Our friends at TVLand have given us the opportunity to air this exclusive episode from the new season of “The Soul Man” starring Niecy Nash and Cedric The Entertainer. The premiere airs March 26th, but you can watch the new episode above here at Bossip.com. Click Here For More On The Soul Man On TV Land! TVLAND
Mama bears are known for being vicious protectors of their children. Father and founder of Boing Boing Mark Fauenfelder just found himself a new nickname: Papa Bear. Frauenfelder took to Twitter and his Boing Boing blog after receiving texts from his daughter about the TSA agent’s “glaring” at her and then barking “COVER YOURSELF.” Frauenfelder’s 15-year old daughter was traveling with a group of friends on a college tour when a TSA agent decided to play morality police and shame the teen for her attire, seen in the picture above. The incident, which left the teen “humiliated and shamed,” prompted former Babes in Toyland bassist Maureen Herman to write an entry on A is For about the sexism and shaming the girl encountered at the hands of someone who went beyond the boundaries of his job. There’s no doubt TSA agents see crazy things all day long, but maybe they should learn to restrict their comments to, oh, I don’t know, issues of safety and security and not leggings as pants. We get that they lost their invasive full-body scanners and maybe they’re a little bummed about that, but leering at teen girls and shaming them for traveling in comfort? That’s a little outside their pay grade and job description. Best leave the parenting to, you know, the parents. Otherwise, be prepared to suffer the backlash. What do you think, THGers? Was the TSA agent out of line? Yes No View Poll »
Tennis great Serena Williams is in hot water over incendiary comments she made in Rolling Stone about the victim in the Steubenville, Oh., rape saga. Williams came under fire this week after saying that “[the Steubenville rape victim ] shouldn’t have put herself in that position” at a high school party. Now Serena is issuing an apology, though she also appears to be deflecting responsibility and implying that she may not have ever made that remark. “I am currently reaching out to the girl’s family to let her know that I am deeply sorry for what was written in the Rolling Stone article,” Williams says. “What was written – what I supposedly said – is insensitive and hurtful, and I by no means would say or insinuate that she was at all to blame.” So … what she supposedly said was hurtful. What did she say? Follow the link for the Rolling Stone article . You be the judge.
The new trailer for The World’s End revisits the first two films in the Blood and Ice Cream trilogy, which is sadly coming to an end. But not without a murder-robot bang! Watch the new trailer below: The World’s End Trailer – Trilogy Filmmaking partners Simon Pegg and Edgar Wright return to the sci-fi/action comedy genre with The World’s End . This time, five friends go back to their home town to re-attempt an epic pub crawl that they failed twenty years ago. When they get there, they learn that something sinister has happened (it wouldn’t be Blood and Ice Cream if there wasn’t something sinister). Pegg stars, along with Nick Frost, Paddy Constantine, Martin Freeman, Eddie Marsan, and Rosamund Pike. Wright directs the film, which hits theaters August 23.
If you watched the MTV Movie Awards you know a couple of things: The Avengers won Best Movie . Rebel Wilson really has a thing for Channing Tatum. The Hunger Games: Catching Fire has a new trailer! If you missed it during the Awards, or just want to stare at it on a loop ’til November, watch the new trailer here: Catching Fire Trailer The previews gives us a quick look at Sam Claflin as Finnick and Jena Malone as Johanna Mason, while focusing on the tension between the Districts and the Capital… with often brutal and fatal consequences. The Hunger Games : Catching Fire will premiere November 22. Can you stand to wait that long?
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