If I had nothing better to do, I would be trying to figure out what the hell Demi Lovato is wearing, what this trend or outfit is all about, not because I am a fashion critic, or like I work for Vogue, or know anything about fashion…but because you’d think there’s something off for a girl who played the whole fat is wonderful, be a lazy slob, turned stripper, or Beauty Pageant queen at the Mexican Easter Parade… I guess I don’t have nothing better to do, so I did just try to figure out what the hell Demi Lovato was wearing in her mesh outfit…for some Christmas thing…that looks like a stripper, for the kids…the way you’d want girls to look for the kids…to help pave the way for the kids…but I am left disappointed because she’s not crawling around on all fours like a good stripper…right..right. TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS CLICK HERE Here’s a great video to watch… The post Demi Lovato’s in Mesh Outfit of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
I was forced to watch High School Musical this year for the first time, the things I will do for the love and admiration of a 26 year old girl from TINDER’s tits….in her DORM room, she’s a little slow on her undergrad…whatever. Point of the story is I don’t remember Olesya Rulin, possibly because I was too busy looking at the tits in the dorm room, not the actually bullshit movie I originally thought was a TV show…I do remember Ashley Tisdale’s mangled face, this time annoying in “live action”…a decade ago…and Vanessa Hudgens not in her nudes…while Olesya Rulin just didn’t stand out to me… But here she is….doing sexy internet photoshoots showing off what could be a hot body…I appreciate the effort, she may not have got famous yet…but she’s making the right moves and there’s still hope for her…you can tell by her tight body. I guess I should see what her face looks like before being so encouraging…I get easily carried away when photoshoots show skin. The post Olesya Rulin is a High-School Musical Girl in a Sexy Shoot of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Source: Westend61 / Getty @Kyled_kid blessed the timeline with a lesson on the importance of protecting Net Neutrality. Text: “RESIST” to 50409 In the poll I posted yesterday more than 50% said they didn't know about Net Neutrality rules or only read a little on it.. so let's go over this first. #NetNeutrality — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 When you log into your computer or phone on a daily basis, it's almost second nature for you to connect to the internet. You expect for this to happen since you paid for this service. You know that since you paid your cable or phone bill, you are entitled to full internet access. — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 #NetNeutrality in a sense puts us in control of what we see on the internet. It's the basic principle impressed upon the FCC (Federal Communication Commission) that prohibits them from slowing down, speeding up, blocking any content, apps, or websites for our use. — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 But recently Trump's appointed FCC chairman, Ajit Pai, wants to have this plan removed enforcing a internet-killing plan. If this goes into place here are some expected consequences: — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 Which internet provider (Cable and/ or Phone company) do you and your family have a plan with? — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 Did you know that all companies listed about will now have full access to charging you for extra data to gain access internet content? Same thing for apps as well for all my Netflix, Pandora, Spotify, Apple Music, and Tidal users. #NetNeutrality — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 2. Downfall for Small Business: Small businesses in general but in this case black small business would not be able to compete on a internet without Net Neutrality. With larger corporations now in charge of approving and denying internet content, they can overshadow S Businesses. — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 In turn, economic disparities within our community with deepen even more. It's critical that small businesses have full, free access to the internet to create a market, advertise and sell their products. They deserve to reach more customers too. — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 3. Less Consumer Options: With #NetNeutrality in place this allows top companies to block you from seeing any competing companies websites in an effort to stop you from finding a better deal. — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 4. Censorship: Political views that may be contrary to what our country or Trump's administration believes may be blocked from the internet. If you are against our government, we may not even be able to hear your voice anymore. (Pay attention: Black people) #NetNeutrality — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 So now how it affects black people… *cough cough* let's get started… #NetNeutrality — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 Since we have moved into this new age of technology, the internet for POC has served as a platform for us to express social issues, demand racial and social justice for all. — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 Without net neutrality, companies could block speech and prevent us from freely speaking online. In sum, blacks would lose their voices and Social Activism will cease to exist. I.E. no more #blacklivesmatter #NetNeutrality — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 What can we do now? FCC Chairman will vote December 14th on his Net-Neutrality killing plan. It's vital for the future of the internet to vote and spread this thread. In 2 days, the face of our country will change as we know it. The internet will become a commodity over necessity — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 For my folks that like a visual breakdown, this is basically what's going to happen. #NetNeutrality pic.twitter.com/askOdPFbxf — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017 Don't wake up December 14th mad when you see this when you trying get on @instagram @Twitter or @facebook ! #netneutrality pic.twitter.com/13R2WKpnuJ — Kyle D. Kidd (@kyled_kidd) December 13, 2017
(Photo by JB Lacroix/ WireImage) Kevin Hart Admits He’s Been Naughty After This Year’s Explosive Cheating Scandal Kevin Hart has a great attitude for someone who was probably in the spiciest cheating scandal this year . The comedian stopped to talk to EXTRA on the red carpet of his Jumanji movie premiere, where they had their adolescent co-host ask if he was naughty or nice this year. Kevin wasted no time being fake about his behavior. That’s definitely a tough question for Kevin Hart right now. It was a tough year for me. I had some bumps in the road but the good thing is you take steps backwards to take great steps forwards so now, I recovered from some not nice times, now what I basically want is just for Santa to know that I’m doing good and I’m doing better – I’m a good guy.” Ya’think?? After being caught TWICE with different women, a sex tape, some alleged extortion– all while your wife was pregnant, and on her BIRTHDAY. Welp, maybe next year Kevin with bring him a shiny red fight truck, if he can learn to keep his miniature man-meat in his pants. SMH.
Janet Mayer / Splash News Danielle Brooks Says Fashion Designers Don’t Care To Style Her Despite Her Accolades We love Danielle Brooks curvy confidence , but the actress says it hasn’t been easy finding fashion to fit her since becoming a successful Hollywood star. In a recent interview with VOGUE , Brooks opened up about her struggle to stay stylish: “When I first started, I wanted to fit in. I wanted to be so inclusive with my style and it was really hard,” says Brooks who found many labels unwilling to collaborate with her during awards season in spite of her accomplishments. “I haven’t been given an opportunity to wear these big-name designers, it has never been an option whether I had a stylist or didn’t. A lot of people won’t design for me, no matter how many SAG awards, Tony nominations, Grammy wins; it doesn’t matter.” Wild right? It’s crazy that someone who has the money to AFFORD high end fashion, still can’t do so because designers don’t want to do custom fits for her… Brooks also pointed out that while Ashley Graham has become quite the rage, models of color haven’t gotten the same love: “I don’t know if fashion has made a wholehearted effort,” says Brooks. “It’s more like, ‘Oh this is a trend, let’s get on it.’ Then they bring in Ashley Graham, who is amazing, but isn’t the only plus-size model ever to exist. What about Marquita [Pring], Denise [Bidot], Philomena [Kwao], Tess Holliday? When I look at the ads I don’t see faces like mine, I see skinny white women.” We feel you girl… And for those designers who haven’t rolled out plus size offerings, Danielle says we should continue to press for change: “I think they’re trying, but they can go harder and we should not be easy on them,” she says. “I don’t think we should pat anybody on the back for [doing] something they should’ve done 30 years ago.” Brooks does have a line with Universal Standards and she’s also the face of Christian Siriano’s Lane Bryant designs. When speaking with Vogue she did applaud Christian Siriano, Chromat’s Becca McCharen, and Universal Standard’s Alexandra Waldman and Polina Veksler. She also talked about a big red carpet moment for herself: “I remember my first SAG Awards I wore this dark blue dress by Christian Siriano and a girl recreated that entire look for her prom,” says Brooks. “I thought, Yes! It matters. I want women in huge numbers to feel motivated and feel like they are beautiful, but even if it’s just one [person], then my job is done.” Danielle Brooks is definitely doing wonders for curvy girls, who else are some of your favorite outspoken plus size celebs?
T he world is watching as the people of Alabama prepare to place their ballots today. Their vote will determine who will be one of America’s newest Senators, namely Republican Roy Moore or Democrat Doug Jones, in a race that will shape critical U.S. policies. And while some pundits may believe Black people s hould summon their magic to keep an accused misogynist and proven racist out of office, it is not the sole responsibility of Black Alabamians to ensure the winning vote . Democracy is a project for all, especially those who need to do all they must to loosen their longheld and tight grip on the type power that has harmed Black people in the U.S. The differences between the candidates mirror the divisiveness present in national politics. The candidates’ positions are opposite ideologically and practically. Moore is a white supremacist, and alleged sexual harassment perpetrator (and child predator) who supports a blatantly sexist, anti-Muslim, and homopbobic agenda. In 2004, when a bipartisan coalition sought to symbolically erase Alabama’s constitution of its segregationist language Roy Moore was the effort’s Staunchest Detractor . In stark contrast, Doug Jones is a civil rights activist who has advanced progressive transformation in the criminal justice system throughout his career. His most notable action as a prosecutor involved convicting the three white domestic terrorists who bombed the 16th Street Church in Birmingham during the 1964 crime that has been linked to the Klu Klux Klan. Four black girls were killed and the nation was morally injured. Keeping Moore Out of Office May Appear To Be The Easiest Way To Advance Black Communities In Alabama, But Black People Are Not The Majority Bloc Upholding Or Supporting Moore As If He Is Christ’s Chosen Leader. Share Given the stark differences that color the candidates’ careers, media outlets have been discussing voter behavior in terms of the Black and white vote. For example, this week’s stories in the New York Times , NBC , and The Los Angeles Times promote the idea that if Roy Moore wins it will be because Black Alabamians did not show up to the polls—as if Black voters, and not the white voting bloc that bolsters Moore’s career, are to blame. Moore Is Not Black People’s Responsibility The idea that Black people must carry the burden of this country’s failure to exercise democracy is a notion that reminds me of a quote from Richard Wright. In Black Boy, he writes “My life as a Negro in America had led me to feel . . . that the problem of human unity was more important than bread, more important than physical living itself; for I felt that without a common bond uniting men . . . there could be no living worthy of being called human .” Here, Wright notes that political discourse in the United States always places Black people in the position of responsibility. Black people, the thinking goes, must always place the principle of national freedom before our collective needs as a people. But, nah. The National Urban League’s (NUL) 2017 State of Black America report lists various gains made by Black people under the Obama Administration, along with the prevalence of enduring economic, educational and health disparities between Black and white America. In the report, NUL President Marc Morial discusses what is needed to secure and advance these improvements. The report outlines the effects of a long history of systematic oppression that continues to prevail and remains in tact through the actions of political leaders like Moore. And that is why Black people’s focus should be on prioritizing the security of their households and communities and not an unpromised concept of freedom. Source: Drew Angerer / Getty Media Must Point Out The Real Problem, And Black People Aren’t It Keeping Moore out of office may appear to be the easiest way to advance Black communities in Alabama, but Black people are not the majority bloc upholding or supporting Moore as if he is Christ’s chosen leader . Black people, to be very clear, are not lending their vote to a man accused of sexually harassing several women when they were girls, a white man who also believes the days of chattel slavery in the U.S. had glorious moments. During the GOP runoff, Black people took note when the the Los Angeles Times documented Moore’s most historically inaccurate and offensive quote this year. The LA Times reported, “In response to a question from one of the only African Americans in the audience — who asked when Moore thought America was last ‘great’ — Moore acknowledged the nation’s history of racial divisions, but said: ‘I think it was great at the time when families were united — even though we had slavery — they cared for one another…. Our families were strong, our country had a direction.’” If Moore Wins It Will Be Because White People Elected Him. Share Moore seems to forget that Black families were destroyed during enslavement, but one must first be aware of history to no longer remember it. Either way, it seems safe to say that the descendants of enslaved African people will not support a candidate whose willful ignorance echoes that of a treasonist Confederate. Voting, however, can be an act of self care and harm reduction. Black people have shown overwhelming support for Jones. Polls for today’s race in Alabama show that he has 93 percent of the Black vote and just 33 percent of the white vote. This makes sense given Moore’s record on civil rights and the actual needs of Black people in Alabama. What remains most shocking, if only because it is to be expected, is the support that Moore receives from white constituents. The decision to operationalize the ideals of an American democracy, one that supports the participation and livelihood of all people, depends on the support of the majority of citizens. Here in the U.S. that majority is comprised of white people. As is the case in most special elections, there is an expectation for low voter turnout today. For this and many other reasons credible pollsters are unable to predict today’s winner. This is a tragedy that white people must own, but therein lies the problem media refuses to center on: if Moore wins it will be because white people elected him. Moore is white folks’ candidate and his support is their acknowledgment that white interests will always trump democracy and national safety. SEE ALSO: ‘Deep Horror Of Racism:’ Jordan Peele Explains Why ‘Get Out’ Matters ‘Get Out’ Inspires New College Course
T he world is watching as the people of Alabama prepare to place their ballots today. Their vote will determine who will be one of America’s newest Senators, namely Republican Roy Moore or Democrat Doug Jones, in a race that will shape critical U.S. policies. And while some pundits may believe Black people s hould summon their magic to keep an accused misogynist and proven racist out of office, it is not the sole responsibility of Black Alabamians to ensure the winning vote . Democracy is a project for all, especially those who need to do all they must to loosen their longheld and tight grip on the type power that has harmed Black people in the U.S. The differences between the candidates mirror the divisiveness present in national politics. The candidates’ positions are opposite ideologically and practically. Moore is a white supremacist, and alleged sexual harassment perpetrator (and child predator) who supports a blatantly sexist, anti-Muslim, and homopbobic agenda. In 2004, when a bipartisan coalition sought to symbolically erase Alabama’s constitution of its segregationist language Roy Moore was the effort’s Staunchest Detractor . In stark contrast, Doug Jones is a civil rights activist who has advanced progressive transformation in the criminal justice system throughout his career. His most notable action as a prosecutor involved convicting the three white domestic terrorists who bombed the 16th Street Church in Birmingham during the 1964 crime that has been linked to the Klu Klux Klan. Four black girls were killed and the nation was morally injured. Keeping Moore Out of Office May Appear To Be The Easiest Way To Advance Black Communities In Alabama, But Black People Are Not The Majority Bloc Upholding Or Supporting Moore As If He Is Christ’s Chosen Leader. Share Given the stark differences that color the candidates’ careers, media outlets have been discussing voter behavior in terms of the Black and white vote. For example, this week’s stories in the New York Times , NBC , and The Los Angeles Times promote the idea that if Roy Moore wins it will be because Black Alabamians did not show up to the polls—as if Black voters, and not the white voting bloc that bolsters Moore’s career, are to blame. Moore Is Not Black People’s Responsibility The idea that Black people must carry the burden of this country’s failure to exercise democracy is a notion that reminds me of a quote from Richard Wright. In Black Boy, he writes “My life as a Negro in America had led me to feel . . . that the problem of human unity was more important than bread, more important than physical living itself; for I felt that without a common bond uniting men . . . there could be no living worthy of being called human .” Here, Wright notes that political discourse in the United States always places Black people in the position of responsibility. Black people, the thinking goes, must always place the principle of national freedom before our collective needs as a people. But, nah. The National Urban League’s (NUL) 2017 State of Black America report lists various gains made by Black people under the Obama Administration, along with the prevalence of enduring economic, educational and health disparities between Black and white America. In the report, NUL President Marc Morial discusses what is needed to secure and advance these improvements. The report outlines the effects of a long history of systematic oppression that continues to prevail and remains in tact through the actions of political leaders like Moore. And that is why Black people’s focus should be on prioritizing the security of their households and communities and not an unpromised concept of freedom. Source: Drew Angerer / Getty Media Must Point Out The Real Problem, And Black People Aren’t It Keeping Moore out of office may appear to be the easiest way to advance Black communities in Alabama, but Black people are not the majority bloc upholding or supporting Moore as if he is Christ’s chosen leader . Black people, to be very clear, are not lending their vote to a man accused of sexually harassing several women when they were girls, a white man who also believes the days of chattel slavery in the U.S. had glorious moments. During the GOP runoff, Black people took note when the the Los Angeles Times documented Moore’s most historically inaccurate and offensive quote this year. The LA Times reported, “In response to a question from one of the only African Americans in the audience — who asked when Moore thought America was last ‘great’ — Moore acknowledged the nation’s history of racial divisions, but said: ‘I think it was great at the time when families were united — even though we had slavery — they cared for one another…. Our families were strong, our country had a direction.’” If Moore Wins It Will Be Because White People Elected Him. Share Moore seems to forget that Black families were destroyed during enslavement, but one must first be aware of history to no longer remember it. Either way, it seems safe to say that the descendants of enslaved African people will not support a candidate whose willful ignorance echoes that of a treasonist Confederate. Voting, however, can be an act of self care and harm reduction. Black people have shown overwhelming support for Jones. Polls for today’s race in Alabama show that he has 93 percent of the Black vote and just 33 percent of the white vote. This makes sense given Moore’s record on civil rights and the actual needs of Black people in Alabama. What remains most shocking, if only because it is to be expected, is the support that Moore receives from white constituents. The decision to operationalize the ideals of an American democracy, one that supports the participation and livelihood of all people, depends on the support of the majority of citizens. Here in the U.S. that majority is comprised of white people. As is the case in most special elections, there is an expectation for low voter turnout today. For this and many other reasons credible pollsters are unable to predict today’s winner. This is a tragedy that white people must own, but therein lies the problem media refuses to center on: if Moore wins it will be because white people elected him. Moore is white folks’ candidate and his support is their acknowledgment that white interests will always trump democracy and national safety. SEE ALSO: ‘Deep Horror Of Racism:’ Jordan Peele Explains Why ‘Get Out’ Matters ‘Get Out’ Inspires New College Course
Olivia Munn is a manipulative troll. Her whole career based on a series of lie. The prime example of a girl telling people she’s hot and in demand, only for them to believe her because they are too lazy to do the background check, it’s an “if she says it, it must be true”…just a fucking lie.. She moved to LA, just worked the scene aggressively, got onto Nerd Tv, always thinking she was better and bigger than that, but forced to get others on board, thinking she’s a bigger deal, and casting her in blockbuster movies… From low level TV host, to Actress, fuck that… I’ve heard amazing stories of her trying to troll the paparazzi on the most recent XMEN they just filmed, because she wasn’t cast in the movie but wanted to be, so she got the media to think she was, so that the movie would feel forced to cast her.. I mean clever tactics to get what she wants, you know grab the industry by the balls or someshit, but so silly…so desperate, you’d think her bathing suit pics would be more slutty, you know if you’re low level and eager…fucking bring it…. I despise her, mainly because she has manipulated virgin loser dudes to think she’s into them, only to basically get her to do her homework….tactics the “hot” girl, who isn’t even that hot has always done. Here are some of the pics… TO SEE THE REST OF THE PICS CLICK HERE The post Olivia Munn is a Scam in a Bathing Suit of the DAy appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Jessica Simpson has been feeding those tits to the point they are ready to explode, like they are some thanksgiving turkey, or Christmas ham, you know just fucking jack them babies up, only to release them like the gift to the world, goodwill unto men, joy to the world, hark!….lighting of the Christmas tree… I mean girl’s all green, with some lacy looking ornament on her Chrismas globules…. She’s old, she’s thick, she’s a mom, she’s still Jessica Simpson…and she’s BUSTY… The post Jessica Simpson Monster Tits for Xmas of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Source: Ilya S. Savenok / Getty Matt Lauer was recently let go from “ Today ” show and now more shocking reports are coming out about him. According to Hollywood Life, Lauer allegedly has fathered two children from other women. Lauer already has three children with his wife Annette Roque . Sign Up For Our Newsletter! Close Thank you for subscribing! Please be sure to open and click your first newsletter so we can confirm your subscription. Email Submit A insider tip said, “all of Matt’s secrets are coming back to haunt him, and the most damaging one is the one he’s terrified of facing: that he has children out there with other women. At NBC, it was a much-discussed topic for years.” Other reports say that his wife will be filing for divorce soon. Annette recently left there home with their children and allegedly not wearing her wedding ring. Sources say, “Matt is doing his best to be a good, present father for his kids during this challenging time.” Lauer is also trying to get the rest of his pay from the “Today” show, but not sure if he will receive it. We will keep you updated about this story. RELATED: 5 Perfect Replacements For Matt Lauer On The “Today Show” RELATED: Is Craig Melvin Going To Replace Matt Lauer On The “Today Show”? RELATED: Matt Lauer’s Wife Takes The Kids And Leaves Him The Latest : Watch Jeezy & Diddy’s Visual For “Bottles Up” Lil Boosie Releases Music Video For “Webbie I Remember” Clay James – Dat Bull Shxt [Music Video] Lil Daddy: “I Really Wasn’t No Rapper But When Doe B Passed I Wanted To Keep His Name Alive” [ione_media_gallery src=”https://rickeysmileymorningshow.com” id=”1793296″ overlay=”true”]
