We all know that Kandi Burruss is one of Atlanta’s most successful housewives, and unlike NeNe we love the fact that she doesn’t flaunt it! The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast member just tweeted a pic of her new digs and tweeted, “Just got a new house!!!!!! So much work to be done….” and shared her Instagram pic of her new Atlanta mansion! Congrats on the new digs Kandi! RELATED: Reality Stars Kandi And Toya Show Off Their “Assets” [PHOTOS] Kandi Burruss Launches “Kandi Koated Spades” App There’s No Business Like Show Business: 5 Reality Show Women-Turned-Moguls Is Ted Turner Marlo Hampton’s Of “RHOA” Sugar Daddy?
We all know that Kandi Burruss is one of Atlanta’s most successful housewives, and unlike NeNe we love the fact that she doesn’t flaunt it! The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast member just tweeted a pic of her new digs and tweeted, “Just got a new house!!!!!! So much work to be done….” and shared her Instagram pic of her new Atlanta mansion! Congrats on the new digs Kandi! RELATED: Reality Stars Kandi And Toya Show Off Their “Assets” [PHOTOS] Kandi Burruss Launches “Kandi Koated Spades” App There’s No Business Like Show Business: 5 Reality Show Women-Turned-Moguls Is Ted Turner Marlo Hampton’s Of “RHOA” Sugar Daddy?
We all know that Kandi Burruss is one of Atlanta’s most successful housewives, and unlike NeNe we love the fact that she doesn’t flaunt it! The “Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast member just tweeted a pic of her new digs and tweeted, “Just got a new house!!!!!! So much work to be done….” and shared her Instagram pic of her new Atlanta mansion! Congrats on the new digs Kandi! RELATED: Reality Stars Kandi And Toya Show Off Their “Assets” [PHOTOS] Kandi Burruss Launches “Kandi Koated Spades” App There’s No Business Like Show Business: 5 Reality Show Women-Turned-Moguls Is Ted Turner Marlo Hampton’s Of “RHOA” Sugar Daddy?
It’s happening, Hilary Duff’s pregnancy is starting to catch up with her. So far she’s been one of the hottest pregnant chicks I’ve ever seen, so much so that I actually doubted she was even preggers, but it looks like things might be about to change. Here she is out the other day looking a little soft around the edges. Don’t get me wrong, I’m not saying she’s a lard-ass or anything, but this is a far cry from that tight spandex booty we say a few weeks ago. I know nothing about pregnancies, so it’s kind of interesting for me to watch this hottie’s progression. Like a science experiment. Where does the stork fit in?
I know absolutely nothing about fashion, but I love the fact that wearing your spandex gym/yoga outfit around town when you’re nowhere near the gym is a thing now. Here’s Vanessa Hudgens and her friend running some errands in their yoga pants and tank tops. Tough day at the gym girls? I didn’t think so. Vanessa is even wearing slippers! Next it will be the cool thing to go out in your pajamas, screw getting dressed. I sleep in the nude. I actually saw a guy the other day, not some crazy homeless guy either, a normal guy in his thirties walking around downtown in a bathrobe and slippers. I’m not sure if he was fashion forward or just some pervert who likes to be naked outside? Either way, it better not catch on. Does this mean I can wear my spandex bicycle shorts without looking like a creep? Sweet!
Here are some pictures hiding her stomach that I was sure she was doing on purpose because she got all fat and uninteresting…..all turned into a lesbian who is petitioning lesbian marriages and lesbian babies and there’s nothing wrong with that…I just don’t really wanna fuck that….but then I saw these pics of her Showeing her Midriff and I realized I’m wrong about her….she’s just a big question mark…oh the mystery of a girl who was once 17 and taking naked pics of her unshaved pussy for attention…after dating a gay dude and working for Disney….So many layers to Pudgens and I’m not just talking about her belly fat…BOOM.
I hate the name Imogen….but I like her big fake tits in a bikini….I hate the fact that she’s a trashy whore glamor model tacky slut from the UK but I love the fact that she’s a trashy whore glamor model tacky slut from the UK. I’m so torn and inconsistent….that’s why I drink… To See The Rest of the Pics of her Great Big Tits FOLLOW THIS LINK
‘If we devoted ourselves to preserving life rather than our bank accounts, we would all be richer for it,’ he tells MTV News. By Eric Ditzian Thomas Ohlson Photo: MTV News We first met Thomas Ohlson during MTV’s “Diary of Facebook,” a 30-minute documentary that delved into the social-networking site’s effort to highlight users’ life-changing stories. In 2005, Ohlson was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a devastating disease that causes motor neurons to die, leading muscles to waste away while cognitive abilities remain unaffected. Confined to a wheelchair, unable to talk and despairing that his life no longer had purpose, he ended up creating a Facebook account and, in turn, new reasons to keep fighting. Though he can only type with two fingers, Ohlson has become an articulate ALS activist, sharing his experiences and becoming a public face of his disease. His courage in the face of unimaginable suffering was so affecting that we decided to visit Ohlson and his family at home for further insight into their remarkable situation. “I spend a lot of time thinking about how wonderful my life was only five short years ago — the dreams I had for myself and my family,” Ohlson told us. “Now, all gone. I have no real future and have impacted my family in ways that cause me great sorrow. … I want my family to remember me as the strong and proud father and husband I once was, not the disfigured and helpless creature that I have become. ALS is not only killing me, it is taking my loved ones with me — killing any semblance of a normal existence for them.” The brutal truth is that, not only is there no cure for ALS, there is not even a single treatment for it. “I feel like this is a bad joke,” he said. “How can almost every disease have some kind of treatment, but ALS have none?” When his young daughter found out her father could no longer speak, she cried for three days. Then she typed him a message on the computer he uses to communicate. “You can teach me things by putting things on the screen and you will always love me, so that’s OK with me,” she wrote. “So that’s all I need to have a good daddy just like you.” “I had an epiphany,” Ohlson said of that exchange. “Nobody wanted to see me die. And I realized in that moment I did not want to leave them.” Ohlson now hopes being open about his suffering will spur action, involvement and understanding about the disease. The key to surviving ALS, he explained, is remaining an active participant in life. Social-networking sites like Facebook, then, have been invaluable tools, allowing him virtually to step outside his confines and connect with the world around him. Anyone who wants further information or is interested in joining the fight can visit ALS Therapy Development Institute . “In a world where we can split the atom, send people into space and create life, no one should have to suffer,” he said. “If we devoted ourselves to preserving life rather than our bank accounts, we would all be richer for it.” At the same time that he suffers, Ohlson admits his affliction has given him a deeper understanding of what it means to be truly happy. “Stop always looking to the future for happiness and appreciate what you have right now,” he said. “Life is a gift to be both enjoyed and cherished. Enjoy every second, every minute and every day. Cherish your health and recognize how precarious it is. … And always remember: Success is not measured by the possessions you surround yourself with; rather it is measured by the people who choose to surround you.”
‘If we devoted ourselves to preserving life rather than our bank accounts, we would all be richer for it,’ he tells MTV News. By Eric Ditzian Thomas Ohlson Photo: MTV News We first met Thomas Ohlson during MTV’s “Diary of Facebook,” a 30-minute documentary that delved into the social-networking site’s effort to highlight users’ life-changing stories. In 2005, Ohlson was diagnosed with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), a devastating disease that causes motor neurons to die, leading muscles to waste away while cognitive abilities remain unaffected. Confined to a wheelchair, unable to talk and despairing that his life no longer had purpose, he ended up creating a Facebook account and, in turn, new reasons to keep fighting. Though he can only type with two fingers, Ohlson has become an articulate ALS activist, sharing his experiences and becoming a public face of his disease. His courage in the face of unimaginable suffering was so affecting that we decided to visit Ohlson and his family at home for further insight into their remarkable situation. “I spend a lot of time thinking about how wonderful my life was only five short years ago — the dreams I had for myself and my family,” Ohlson told us. “Now, all gone. I have no real future and have impacted my family in ways that cause me great sorrow. … I want my family to remember me as the strong and proud father and husband I once was, not the disfigured and helpless creature that I have become. ALS is not only killing me, it is taking my loved ones with me — killing any semblance of a normal existence for them.” The brutal truth is that, not only is there no cure for ALS, there is not even a single treatment for it. “I feel like this is a bad joke,” he said. “How can almost every disease have some kind of treatment, but ALS have none?” When his young daughter found out her father could no longer speak, she cried for three days. Then she typed him a message on the computer he uses to communicate. “You can teach me things by putting things on the screen and you will always love me, so that’s OK with me,” she wrote. “So that’s all I need to have a good daddy just like you.” “I had an epiphany,” Ohlson said of that exchange. “Nobody wanted to see me die. And I realized in that moment I did not want to leave them.” Ohlson now hopes being open about his suffering will spur action, involvement and understanding about the disease. The key to surviving ALS, he explained, is remaining an active participant in life. Social-networking sites like Facebook, then, have been invaluable tools, allowing him virtually to step outside his confines and connect with the world around him. Anyone who wants further information or is interested in joining the fight can visit ALS Therapy Development Institute . “In a world where we can split the atom, send people into space and create life, no one should have to suffer,” he said. “If we devoted ourselves to preserving life rather than our bank accounts, we would all be richer for it.” At the same time that he suffers, Ohlson admits his affliction has given him a deeper understanding of what it means to be truly happy. “Stop always looking to the future for happiness and appreciate what you have right now,” he said. “Life is a gift to be both enjoyed and cherished. Enjoy every second, every minute and every day. Cherish your health and recognize how precarious it is. … And always remember: Success is not measured by the possessions you surround yourself with; rather it is measured by the people who choose to surround you.”
‘I have gay fans and they don’t really take it offensive,’ Odd Future frontman tells MTV News. By Rob Markman, with reporting by Matt Elias Tyler, the Creator Photo: MTV News Tyler, the Creator and his Odd Future cohorts have raised more than a few eyebrows on their way to rap notoriety. But while their followers praise the collective for their refreshing sound, as well as their renegade approach, some critics have argued that OF are pushing the boundaries of what should be acceptable in rap. On its website, Fader magazine analyzed Tyler’s Goblin album and counted 204 uses of the word “f—,” 68 of the word “bitch” and nine variations of “f–” or “f—-t,” an observation that has some asking whether the polarizing rapper is a misogynistic homophobe. We caught up with the OF frontman this week in Los Angeles and put the question to him. “Well, I have gay fans and they don’t really take it offensive, so I don’t know. If it offends you, it offends you,” Tyler told MTV News of his gay slurs. “If you call me a n—a, I really don’t care, but that’s just me, personally. Some people might take it the other way; I personally don’t give a sh–.” And there you have it. Tyler’s growing fanbase includes a host of major rappers who support the MC. In fact, during an interview with Sway, Eminem gave props to OFWGKTA. “I’ve heard enough to know that it feels like they’re pushing boundaries and buttons, and that’s definitely one of the things that I’m familiar with, especially when I first came out,” Eminem told MTV News on the set of Bad Meets Evil’s “Fast Lane” video in Detroit. “I love it; I love the fact that they’re doing that. And the dudes can rhyme.” Do you find Tyler’s lyrics offensive? Share your thoughts in the comments. Related Artists Odd Future Wolf Gang Kill Them All
