Text Club To Get The Latest Music, Entertainment, Contests And Breaking News On Your Phone

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Did She Kill It? Watch As Mama Cardi Takes The BET Hip Hop Awards Stage For “Get Up 10” And “Backin’ It Up” [Video]

Cardi put some of those old moves from Lust back in the day to good use while hitting the stage at the BET Hip Hop Awards. Were you feeling her performance tonight more than her more pop-focused turn at the AMA’s last week? Jackie Brown / SplashNews.com

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