We have all had plenty to say about singer Miguel’s get down and whether his attire is proof positive that said get down never involves the ladies. In an interview with The Kenny Burns Show released today, Miguel attempts to shut the rumors down once and for all. “At this point, I’ve embraced a lot of wordly culture and made it a part of who I am. People who are here who have not done that may look at my choices artistically [and] how I express myself visually and aesthetically as “questionable.” Especially to my sexuality. Whereas [to] people who have traveled, or have done it, it’s not questionable at all. So I think it’s just a matter of whether you’re ignorant to what’s out there. If you don’t understand, you gotta catch up! For anyone who questions my sexuality, the honest truth is: I love women. I’ve only always loved women. And women kinda like me to.” We don’t know Miguel… we’re still giving you the side-eye a little. But then again, he brings up Prince. And we all know how many bangers that suspect little man has banged. Check out the full interview below. Keep in mind, the convo is a little NSFW. Lol @ Kenny Burns having had this conversation with some of Miguel’s past conquest. Ladies, would you give Miguel a chance to give you some of that “Sure Thing”?
A wise man once said Nicole Scherzinger looks a bit like a man with her hard face and strong muscles….because she does. Here’s her latest video for you to test your sexuality with…I mean everyone knows Tranny’s are the gateway people when on your quest from straight to gay…. She is just very muscular and any way you look at it, cumming on a 6-pack abs is pretty fucking gay. To See The VIdeo FOLLOW THIS LINK
The internet and blogs have been abuzz with the recent allegations of legendary Hip Hop producer and popular radio DJ, Mister Cee, 44-years old, who was arrested for lewd acts with a 20-year old young man. It sent a shock wave throughout the Hip Hop community. A blow that knocked everyone off their feet. So much so, that radio personalities Funkmaster Flex and Ed Lover came to the defense of Mister Cee discounting the story as bogus and a hoax. I watched and read the blogs and reader’s comments. Some were understanding and wanted to talk about Hip Hop’s dirty little secret of down low and gay men in Hip Hop. Others were not so kind. They ranted and raved about gays and their deviant behavior. I also listened as fans called into one particular radio station with their views on Mister Cee and answered the day’s topic, “Is Hip Hop homophobic? And, can a Hip Hop artist come out in society today?” I thought to myself, “Yes, Hip Hop is homophobic. And, of course not. An artist cannot come out today and have a successful career in Hip Hop.” And, here’s why: Hip Hop is a culture and environment which does not provide a safe place for an artist to come forward or to come out. If you listen to many rap lyrics they promote hate and gay-bashing. It is an environment where the thug and gangster mentality is prevalent. Artists boast of a hyper-masculine bravado, with their crotch-grabbing, degradation of women, and their braggadocios lyrical slaying about the number of women they’ve slept with and children they’ve produced. And, let’s not forget the popular sayings, “No Homo,” or “Pause,” which many in the Hip Hop community preface their statements with when someone makes a comment (“I like the way dude dress,” Or, “His body is crazy,” And, “Dude is a pretty boy”) about another person of the same sex. Here’s another reason why: Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell was the motto for the military for many years. If you were someone who was gay, the military didn’t want to know. They didn’t want your kind in its services. Basically, they wanted you to keep it to yourself. In other words, HIDE! The same goes for Hip Hop. There is a Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell policy, where the artists, executives, and fans do not want to know, or should I dare say, refuse to believe that a Hip Hop artist could be gay. Yes, I know. It’s time to repeal this policy in Hip Hop, too. Well, some three years ago, I penned my memoir and it, too, sent shockwaves throughout the Hip Hop world. My book, Hiding In Hip Hop: On The Down Low in the Entertainment Industry From Music to Hollywood , detailed my life as a down low man who was part of a gay subculture within the entertainment industry, particularly Hip Hop, who hid our sexuality from the outside world. I provided detailed accounts of my relationships, both intimate and personal, with some of Hip Hop’s royalty, and our bedside secrets. Moreover, the book was about my journey and struggle to come to terms with who I am as a gay man hiding in a very homophobic and highly misogynistic and testosterone driven culture which thrives on glorifying the gangster thug mentality. So, I knew the dangers and threat I faced every day, for fifteen years, if I chose to disclose my sexuality. The derogatory comments that were made in my presence by my colleagues were heart-wrenching and cruel. It pained me to hear their thoughts expressed openly and honestly. These same persons who worked in Hip Hop, a culture they preached that was about unity and breaking down the cultural divide. Really? It’s obvious to me that Hip Hop isn’t so much about understanding and unity because if it was then we wouldn’t be here today discussing the shocking allegations of Mister Cee and his lewd acts, would we? I personally feel many men and women would openly live their lives without shame and judgment if Hip Hop was more understanding and more accepting. But, let’s take a look at the intellectual level of Hip Hop, which is over two decades old and is considered a mature age, yet, it has the intellectual level of an immature reckless child. Don’t believe me, turn on any urban radio station and listen to the lyrics pouring over the airwaves, and then look at the state of the Black community, and its children who follow Hip Hop and are die-hard fans. I also find it particularly disturbing that the many people who have helped to shape, create, and build Hip Hop are the same persons who are now in their late thirties, forties, and fifties, and still are unable to have an intelligent discourse on sex, sexuality, and homophobia in Hip Hop. Yes, they are older and wealthier, but only by monetary means, not in intelligence. So, when will Hip Hop grow up? I challenge Hip Hop today. I challenge the community to stop burying their heads in the sand when it comes to gay men and women who are in Hip Hop. I challenge Funkmaster Flex and Ed Lover, who are legends in Hip Hop, and who have loyal followers, to stop discrediting and discounting that gay men and women are a part of Hip Hop. I am sure they, and many others, are not that naïve to believe their fellow comrades, colleagues, and friends can’t possibly be gay and be a part of Hip Hop. Stop being afraid to have the dialogue about your fellow colleagues who have helped shape and build Hip Hop into the global phenomenon it is. We are in all aspects of it as artists, executives, producers, songwriters, directors, publicists, and managers. But, moreover, it is time for all of us to stop hiding. If we cannot be who we are without fear of the backlash, judgment, and criticism, then we will continue to have people hiding in Hip Hop. This allegation against Mister Cee is not the first, and nor will it be the last that we will hear of a man being caught with his pants down. But, if Hip Hop is to eventually grow up, and stop being afraid to discuss the underlying problem that plague our community – sex, sexuality, and homophobia, then Hip Hop will continue to not serve its purpose, people, and vision. As the bible states, when there is no vision the people will perish. Let’s save ourselves, our community, our people, and our culture. Stop dumbing down, discrediting and insulting the intelligence of the people. Yes, Hip Hop, there are gay men and women who make up the culture and have been a part of it since its inception. Mister Cee Addresses Sex Scandal On Twitter & Through Music On Radio Show [AUDIO] Popular NYC DJ Mr. Cee Arrested For Alleged Sex Act With Male
I guess Sara Jean Underwood’s superpower was just her willingness to get naked for money to show off her implants, or the fact that she was the diversion for Ryan Seacrest’s homosexual behavior and late now bathouse adventures he would go on to keep his sexuality going during the years they were fake dating….the good news for her is that the 2 years she pretended to be Seacrest’s pussy from Playboy, she learned the art of bullshitting your way on to TV, and now she’s the new Olivia Munn, whoring herself out to nerds, cuz they are the most loyal kind of fan, and so easy to manipulate, especailly when you’re background was getting naked for money, making you easy to jerk off to…all you gotta do is dress like a Superhero…. I guess strapping on for Seacrest paid the fuck off for this otherwise useless human…Apparently, .Gay gets you paid and that’s probably why she’s wearing purple as a tribute to Seacrests anus that made her….all while having a fucking hot little PUSSY … All I know is that I can see past her disguise and I can see the real whore behind the mask…maybe that’s my superpower… FOLLOW ME
Britney Spears shows off her little crotch tats and cakes for Out magazine . She also did a little Q&A about how much she loves Lady Gaga and Rihanna, but only has eyes for men. Where were you the first time you heard one of your songs on the radio? I was in New Orleans, and I was so excited. It’s such a cool feeling to hear your own song play on the radio. I still have the same kind of excitement when I hear any of my songs today. How did you spend the first big check you received? On a bright white Mercedes convertible. When was the first time you saw a Britney Spears drag queen? In New Orleans singing “Slave 4 U.” I almost died! When you were starting out, whose career did you want to mold yours after? Madonna. No question. She is an amazing entertainer. Besides Madonna, I also admire Sarah Jessica Parker’s career and her shoe collection. Are there any of your songs that you wish you hadn’t recorded/you don’t really love? No. All of my songs are f–ing amazing. How would you feel if one of your sons turned out to be gay? I love my boys no matter what. Do you listen to your contemporaries’ music? Yes. I love Gaga and Rihanna. Rihanna’s “S & M” is awesome. Which song from the last 10 years do you wish you had recorde d? Eminem and Rihanna’s “Love the Way You Lie.” What is your ideal way to spend a Sunday? Playing with my boys, getting some frozen yogurt, working out, and taking a nap. What is the dumbest, most ridiculous rumor that has been printed about you? That I was an alien. What is the rumor that hurt the most? That I had died in a car accident. What women (living or dead) could make you think twice about your sexuality? I only have eyes for men. How do you feel about plastic surgery? When it’s time to pull and tuck, I’m sure I will consider it. I first learned about sex… When I was 12 years old. From my mom. I was confused and disgusted. Kissing Madonna was… Cool. You’ve been married twice — once for only 55 hours. How do you feel about gay marriage? I think everyone should be treated equally. Lady Gaga is… Unique. Christina Aguilera is… Truly talented. Britney Spears is… ME!
Katy Perry and her sloppy body, no style, ugly face, bad skin, no talent, irritating songs with shitty lyrics and bubblegum pop that makes me want to kill myself that I wish had the same effect and that she followed through and the shit cuz she fucking sucks…I mean, when I’m not staring at her well positioned tits….she knows are all she’s good for! Here’s a Behind the Scenes look at some DVD she’s releasing…This legendary preview that may make you want to kill yourself…cuz the only behind the scenes shit I’d be happy watching this cunt in would be her living with terminal cancer special they air after she died…..which hasn’t happen yet, but still hoping…Fingers crossed motherfuckers…
Britney Spears did some Gaga shit and tried to tap into the gay market, as the gays are her only remaining fans, like she was Gaga, as Gays are too jacked up on poppers getting fucked up the ass bareback in bathouses or getting treated for AIDS to notice that shitty pop isn’t as fun as they think it is… I know you guys have probably already seen the Britney spread in the latest Out magazine, you know because you’re faggots, but I figured I’d post the pictures anyway, cuz she’s showing off her weathered mom pussy in leotard….something I’m kinda into as I anxiously await her nude pics/sex tape to be released…they are coming…cuz she’s one of those crazy people who feels so exposed that she doesn’t mind letting the public see all of her…from shitting to being shit on…she’s down… Here are some quotes that taught us she likes being fat and will be fat when her contract is up….and that she’s not a lesbian cuz cock feels so good, especially when having a schizophrenic bi-polar episode…. My idea of hell is… Being on a diet. What women (living or dead) could make you think twice about your sexuality? I only have eyes for men. What is the best advice you’ve gotten and who was it from? My mom said when you have a bad day, eat ice cream. That’s the best advice. I would have expected a racier shoot from the gays, maybe some strap-on high concept shit, but I guess since gays are scared of pussy to begin with, putting a mom pussy that’s been through hell and back would have been a bad idea for sales…. Here are the pics…
‘I’m glad it’s got people talking,’ songstress tells MTV News of same-sex romance in anti-bullying clip. By Mawuse Ziegbe, with reporting by Rebecca Thomas Marsha Ambrosius Photo: MTV News Marsha Ambrosius ‘ video for “Far Away” portrays the ill-fated romance between two passionate lovers — a well-worn arc that has powered narratives from Shakespearean literature to sunny rom-coms. Yet Ambrosius’ visual is distinctly of the moment because it touches on an array of hot-button topics, including bullying, suicide and gay rights. In the clip, which premiered in January, Ambrosius hangs out with a handsome guy who can charm kids and grown men alike. But when the same guy openly holds hands in the park with his male lover, the kids’ mom won’t let her children go near him, and the once jovial fellas in the park advance on him. Ambrosius’ formerly carefree and happy pal ends up swallowing a bottle of pills after the deluge of taunts. While Ambrosius readily puts the spotlight on headline-making issues, for her, the clip wasn’t just about adding her voice to the public conversation, but also sharing the consequences of anti-gay bullying that she’s witnessed firsthand. “The concept for ‘Far Away’ definitely wasn’t unexpected for me as it was a personal experience that I’d had in writing the song. It came from a personal experience I was going through ’round about the time I wrote it, which is 2008, [when] a friend of mine attempted to commit suicide,” she recently told MTV News. “Being a friend of someone that is in such a dark place, you can’t be there for them as a friend because it’s one of the most heart-wrenching things you can go through, not being able to help someone.” For the former Floetry songstress, crafting “Far Away,” from her forthcoming solo debut, Late Nights & Early Mornings, was a chance to empower people like her friend who are struggling with abusive situations related to their sexuality. “So a couple years later I get to do ‘Far Away’ for my album, and it felt only right to portray the story as it was in such an honest form. And I think many people that go through the same circumstance don’t get to tell their story. And I think that’s where, I guess, people are getting with the shock value; that I’m attacking a subject matter that’s often shunned upon and overlooked. But it’s happening to real people — it happened to a friend of mine — and I wanted to give that to those that don’t have that voice,” she said. Ambrosius’ video also unambiguously features an affectionate, healthy same-sex relationship — including a loving lip-lock — which isn’t a typical music-video story line. The songstress conceded that she’s received a range of feedback (mostly positive) about the visual, but was more amped that her work has sparked a dialogue instead of just landing a blanket stamp of approval. “Overall, I’m glad it’s got people talking, and the overwhelming positive response definitely outweighs anything negative that had been said. Anything negative is always summed up with, ‘I still understand where you’re coming from, but it’s just not my thing.’ But the overall message isn’t overlooked, so overall … it’s opened a floor for people that weren’t speaking before. It’s getting people talking to one another that wouldn’t have said ‘Hello’ in the street. So it’s getting true feelings out there on the table as honest and open as you can be,” she said. “So I’m kind of glad that regardless if you disagree or agree, I’m not here to change your mind, I’m here to show what’s happening to real people.” What do you think of Marsha Ambrosius’ “Far Away” video? Share your thoughts in the comments. Related Artists Marsha Ambrosius
‘I have lived my life very openly and have never hidden the fact that I am gay,’ ’80s boy-band member says. By Gil Kaufman Jonathan Knight Photo: Jason Kempin/ Getty Images You can’t out New Kids on the Block’s Jonathan Knight because he already came out, like, a long time ago. The 1980s-boy-band member was seemingly pushed out of the closet by fellow ’80s teen pop star Tiffany recently when she told Bravo’s “Watch What Happens Live” that she was in a relationship with a member of NKOTB around 20 years ago. “The quiet one, the shy one,” Tiffany said in reference to Knight. “[He] became gay later. I didn’t do it. I had issues with that. I was thinking maybe I did. Now looking back when we were dating, he was so much fun. We used to do facials together. He was so easy to talk to.” After Tiffany was slammed on some online forums for the comments, Knight released a statement over the weekend confirming the news, which he said was not really news. According to the website Towelroad.com , in the statement posted on the fan forum on the NKOTB website, Knight wrote, “I have never been outed by anyone but myself! I did so almost 20 years ago. I never knew that I would have to do it all over again publicly just because I reunited with NKOTB! I have lived my life very openly and have never hidden the fact that I am gay! Apparently the prerequisite to being a gay public figure is to appear on the cover of a magazine with the caption ‘I am gay.’ I apologize for not doing so if this is what was expected! My belief is that you live your life by example, and not by a caption on a magazine! If there ever has been any confusion about my sexuality, then you are someone that doesn’t even know me!” Knight will take part in the upcoming tour by the superstar boy-band pairing of NKOTB and the Backstreet Boys . He added in his comments that like his bandmates, he doesn’t feel that he has to discuss his private life in public. “I love living my life being open and honest, but at this time I choose not to discuss my private life any further!” he wrote. “My fellow band members don’t discuss their private lives with their loved ones and I don’t feel that just because I am gay, I should have to discuss mine!” Showing that there are clearly no hard feelings, Knight also came to Tiffany’s defense when the singer was attacked by angry fans, tweeting , “I’d also appreciate it if the people talking trash about Tiffany and Deborah [Gibson] knock it off and stop being nasty!” He also tweeted a personal message to his ex, writing, “@tiffanytunes Tiff, please don’t lose any sleep over it! I know you weren’t being mean and I found it to be funny!” Related Artists New Kids on the Block
Okay, now these pictures of Stephanie Seymour and her son just took on a whole other level of weirdness. According to the Facebook Fan page he runs, “Peter Brant II is a Designer, Art Collector, Socialite, and Model, and the eldest son of Supermodel Stephanie Seymour and Newsprint Billionare Peter Brant I.” He’s a high school senior who plans to go to college in Manhattan next year. He posts pictures of himself attending fashion shows and wearing ascots at society parties, and recently addressed his new role in the limelight: On Friday he celebrated his 1000th Facebook fan (“I knew this day would come.. I would just like to thank myself for being conceited and fabulous”), and then last night, he characterized “this whole Beach kiss scandal” as a “malicious attack.” He knew the paparazzi was watching, and says he did no wrong: “I would just like to say that these pictures have been taken completely out of context, my mother and i are very close as she is with all her children. she often hugs and kisses me and my siblings in an manner that is intimate, any mother in the world does the same. that day on the beach we walked around with each other completely aware of the presence of photographers there. “We have nothing to hide and with that in mind I would like to say that I am openly gay. At my age my mother and I are almost like friends and I feel open to talk to her about anything (and yes our relationship may be different because of my sexuality).” “Photographers are more often than not obvious when they are there (If holding a large camera wasnt enough of a giveaway) We just accept that they exist and try to ignore them. We learn to accept that these photos may appear in the media but we do not appreciate speculation on our personal lives and any other hateful uninhibited opinions.” Yeah. That junk is still weird to us. Source
