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Kevin Hart has been in the headlines a lot lately , mainly because of the hacked Sony email where an exec called him a ho basically , for wanting more money to tweet about his projects. He talks about those comments as well as his upbringing, his thoughts on the Bill Cosby controversy and not being political or an angry black man. We culled the best excerpts for you. Check them out below via The Hollywood Reporter On his goals: Forget any notions that Hart, 35, isn’t serious about his work. His aims are great, his ambitions unlimited. He wants to equal his heroes (Bill Cosby, Eddie Murphy, Chris Rock) and dwarf them by building an empire even larger than theirs. “I want to be a mogul, like Oprah or Jay Z or Tyler Perry,” he says. His 2012 tour, Kevin Hart: Let Me Explain, was seen in 10 countries and 80 cities, and sold more than 540,000 tickets, making it one of the most successful comedy tours to date (he also does many dozens of stand-up performances every year in smaller venues). Hart also sold out Madison Square Garden (only the sixth comedian ever to do so) and earned more than $1 million in Los Angeles on one evening alone. These tours are funded by Hart, too. “I invest in myself,” he says. “I spent $750,000 on [the 2011] Laugh at My Pain [tour], and it did $15 million. I spent $2.5 million on Let Me Explain, and it did $32 million. I’m about to spend maybe $4 million on this next one [What Next?], and the goal is to get to $100 million.” On Being Called a “Ho” By Sony’s Clint Culpepper: Hart swats away critiques, even when they come from his occasional boss, Sony’s Screen Gems president Clint Culpepper, who, referring to Hart’s desire to boost his $3 million salary, noted in a hacked email made public, “I’m not saying he’s a wh***, but he’s a wh***.” Hart shot back on Instagram: “I worked very hard to get where I am today. I look at myself as a brand and because of that I will never allow myself to be taken advantage of. I OWN MY BRAND … I MAKE SMART DECISIONS FOR MY BRAND … which is why I’m able to brush ignorance off of my shoulder and continue to move forward.” A month after that volatile exchange, Hart takes a more muted view. “I’ve talked to him,” he says of Culpepper (who did not respond to a request for comment). “Clint called right after. It’s not like I wanted to challenge him — that’s just how he talks. He did [apologize], but there was no need. When you negotiate, you say whatever you say.” He adds: “Nothing affected me. It’s very hard to put me in a negative position, man. I’m happy. And I’ll continue to be happy.” Happiness isn’t always the greatest source of laughter, of course, and one wonders whether Hart is being disingenuous when he says he has “no demon. I’m not an angry person. I left those years behind.” On Social Issues: Expletives pepper his routine, but he’s never salacious, never tawdry and never makes comments about women or gays that might offend some or even all. He seems almost genetically inoffensive, in fact, and avoids anything controversial, from the death of Eric Garner to Ferguson, Mo. “I’m not interested in politics,” he shrugs. On Bill Cosby: Downstairs, giant portraits of the comedians he most admires — Cosby, Rock, Murphy, Richard Pryor, Martin Lawrence and Dave Chappelle — line the walls. I ask if he’s thinking of getting rid of Cosby in the wake of allegations about the 77-year-old’s conduct. “I’m not going to take the picture down,” he says. “The picture serves a purpose for me. These were the men who built a legacy doing what they love to do, which is telling jokes.” Does he think Cosby is guilty? “Right now, it’s a lot of speculation,” he says. “All I can do is just say my prayers, and my wishes go out to all of the women who are potentially involved. His personal life has nothing to do with me. I can’t control it. I will never try. It doesn’t stop me from being an admirer of his work. His work and his personal life are two separate things.” On Discrimination In Hollywood: He doesn’t dwell on prejudice, or wonder if he might have had more opportunity if he were white. “That’s not for me to say, because I’m not white,” he says. He agrees with his mentor, Top Five co-star Rock, who lambasted the industry’s insistence that African-American performers “cross over” and find a white audience in a recent essay for THR. Hart insists he doesn’t get hung up on such things. (Said Rock: “If we’re going to just be honest and count dollars and seats and not look at skin color, Kevin Hart is the biggest comedian in the world. If Kevin Hart is playing 40,000 seats in a night and Jon Stewart is playing 3,000, the fact that Jon Stewart’s 3,000 are white means Kevin has to cross over? That makes no sense.”) “The point he was making was very valid,” says Hart. “It’s always about us crossing over. You never hear about it going the other way. You look at concerts and the touring industry, and the people who buy those tickets are urban crowds. It’s crazy the numbers I’ve done on tour: You’re talking about a guy who does 40,000 to 50,000 people a weekend. What he said, I agree with 110 percent.” Still, he continues: “I don’t feed into the race game. I don’t give it that much thought. I never have and never will.” “You know, a lot of people make it and then stop,” he says. “Why? When I look at Eddie Murphy, when I look at Will Smith, when I look at Denzel Washington, when I look at what all those people have achieved, why would I stop when you can keep going and keep achieving? There’s so much more that I can do. And I’m getting close. So why stop?” Do you think Kevin Hart is winning right now because he plays it so safe? We couldn’t help but think of fellow comedian, and sometimes critic Mike Epps saying the wrong blacks are getting opportunities. Kevin isn’t an angry black man, he’s not political and he shies away from saying anything controversial. Is he playing it too safe? Not being interested in politics is one thing, but not speaking up on issues that directly effect so many people who are his audience seems kinda cold, nah? Check out a video THR posted below:
Continuing to broaden her career horizons to a surprising and always entertaining degree, Farrah Abraham has been cast in Axeman 2: Overkill. The ’80s-style horror film has already started filming, as the Teen Mom star informed us from the set of the sure to be epic motion picture event: Farrah Abraham , clearly excited, Tweeted, “Wow first movie #OnTheSet #Memory2Remember LOVE THIS! #California what?! Lines Lines Lines #Actor” It’s unclear how Farrah’s managed to take time off from her stripping gig in Austin and singing “Blowin'” live (you gotta hear that), but here she is. If the backdoor beauty has proven anything though, it’s that she can juggle jobs like James Deen juggles her … yeah, you get the idea. Multitasker. In Axeman 2, she plays the role of Fannie Rae Baker. She calls this girl a “conservative evangelical do-gooder hiking through a place called Cutler’s Creek for a couple’s Christian camp where the film takes place.” Hey, Farrah has said one of her goals is to be a Christian movie actress , so this is the next best thing. Though it may not end well for her character. According to the film’s press release, Farrah/Fannie and her fellow Bible-thumpers look be doomed in the end, “when The Axeman shows up.” His goal? “To separate them … and dismember them.” Then again, you just never know. Sounds like the kind of gripping plot you’ll bend over backwards to see play out when it hits theaters nationwide. We kid. You’ll only be able to see this if you watch movies online or On Demand, because we’d be surprised if it even got a theatrical release. 15 Reality Stars Who Wish They Could Act or Sing 1. Farrah Abraham Oooooh, lord. Teen Mom star Farrah Abaham wanted to be a singer, and released some absolutely horrible songs to no avail (but great amusement). She’s also a terrible actress, as evidenced by her attempts to convince us her sex tape was released by mistake. Screaming is a different story, as she proved with James Deen …
Beyonce is pretty proud of herself for losing weight…in efforts to stay competitive with Rihanna…you know all girls, even at that level of celebrity are all about winning…the only reason they are even famous is their competitive drive and ego that tells them they are better than everyone…so when they start feeling a little plus sized in comparison to the other girl in their husband’s life, the girl who makes him huge money, starvation and fitness to have one more go at being a sex symbol is the only option…and when you meet your goals…you exploit that shit and put that ass in everything you do…you post the bikini pics and you make people talk…because this window is only open for a minute…maximize your time…
“When you stop making excuses, you’ll start seeing results…” – Author Unknown Accomplishing your goals depends on your desire and commitment to make them happen.…
Paraphrasing the Bobs in Office Space , it’s a question many have often wanted to ask Kim Kardashian : What, exactly, would she say she does for a living? The answer remains unclear. But brother Rob Kardashian was posed this very same inquiry by The Wall Street Journal and he responded by trying to distance himself from his famous last name. Rob Kardashian Leaves Last Name Behind “Literally, my job is I make socks. That’s all I do,” Kardashian told the newspaper. He went on to say he doesn’t “necessarily care about [ Keeping Up with the Kardashians ]” and would prefer to act as a true entrepreneur. “I would rather film this than [be] around my family,” he says. Indeed, Rob has started a luxury sock line called Arthur George. Notice the lack of his last name in that brand title, a vast departure from Kim, Khloe, Kourtney and their Kardashian Kollection . “I don’t know what their goals are at the end of the day,” he said of his sisters and their fashion line. “Obviously, they love fashion and they’ve always been involved in that world… But I’d like to do my own thing and focus on what I love. If people accept it, they accept it. If they don’t, they don’t.” But Rob does want to at least make clear that he loves his family and is grateful for the position he’s in. “Thank God I have that opportunity to be with my family and work with my family,” he notes. “Not everybody even gets to live with their own family because they have to go to L.A. or New York or wherever to work and find a job and leave their family back home. “But everyday I get to work with my family – if I want to. And I’m all about family, that’s how I was raised. We’ve all got each other’s backs. And thank God, I have the opportunity to do what I love, which is my family and work on a business and try and make it the best that it can be.” The point of all this? Sorry, ladies: But no Rob Kardashian sex tape is hitting the market any time soon.
So… have you tried those vegan pancakes yet? With the summer nearly officially over, our friends at Food Fanatic have been whipping up snack and meal ideas for the most beautiful season of all. Aside from the aforementioned breakfast treat, they’ve come up with a number of other recipe recommendations. Such as? So glad you asked! Scroll down for the answer… This grilled pizza recipe sounds basic… because it is! But it’s also delicious! There’s also still time to get on that grill and try this beer butt chicken recipe . Wanna stick to your site? Let us suggest this gluten free crepes recipe . Let’s stick with that theme, shall we? Here is a gluten free zucchini bread recipe . Or maybe you’re in the mood for Asian? Simple: this sesame chicken recipe . Finally, you’ve worked hard. You deserve a dessert: consider this pretzel fudge pops recipe .
So… have you tried those vegan pancakes yet? With the summer nearly officially over, our friends at Food Fanatic have been whipping up snack and meal ideas for the most beautiful season of all. Aside from the aforementioned breakfast treat, they’ve come up with a number of other recipe recommendations. Such as? So glad you asked! Scroll down for the answer… This grilled pizza recipe sounds basic… because it is! But it’s also delicious! There’s also still time to get on that grill and try this beer butt chicken recipe . Wanna stick to your site? Let us suggest this gluten free crepes recipe . Let’s stick with that theme, shall we? Here is a gluten free zucchini bread recipe . Or maybe you’re in the mood for Asian? Simple: this sesame chicken recipe . Finally, you’ve worked hard. You deserve a dessert: consider this pretzel fudge pops recipe .
Jessa Duggar, the 20-year-old daughter of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar, is currently in a courtship with 18-year-old Ben Seewald, according to reports. The lovebirds, who met in church, are “enjoying getting to know each other and are recommending sermons to one another,” Jim Bob tells People . He and his wife are “so excited” for Jessa and Ben. As for the difference between courting and dating? Jim Bob explains that courting is much more formal process, which often takes place in a larger group, whereas dating is more of a one-on-one thing: “Courting is getting to know each other in a group setting, both families spending time together and the couple setting goals together to determine if they are meant to marry.” And then there’s the rub you might have expected: “With dating, a couple will often pair off alone and that sometimes leads to a more physical relationship.” Mother Michelle Duggar also adds that courting is a serious process, where a couple puts deep considering into the notion of starting a family together: “Courtship is not just about having fun. You are really considering if this person could be your life partner … you pray about it and see what happens.” After the couple initial met, they asked their parents for permission to correspond via text and on the phone, and while the Duggars agreed, the pair has little privacy. Jim Bob and Michelle are a part of the duo’s texting conversation. “Jessa has a very steady personality,” Michelle says of her third daughter. “It has been interesting to watch their interactions because for her personality type.” “They share very similar beliefs. It has been fun to watch them and both of our phones are going off back and forth, ping, ping, ping.” They still plan to wait before becoming intimate with one another, too. “Dad allowed them to do a side hug when they were officially courting,” the 47-year-old mother reveals. “Jessa and Ben have said that was the only contact they would have.” “When they initially greet each other, when he comes to visit for their first hello, they have a quick 30 second or less side hug and a goodbye side hug.” “They want to wait on the physical relationship until later,” she adds. “If there is an engagement that comes about, they will work together on their goals and standards for that. All of our family is involved in this relationship. It is an exciting time.” That’s one word for it …
