It’s old news that Tyler Cameron will not be the Bachelor , but he’s still near and dear to the hearts of many in the Bachelor Nation. And let’s face it, folks: Gigi Hadid and Hannah Brown are not the only ones who think that he’s hot af. And he was very into Hannah. Tyler is now opening up frankly about how hid his very visible excitement from ABC’s cameras after his steamy makeouts with Hannah. A quick note: generations ago, the word “boner” meant a simple blunder . But we’re talking about erections , so read at your own risk. Tyler Cameron was a guest on The Ringer’s Bachelor Party podcast to reflect upon his time on The Bachelorette . Specifically, the unnecessarily handsome model discussed how to keep things ABC-appropriate while getting hot and heavy. Tyler joked that his “pants were so tight they just held everything down,” which as we all know, is not enough to effectively hide a penis. But he reveals that he had a very close call during week five. See, Hannah and her suitors traveled to Scotland. It was only natural that the men try on kilts to put themselves on display for Hannah’s amusement. But while kilts were designed specifically so that wearers could conceal more knives on their person, they’re less effective at masking an erection. Tyler notes that things got “pretty heavy” when he and Hannah were “hooking up” inside a nearby castle. (Gosh, she likes old-timey architecture, huh?) “I was able to keep everything under control there,” Tyler affirms. “I was proud of myself.” Tyler also notes a time when he was in Latvia and wearing “tight, tight, way-too-small pants.” He had a very hot and heavy makeout session with Hannah, which had the obvious and invountary anatomical result. “I was like, ‘Well, now I have a boner and all of America is going to see it,'” he recounts. “She’s like, ‘Do I need to go in front of you?'” Tyler narrates. “And I was like ‘No, I’m just going to show it off.'” As you can imagine, that particular display did not make it to air. But we’re sure that at least some of the editors appreciated Tyler’s show-and-tell. There were other times when Tyler was much, much more conscious of who might be watching him. Tyler also made out with Hannah in Greece, which was very much on camera. “My dad was watching that, and my mom was watching that,” Tyler reflects. He explains his discomfort: “I’d never kissed a girl in front of my dad.” Folks, some performers dance naked in front of their parents. Some actors have sex scenes in front of their parents. It’s awkward every single time, but Tyler should know that he’s not alone. Tyler Cameron is a walking thirst trap, so there’s no shortage of fans who are glad that he took time out of his day to discuss his dong. But he also reasies an interesting topic for discussion — namely, why doesn’t ABC do more to help its stars keep themselves TV-appropriate. If two people are making out and at least one of them has a penis, everybody knows that there’s going to be an erection. Perhaps future seasons of The Bachelorette should have a cooldown moment where the pair stand apart and take a breath. Then they can walk and talk on camera together after their makeout. And if the boner doesn’t go away? Maybe contact medical professionals — or give the dude a longer break to take care of it himself. View Slideshow: Tyler Cameron Photo Montage: Holy Hotness! Propose RIGHT NOW, Hannah!
It's been five months since Jenelle Evans was fired by MTV. But since Teen Mom 2 was on hiatus at the time, we're only now finding out how the show will fare without its primary source of drama. So far, it seems the answer is – not well. Not well at all. According to The Ashley's Reality Roundup, ratings have been on the decline for years, but have taken a particularly sharp dive of late. In fact, they've suffered their most significant drop yet in the first episodes of Season 9B … a.k.a. the first episodes without Jenelle. Can the show survive without its most infamous star? Will the numbers drop so low that MTV will be forced to try and win her back? Even if that happened, does Jenelle have any interest in returning to the reality TV franchise that made her famous … and infamous? Here's what we know about the situation thus far: 1. The End of an Era Yes, after nearly a decade on camera, three children and more ups and downs than we can even count, Jenelle Evans is no longer a Teen Mom 2 cast member. And it seems the show is already suffering without its most marketable star. 2. A Controversial Star Jenelle was liked by many viewers, and even those who hated her loved to watch her. In fact, based on social media comments, it often felt as though the only thing preventing some viewers from fast-forwarding through Jenelle’s scenes was the joy of “hate-watching.” 3. The Nugget Incident Over the years, producers put up with a LOT of unseemly behavior from the Carolina Hurricane over the years, but they finally drew the line when she defended her husband after he beat, shot, and killed her French bulldog puppy, Nugget. 4. Put Out to Pasture Following that horrifying incident (and the ensuing CPS investigation that briefly cost Evans’ custody of her kids), MTV executives basically did to Jenelle’s career what David did to Nugget. 5. Good Riddance? To the immense satisfaction of many viewers fed up with her nonsense, Jenelle was fired from the show that made her famous. And since David had already been canned by producers, the Evans-Eason era was officially at an end. 6. The Last Laugh? Now, however, it seems that Teen Mom 2 and MTV might miss all those viewers who tuned in just to jeer at Jenelle – whether they loved her or loved to hate her. View Slideshow
This Amber Portwood situation keeps getting worse and worse. Which is really saying something, because it was terrible from the very start. You probably know thar Amber was arrested in July after allegedly assaultig her boyfriend, Andrew Glennon. You probably also know about the shocking audio recordings, in which Amber can be heard beating and verbally abusing Glennon . But did you know there was another victim in all this? Well, there is — and now, like so many others before her, she's taking Amber to court. Check it out: 1. Jailbird Amber’s mugshot collection might not be as big as Jenelle Evans’ but the woman is no stranger to police custody. 2. Inmate Mom Amber has been arrested several times before, and she’s even served hard time for her violent ways. 3. Not Her First Rodeo So if anyone understands how the bail bond system works, it’s Amber. But as we’ve seen in the past, knowing that she’s doing wrong is not enough to prevent Portwood from carrying through with her actions. 4. Amber Alert Rather than going the traditional route and using her sizable fortune or taking out a loan to get out of jail, Amber took advantage of an old woman. 5. The Worst According to Starcasm, a woman named Rhonda put up $2,000 to get Portwood out of the clink after her July arrest. And of course, Amber never paid her back. 6. Help Me, Rhonda So who is Rhonda? Well, she’s 60 years old, and she has no apparent ties to Amber, which has led many to the conclusion that she’s simply a fan of the show. View Slideshow
Last week, it was a bit of a shock to see who went home on Dancing With The Stars . This week, Ray Lewis had to sit out from dancing, as training had awoken an old sports injury. He has to have surgery on the tendons in his foot. Producers were able to scramble and come up with a substitution, but that wasn’t the night’s only surprise. … Former winner Rashad Jennings stepped up to fill in for Ray, performing a Cha Cha with Cheryl Burke. This special substitution presented their best interpretation of what had been planned for Ray. Honestly, producers have to fill timeslots right down to the second. Then came Lauren Alaina and Gleb Savchenko performing a Tango. Lauren moves well, but she is not super confident or giving off the right vibes. It seems to be a mental thing, rather than physical. The judges decreed: 6 7 7 Hannah Brown and Alan Bersten were a joy as they performed the Rumba, and not only because of their choice of music. But also that. This was a surprisingly sub-par performance for Hannah, but only because Hannah is a great dancer. It was still very good. The judges agreed, handing out: 7 7 7 Karamo Brown and Jenna Johnson did not exactly wow the panel with their Jive. Remember, even the most fun formal dances are about controlled movements. Karamo’s were a little erratic, which was disappointing. The judges want to see better from him, and awarded him: 5 5 6 Ally Brooke and Sasha Farber performed a Rumba. This was a jarringly good performance and showed noticeable improvemen. Ally’s movements were beautiful and a pleasure to watch. The judges felt the same way, doling out: 8 8 8 Kel Mitchell and Witney Carson also came in with a Rumba. Kel’s dancing was a little stiff. It looks like he really just needs more experience with dance and he can improve — which is the point of the show. Though he ended up in the danger zone by the episode’s end, Kel received a 7 6 7 James Van Der Beek and Emma Slater were nothing short of majestic as they danced a Rumba. At this point James at least has some competition, but he continues to bully everyone with his graceful dancing and his charisma (despite one slip up). The judges ruled: 8 7 8 Kate Flannery and Pasha Pashkov continued their marked improvement since the first episode with a Quickstep. She really did well, with only one slip up. In fact, Kate seems to have an instinct for dance that makes her a joy to watch. That’s how the judges felt, too, as they handed her: 8 8 8 Sailor Brinkley-Cook and Val Chmerkovskiy danced a Tango. Sailor treated audiences to an almost too dazzling smile and moved with the grace of a professional. This is where you really see dance as an art form. The pleased judges handed her: 7 8 8 Lamar Odom and Peta Murgatoyd were … less improssive with their Tango. Lamar actually showed an observable improvement because there were moments when he really did well. But only part of the time. A number of slip-ups earned Lamar: 6 5 5 Sean Spicer and Lindsay Arnold weren’t fooling anyone with their Cha Cha. Sadly, it seems that Sean lacks a sense of rhythm as much as he lacks a sense of morality. He was too fast, he was too slow — at some point, he just seemed lost. Audiences understand the gimmick of having an infamous refrigerator-thief who should be behind bars for his role in the Trump regime on the show. But with a score from the judges of 5, 5, and 5, how long is he really going to stick around? Ultimately, Sean, along with Lamar and Kel, skated by this week because of Ray Lewis’ departure. Ray was the “elimination” by default. View Slideshow: Dancing With the Stars: Who Will Win Season 28?
Source: Paul Bruinooge / Getty Robert De Niro didn’t bite his tongue during a live interview on CNN Sunday (Sept 29.). The Goodfellas actor drew inspiration from his character Jimmy Conway by dropping the f-bomb twice when clapping back at his critics. During his interview on the CNN show Reliable Sources with Brian Shelter, De Niro was asked how he felt about critics who don’t like his bashing of Trump . Not mincing words at all, the iconic actor let the world know how he really feels by replying “F–k ‘em. F–k ‘em,” with no hesitation. A voice off-camera could be heard yelling “woahhhh,” De Niro quickly apologized, saying “Sorry, Sorry.” Stelter pointed out that they won’t be in any trouble because “This is cable, so it’s not an FCC violation, but it still is a Sunday morning.” De Niro also expressed that he felt the president is not capable of resigning even if he is wrong and described the orange menace as “crazy” and a “gangster.” When asked by Stelter if he meant in the medical sense, De Niro responded: “Possibly medically too. I didn’t think that before, but now I actually – when I saw him out in front of the helicopter waiting to go somewhere, talking endlessly and sweating and sweating … this guy, he’s not even aware of what he’s – he should at least ask somebody for a handkerchief or something and dry himself off.” “There’s just something very strange.” When Stelter asked the Casino star if he felt Trump was acting, he responded: “In some ways, I think he is. As I think some of these pundits on Fox are too,” he volunteered. “Because I can’t believe they would actually buy into this craziness. This guy should not be president, period.” You can watch the amazing memeable moment below. I’m here for all of Robert Deniro’s I Wish A Muthafucka Would energy pic.twitter.com/Z2jG5uctBm — Jemele Hill (@jemelehill) September 29, 2019 — Photo: Paul Bruinooge / Getty
Source: Prince Williams / Getty Tonight’s episode of Love and Hip-Hop Hollywood is rife with the typical drama. A1 discovers that Lyrica left him again, but denies hooking up with a girl he met on a plane. He also claims he doesn’t know where his son is because she won’t respond to his phone calls…as if he doesn’t have Lyrica’s mother’s info. Anyway, that is how the episode begins and Lyrica and A1’s drama will be what it is until they decide to be adults and have a real productive conversation, but that doesn’t happen in this episode. However, K. Michelle was the impetus for an interesting conversation about country music. It’s a conversation that has been reignited by Lil Nas X’s “Old Town Road.” As we know, the Yee Haw Mafia were mad at the fact that “Old Town Road” was considered a country song and as a result, it was removed from Billboard’s country music charts. Then he got an assist from Billy Ray Cyrus, who is undeniably a country artist and who also happily joined Lil Nas X for the “Old Town Road Remix” so, bloop. You can read about that saga here. Before “Old Town Road,” Beyonce faced backlash because she was scheduled to perform “Daddy Lessons” at the Country Music Awards. She still performed the song despite the Yee Haw Mafia being big mad, and she had help from the Dixie Chicks. The haters still hated, but let’s be real, this hate and this push back is because country music is stereotypically known as a White genre. The Yee Haw Mafia thinks it belongs to them but they’re sadly mistaken. Enter K. Michelle. She was recently a guest on Jason Lee’s Hollywood Unlocked , and that incident where she was on stage somewhere in Nashville telling the audience that she can out-sing any White country singer came up again. She mentioned that she was triggered because that particular night was country music night at the venue, and when she tried to get up on stage and sing someone told her that it wasn’t her night. That was code for, “A Black girl couldn’t possibly be singing country music.” Now, K. Michelle is messy and loves attention, but hearing her explanation for why she said what she said actually makes sense. It was presumptuous for that person to say what they said. But guess what? K. Michelle is among the many Black people who are fans of country music, even with the Whitewashing that has taken place. And I bet a lot of you didn’t know that there’s a huge country music scene in the Caribbean . I have been to a few karaoke nights in Barbados where country songs, sung by Black locals, reign supreme. All of my Bajan homies (I’m not Bajan but have visited the country enough to have friends there) mentioned that country music is big in the Caribbean, periodt. I have also seen this in St. Lucia, where my mother-in-law is from. So, yes, Black people like country music. We created it. Yes. We created it. I don’t have much time to go into all of the details because it really is a long complex story, so I’m going to keep this as short as I can. Growing up, I grew up mostly listening to hip-hop, funk, jazz, and rock. When I got to college I began working as a broadcaster for my school’s radio station. They started all the newbies off with the blues because it was the least demanding shift. Part of my job was to announce songs and drop knowledge about the blues. That’s where I learned about how country music came to be. It stems from the blues, which stems from work songs sung by slaves. Black people are some of the most creative people on the planet. For Black Americans, a lot of that creativity was born out of necessity. They had many coded ways to communicate with each other through the use of song and dance. They sang what were known as work songs as a way to pass the time and ease the pain of their awful predicament. They also used work songs to sneak diss the master. Seriously. They would be on the field singing about getting revenge on a lover but really, that “lover” was code for master. Blues is often about pain and what goes around comes around. Get it? What you do to me will come back around to you. It’s brilliant. You can learn more about this concept via the Netflix documentary, Devil at the Crossroads . Anyway, work songs birthed the blues and the blues also spawned hip-hop, folk, jazz, and wait for it…country music. The banjo is a commonly used instrument in country music. It has been a commonly used instrument amongst slaves because it’s straight out of West Africa. The problem is, appropriation is wicked. In the early days, talented Black country music artists were shut out from getting major opportunities while White artists with more access began to discover the genre, copy Black pioneers, and blow up based on stolen work and privilege. Black artists also often didn’t really own their music because many of them signed with corrupt financiers and record labels who would sometimes give their music to White artists or wouldn’t even put them on their own covers. There are a lot of layers to what caused the shift in country music fandom, but it happened, and Black people moved on to other genres. Again, this isn’t to say that Black people stopped liking country music, but Black artists have been abused, blatantly copied, and shamelessly erased. So, if we’re going to talk about the Yeehaw Mafia trying to tell Black artists what country music is and who country music belongs to then we need to tell it all because clearly, people don’t know their history…or pretend to not know it as a way to disassociate from the messed up things their ancestors may have done. Frankly, America can thank the slaves, who built this joint for free, for country music, if not most of its pop culture, including cowboy culture (because one in four cowboys were Black according to the Smithsonian ), especially when it comes to music and dance, and that’s that on that! There were other moments throughout tonight’s Love and Hip-Hop where Apple Watts, K. Michelle and even Misterray touched out the fact that Black people invented country music. They weren’t that eloquent about it but we got the point. However, there’s only so much they could say in such a short amount of time. Missterray even stated that, “If we accept Micky Munday doing hip-hop then they should accept K. Michelle doing country.” Eh…kind of, but again, it’s a lot more complicated than that. Plus, country music does belong to K. Michelle and any Black person who wants to claim it. It’s literally in our DNA. There’s one thing K. Michelle said in the episode that isn’t exactly true. She said that no Black woman has charted in country music. Valerie June is a contemporary country music artist who has charted and has a massive following. I tweeted about Valerie June and then got put on to Mickey Guyton , who I hadn’t previously heard of before. And then of course, there are men, like Darius Rucker of Hootie and the Blowfish, and Ben Harper, who have been putting it down for several years. So, we are present and accounted for. Don’t let anyone make you feel bad for enjoying country music and definitely don’t let anyone tell you that “Country music is for White people.” Cuz it ain’t. Tuh! If you are interested in learning more about the history of country music and the shift that took it from Black to super White then check out this interesting NPR article . You can also learn more about work songs via this article by the library of congress. And if you have beef with anything I wrote then take it up with history and yo’ mama. RELATED POSTS ‘LHHHS6′ Recap: April Watts’ Breast Implant Journey Has Some Hiccups ‘LHHHS6’ Recap: A1’s Mom Tried It When She Insinuated It’s Lyrica’s Fault That He Cheats
Gabrielle Union will be working behind the scenes for her next project. Instead of taking on a starring role, Union will be serving as executive producer for a comedy called Black Girl Magic. According to Deadline , the half-hour, single camera series will air on NBC and follows three estranged sisters that reunite in their hometown of New Orleans, LA after they learn about a family secret. Union will be executive producing the show alongside showrunner Robia Rashid and show creators Crystal Boyd, Chandra Russell and Emebit Beyene. Union’s co-executive producers will be Bryan Brucks and Holly Shakoor Fleischer. Text “RICKEY” to 71007 to join the Rickey Smiley Morning Show mobile club for exclusive news. ( Terms and conditions ). Besides her new gig, Union will continue to serve as a judge on America’s Got Talent and is preparing to shoot the second season of L.A’s Finest. View this post on Instagram I spent the day with @glamourmag and @mercedesbenzusa to talk about my mission to empower the next generation of creatives and build a more inclusive Hollywood. Watch more here: http://bit.ly/2mjYj5j #ad A post shared by Gabrielle Union-Wade (@gabunion) on Sep 19, 2019 at 10:13am PDT Through her production company, I’ll Have Another, Union is focused on empowering the next generation of creatives as well as increasing diversity in TV. Union is executive producing Black Girl Magic under her company. 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 This story was originally published on MadameNoire.com . ALSO TRENDING ON RICKEYSMILEYMORNINGSHOW.COM : Snoop Dogg Mourns The Loss Of His 10-Day-Old Grandson Y’all, The Real Housewives Of Atlanta Are Dressed In All-Black Like The Omen! [PHOTOS] Too Cute! Teyana Taylor & Iman Shumpert’s Share Photos From Daughter’s First Week Of School Follow @TheRSMS
The best news story I heard today, one that I assume has been optioned for a Ryan Murphy TV show, is that of a Russian (obviously) model / influencer who got brutally murdered by her sister, who was jealous of how she lived her best life or some shit…. I find it a nice breath of fresh air to really see how fucked up social media is, where it is causing internal family conflict, to the point where a sister kills her own sister, because she was jealous of her follower count, engagement, skinny tea deals, and sex work…. Wild. Times. This is the dead one. Here is the sister Elizaveta who did the stabbing, eye gauging and ear removal.. JOIN THE NEWSLETTER YOU ASSHOLES! The post Stefania Dubrovina Murdered Russian of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Jessica Simpson claims she lost 100lbs since her pregnancy. As it turns out, NONE FROM HER Big mom tits and all from her big mom UTERUS… I don’t know if she was paid 1,000,000 dollars like she was from Weightwatchers all those years ago….maybe she feels like fat is no longer fun now that everyone is doing it…and because no one wants to be fat no matter how empowered they say they are…. To see the rest of these pics CLICK HERE JOIN THE NEWSLETTER YOU ASSHOLES! The post Jessica Simpson Skinny Tits of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
Barbie Ferreira is the fat girl from EUPHORIA who plays an underage cam girl/ dominatrix or whatever because Euphoria is one of those shows, you know the extreme look at the youth of today, while being inclusive and empowering, and they know that fat lazy cam girls are an actual thing, becuase dudes are perverts and will watch anything, while fat girls, a specific kind of fat girl, offsets the fat by being a slut…not that anyone sees fat anymore, since they are all fat…all good things I guess… So here is big girl doing keeping the character alive until next season…. JOIN THE NEWSLETTER YOU ASSHOLES! The post Barbie Ferreira Erotica of the Day appeared first on DrunkenStepFather.com .
