Image via Jim Spellman/WireImage/Getty Machine Gun Kelly’s Crew Beats Up Actor G-Rod A few weeks back it was reported that Machine Gun Kelly was heckled by an actor named G-Rod in Atlanta. The result of that heckling lead to G-Rod gettin’ his azz beat a few hours later. We saw the results of the fight, but never the fight itself. Until today… The folks at TMZ got a hold of the security camera footage of the incident and it is UGLY. MGK’s band of merry men beat the brakes off of G-Rod. Don’t take our word for it, press play below. WHEW! Flip the page to see G-Rod run up on MGK hours prior to this beat down.
Source: photo: WENN Machine Gun Kelly ’s still riding high on his Eminem slander and with his latest album Binge cracking the top 20 on the Billboard charts (currently 15), Kelly is taking full advantage of his current momentum. Coming through with a new visual for “GTS,” MGK rocks out with his homies under some neon lights while flaunting a bloody slit throat. Well, that was unexpected and gruesome. Elsewhere Lil Durk highlights the struggle of a child who’s doing what he can to provide for his family while mama deals with a drug addiction in his Young Dolph and Lil Baby assisted clip to “Downfall.” Check out the rest of todays drops including work from SOB & RBE featuring Yhung T.O. and Slimmy B, Blueface, and more. MACHINE GUN KELLY – “GTS” LIL DURK FT. YOUNG DOLPH & LIL BABY – “DOWNFALL” SOB & RBE FT. YHUNG T.O. & SLIMMY B – “VIBES” BLUEFACE – “FUCCED EM” BLAKE – “COPPED IT ANYWAY”
Remember when Megyn Kelly introduced herself to NBC viewers by saying she would not discuss politics as the host of Megyn Kelly Today? Hmmm… perhaps we ought to back up a bit and first ask instead: Remember Megyn Kelly?!? The former Fox News anchor made headlines on a near-daily basis back during her time as a host on that network. She even hosted a debate between Donald Trump and the pathetic politicians he managed to beat out for the Republican Presidential nomination in 2016! Kelly was a relevant member of the press, that's our point here. Then, she left Fox News for NBC… stirred up quite a bit of controversy with her arrival … landed her own hour on The Today Show… and tried to become a Kelly Ripa-like television presence. Kelly was suddenly all nice and normal and tried to be the woman next door who just has a few kids and a husband at home and who wants to gab about the latest fashion trends, as opposed to the latest political happenings. Then her ratings tanked. Then she interview Alex Jones (!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!). And now she's irrelevant. This brings us to Monday morning and Kelly's return to the political arena, as she hosted a round table discussion with NBC's Hallie Jackson, PBS' Amy Holmes and Rolling Stone contributing editor Joe Levy. The topic at hand? Embattled Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh and the multiple accusations of sexual misconduct that have been made against him over the past several days. “What a mess, that's a clean version of what I was thinking in my head,” Kelly said at the top of the conversation, later making it clear that she's on Team Kavanaugh and adding she has no idea why Democrats would push for the FBI to investigate the aforementioned allegations. “[The FBI's] not a super-secret special police force to investigate super-secret really bad things the nominee may have done. That's why we have congressional investigators,” she said. “The Republicans actually are investigating the Christine Blasey Ford allegations and the Democrats have refused to do so! “They're standing there in protest saying the FBI needs to do it, which doesn't really help us.” Two quick things here: Isn't the FBI precisely a special type of police force whose mission is to get to the bottom of confusing and complicated cases of national importance? The FBI did investigate Anita Hill's claims in 1991 than then-Supreme Court nominee Clarence Thomas sexually harassed her. Later in this segment, Kelly cuts off a panelist and emphasizes: “He's saying he didn’t do it. He's not saying that those allegations against him amount to nothing if he did! He's saying he didn’t do it!” Oh, well, that changes everything. If Kavanaugh is saying he didn't do something… why is this even a debate? Watch the heated exchange now!
Image via The Breakfast Club/iHeart Media/YouTube Machine Gun Kelly Talks Eminem Beef On The Breakfast Club Machine Gun Kelly appeared on The Breakfast Club this morning to air out his beef with Eminem and talk about his passion for drug usage according to iHeart . “I’m a father. I have a 9-year-old daughter. I get it. One hundred percent. Can I apologize? Can I take the tweet down? Sure. But a public apology? Come on, man.” MGK won’t apologize publicly because of Eminem’s reputation for “shitting on dead people” and “Christopher Reeves, who was in a wheel chair.” He also says that it was “a silly comment to have started all of this.” MGK also discussed his new EP that is set to drop today, Binge . You riding with Kelly or Marshall?
“How are you gonna name yourself after a damn gun and you have a man bun,” Em raps at MGK. It took longer than expected but the Slim Shady is finally back with a response to Machine Gun Kelly’s viral diss track “Rap Devil”. The track saw MGK dissing the rap legends age, his delay in responding to him, and his ties to Trick-Trick legendary Detroit artist. Em is delayed again in his response but we’re sure it was well worth the wait. Read some more bars from the scathing diss track below: “Ow, Kelly, ooh, but I’m 45 and I’m still outselling you By 29 I had three albums that had blew Now let’s talk about somethin’ I don’t really do Go in someone’s daughter’s mouth stealin’ food” “Killshot, I will not fail, I’m with the Doc still But this idiot’s boss pops pills and tells him he’s got skills But Kells, the day you put out a hit’s the day Diddy admits That he put the hit out that got Pac killed, ah”
“The Walking Dead” has disappointed a lot of fans in recent seasons, with shocking off-comic character deaths and grand storyline departures . Now, with two of its major main cast members — including the show’s main character, Rick Grimes — leaving the show for good in the upcoming season, we’re pretty curious where things will go. Will you be watching?? AMC/YouTube
(Photo by Alexander Tamargo/Getty Images for TV One) Nick Cannon Says He Doesn’t Believe In Monogamy, And Likes To Slang His D–k Spicy! Nick Cannon took a break from filming WildN’Out to hop on Hollywood Unlock’s podcast and he’s revealing himself to be a true gigolo. Nick says in the interview that he doesn’t believe monogamy is natural and he’s well aware that LOTS of men in the industry dislike him because he’s slept with their girlfriends. Like a true feminist, Nick thinks these angry men can’t really take ownership of sexually free chicks. Nick also confirms rumors he’s well endowed after chatter from the women on his cast about it. Jason Lee, who is featured on Wild N’Out this season, says women from the cast were talking about his HUGE peen, comedienne B. Simone asks his how many inches his schlong is. Real talk, how would one know? Because I’ve never measured. I’ll put it like this…it’s definitely one of those situations where you have to get used to having sex with me. I can’t just show up and be like “lets get it”. Nick also confirmed that he’s slept with “more than two” Wild N’Out” girls, after B. Simone asks him about the Kelly twins with his face tattoo’d on their bodies, although he didn’t name names out of respect. He also coined himself a super PROUD side n-gga at the 45:30 mark.
Megyn Kelly has put Jane Fonda on blast. There's a sentence we're guessing you didn't expect to read today. But the NBC anchor took a few moments out from her program on Monday to address the quasi feud brewing between her and Fonda, which started a few weeks ago when the veteran actress sat down for an interview with Kelly. Fonda was on hand at the time to promote the film Our Souls at Night – and she did not respond kindly to Kelly bringing up her many plastic surgery procedure on air. “I read that you said you felt you're not proud to admit that you've had work done. Why not?” Kelly asked of Fonda, who responded tersely: “We really want to talk about that now?” The exchange went viral because, well, it was very awkward. And now Kelly has gone on the offensive against Fonda, explaining why she pursued this line of questioning and calling Fonda out. Hard. “When she first complained publicly after the program and repeatedly, I chose to say nothing as my general philosophy is what other people think of me is none of my business,” Kelly opened. “However, Fonda was at it again last week including here on NBC and then again elsewhere, so it's time to address the 'poor me' routine.” Oh, yes, Kelly held nothing back in this mini rant. “First, some context,” she explained, prior to adding: “Fonda was on to promote a film about aging. For years she has spoken openly about her joy in giving a cultural face to older women. “Well, the truth is most older women look nothing like Fonda, who is now 80 and if Fonda really wants to have an honest discussion about older women's cultural face, then her plastic surgery is tough to ignore. “Fonda herself knows this. She knows this and that is why, to her credit, she has discussed her cosmetic surgery pretty much everywhere before coming on our show.” The show then aired a handful of clips of Fonda talking about her plastic surgery to various outlets and her reasoning for it. Kelly's general point is that Fonda has opened the plastic surgery door many times and was out of line in making it look like Kelly was out of line for bringing it up. “Apparently, when she came here, however, again to promote her film about aging, I was supposed to discern that this subject was suddenly off-limits,” Kelly continued. “Look, I gave her the chance to empower other women, young and old, on a subject which she purports to know well and she rejected it. That's ok, but I have no regrets about that question, nor am I in the market for a lesson from Jane Fonda on what is and is not appropriate. “After all, this is a woman whose name is synonymous with outrage.” From here, Kelly brought up Fonda's comments during the Vietnam War, saying the actress set out to “shame” American troops. She also took Fonda to task for more recently telling the BBC that she was NOT proud of her country because it elected Donald Trump as President . But she is proud of the “resistance.” Seriously, Kelly went deep with this take-down. “So, the moral indignation is a little much,” she concluded of Fonda. “She put her plastic surgery out there. She said she wanted to discuss the plight of older women in America and honestly she has no business lecturing anyone on what qualifies as offensive.” Watch the full slamming below:
For nine years, Stacy London and Clinton Kelly starred on the fashion reality series, What Not To Wear . Sometimes, working closely with someone can lead to lifelong friendships. In others, though, it can lead to lifelong feuds. And, last November, Stacy London dramatically blocked Clinton Kelly on Twitter . But now Stacy London has made a long, vague post about forgiveness. Has she changed her tune about her former costar? Stacy London and Clinton Kelly spent a decade joined at the hip, because that was their job. They worked together, traveled together, and made appearances together both on and off of their show. In his 2017 memoir, I Hate Everyone, Except You, Clinton Kelly wrote of Stacy and of their relationship: ” I either adored her or despised her and never anything in between. ” That sounds like a lot of sibling relationships. And even like a few marriages. He also explained why he had always felt that way: ” We spent nearly 60 hours a week in captivity, rarely more than an arm’s length away from each other.” That’ll do it. “Trust me when I tell you that that is just too much time to spend with any other human being you didn’t choose of your own free will. ” That sounds like a fair description. When Stacy London dramatically blocked Clinton on Twitter, he shared it and suggested that he knew why, writing: “The tea is old. And I never spell tea unless I’m shook, which I’m not.” That’s a great line. He also used both tea and shook correctly as slang, which is really refreshing when we’re talking about a somewhat older white guy, though not surprising coming from Clinton Kelly. Now, in a lengthy post to Instagram, Stacy London wrote: “Last night, I was thinking about forgiveness. It’s very easy to say but sometimes not easy to do truthfully.” That’s true. Not everyone believes in forgiveness. Others believe that it’s theologically important, or good for their personal well-being. But it’s not easy, regardless. “If you’re like me when I’m hurt I can hold a grudge. I know the old adage: being angry or vengeful or hateful to someone because they’ve wronged you is like taking poison expecting the other person to die.” Many have said that, including the late, great Carrie Fisher. “Anger is much easier to cope with for me than sadness and pain. Being angry feels pro-active and empowering, like I’m in control of the situation.” She’s absolutely right. “But last night (and WHY last night, I’m not sure) it occurred to me that taking action like blocking people in order to feel some sense of control over other’s actions is a waste of my time.” She continues: “I can’t stop people from the way they behave. I can’t stop them from being angry with me, hurtful to me, or indifferent to me.” And she talks about how that, specifically, applies to social media. “I can block ex-friends and ex-lovers, people I feel wronged by, but to what end? For the most part, these people aren’t even looking at my accounts in the first place and even if they were, why would being able to see this highlight reel of my life matter in the slightest?” The connections to Clinton Kelly and how she famously blocked him are obvious. “Don’t get me wrong: truly hateful, sexist, misogynistic, xenophobic, homophobic, racist comments are simply not permitted on my accounts.” That is a very good boundary to set, and good advice for anyone to follow. “@luvvie taught me that social media is NOT a democracy, it’s a dictatorship only in the sense that if you write on MY page l have every right to delete or block you. Go write nasty shit on your own page.” But she makes it clear that (though she’s still not naming him) she’s not accusing Clinton Kelly of anything of the sort. “Those are not the people I’m talking about. I’m talking about those I’ve had trouble forgiving for one reason or another.” Still vague. “The problem is the more I hold on to my anger, the more I hurt, not them. And while feeling pain and sadness sucks, it’s necessary, NOT damaging.” You gotta look out for your own health, folks. “Forgiveness is something you give yourself to move on, to find peace, to let go. So I unblocked a bunch of people today. If this resonates, maybe you can too.” It’s not clear if Clinton Kelly has actually been unblocked. (Unlike who’s following whom, list of who has blocked whom are not readily visible). But … it sure sounds like she may have taken him off of her social media no-fly list. That’s progress. View Slideshow: Stacy London Blocks Clinton Kelly on Twitter, Sends Internet Into Mass Panic
Thanks @kmichelle for the shoutout on @TheRealDaytime Looking forward to helping her in Jan with a #ButtockReduction . This has become a necessity and is now a standard part of my lecture circuit because comfort and safety are always key pic.twitter.com/tJHg3TtUzA — Ashkan Ghavami MD (@DrGhavami) December 16, 2017 K. Michelle Announced Donk Downsizing & Set Off Twitter All good things eventually come to an end which explains K. Michelle ‘s plans to deflate her massive donk meats next month (mostly because they threatened her health) in a not-very-shocking revelation that comes at a time when disastrous donks + chicken legs are the new very sad normal. Peep the Black Twitter chatter over K. Michelle’s upcoming donk deflation on the flip.
