10 Things We’re READY To See On #TeyanaAndIman’s VH1 Debut Iman Shumpert might be a professional ball player, but his wife is superstar baller in her own right. It was Teyana’s hot, sweaty bawwwwdyyy and sexy dance moves that helped the couple break the internet in Yeezy’s video. …But before that, they’ve been giving us television-worthy matrimony-dom. It was Iman who delivered their sweet baby on his own in 2015 and remember Teyana invented Super Sweet 16’s?? Together #TeyanaAndIman have a lot to entertain us with when they debut their VH1 reality show Teyana And Iman on March 26th, at 9/8c. Here are a few more reasons were ready to see them take on TV together…hit the flip!
If you watched this week’s episode of Counting On , you got to witness the giddy joy of the Duggars as they learned that their already massive family is about to expand by one. Yes, the entire clan learned that Joy-Anna Duggar was pregnant, but not everyone was able to receive the news in person. Two of Joy’s sisters were informed of her big news via text message – Jinger because she’s relocated to Texas, and Jill because … well, no one knows exactly where Jill is these days. The 26-year-old’s absence from last night’s episode had many fans wondering what could possibly compel Jill to miss something as monumental as her sister’s pregnancy announcement. Many fans speculated that Jill is no longer living in Tontitown and may have once again left the country to perform missionary work. Others theorized that her family has distanced themselves from Jill due to the fact that her husband, Derick Dillard, has been fired by TLC. As is so often the case with this sort of thing, neither explanation is completely accurate … but neither is entirely without basis, either. Currently, Jill is in Mexico with her husband and youngest son. The family has reportedly embarked on a weeklong missionary excursion in Guadalajara. The whereabouts of Jill and Derick’s eldest son, 2-year-old Samuel, are unknown, but it’s believed that he’s staying at the Duggar compound and being cared for by Michelle and the ever-attentive Jana. But that’s a development of the last few days. What fans want to know now is – where was Jill ten months ago when last night’s episode was filmed? The answer to that question is a bit more complex. Those who know the Dillards best say they have relocated to a smaller home in the interest of saving money. (After all, the show was their sole source of income.) The insiders insist that Jill wasn’t present for Joy’s announcement simply because she’s no longer appearing on Counting On . They claim that Jill and Derick’s decision to move away from Tontitown was not the result of rocky relations with Jill’s family. But they won’t go so far as to say all is well between the Dillards and the Duggars. A common topic of discussion in Duggar-centric Reddit pages these days is the fact that several of Jill and Derick’s family members and former friends have recently unfollowed the couple on social media. “The shunning begins… the Bates family have unfollowed Jill and Derick. Individual accounts unfollowing just Derick, meanwhile Ben unfollowed him, who’s next?” wrote one user . “I predict that someone at Cross Church is going to have a ‘counseling session’ with Derick and then his account will abruptly disappear,” commented another. “For as much as they probably agree with what he’s saying, at some point, they don’t want to be responsible for negative attention that this will invariably draw.” “What he is doing is incredibly tacky. Twitter is not the place for personal, family or business grievances,” remarked a third. Needless to say, all is not well between Jill and her family. And as more Jill-free episodes of the Duggars’ reality show hit the air, you can expect fans to continue digging in hopes of unearthing the truth about just how bad the situation has gotten. Watch Counting On online for more from reality TV’s most controversial family. View Slideshow: Jill Duggar and Derick Dillard Photos
The idea of a Burger King establishment enacting a policy that bans customers from returning once they’ve had an overdose on the grounds sounds like the premise of a particularly cruel The Onion article. Unfortunately, it’s real. The Burger King in question even posted a sign, which you can see below. Let’s be clear from the beginning: This one overdose per customer limit is not a rule passed down from Burger King corporate to different managers. But one particular Burger King in Worcester, Massachusetts decided that they needed to do something about the prevalence of drug use in their establishment. According to WBZ , “It’s common knowledge, people do use those restrooms to do that sort of thing. There have been overdoses in there.” And this is the sign that attracted the attention of police and, of course, of the internet. “You are ONLY allowed ONE overdose and then you are banned from this establishment.” Obviously, a number of critics — regardless of their opinions on the opioid epidemic that our nation faces — were shocked that a manager would even hang this in the first place. The internet exists. Signs don’t stay secret. On a surface level, the policy itself seems fair. If someone gets caught overdosing in a fast food place … it’s a business. You don’t need people nearly dying from drugs and frightening away customers who are there to eat food. If this were a shelter, someone might have a point in saying that the policy isn’t compassionate. But Burger Kings are not shelters. They’re restaurants. Let people eat their delicious onion rings in peace. At the same time, the way in which the sign was written — the phrasing — made it sound almost permissive. As if Burger King is fine with drug use within the establishment up until you overdose. Then and only then do they draw the line. Obviously, that does not reflect Burger King policy. Now, let’s be clear — this sign wasn’t put up for no reason. Between September of 2016 and September of 2017, this particular Burger King was the site of nine different overdoses. And, quite frankly, those are just the ones that got reported. The problem is very real. But the sign is not, um, the answer. Police met with the manager in order to discuss, you know, better solutions. Even people who are 100% in support of ending the prohibition of drugs and drug use, both because it’s the right thing to do and in an effort to end the current opioid epidemic, don’t think that people need to be shooting up or whatever inside of a Burger King . And groups who work to support and advocate for those who are battling addiction agree, saying that signs like this one “don’t help.” A Burger King spokesperson, whom we would like to imagine as a town crier reading out a royal edict, said: “The actions of this Team Member were an isolated incident and do not reflect the Burger King brand values or the values of the Franchisee, who independently owns and operates this restaurant.” Like many fast food chains, Burger King operates with a sort of … Burger Feudal system. At the top is Burger King itself, the corporate entity. Beyond that are franchisees, whom we might consider to be “Burger Barons.” Then there are store managers, who are like vassals — or Burger Knights. “The Franchisee is investigating this incident thoroughly and will take the actions they believe are appropriate.” In other words, a manager is going to have some explaining to do to a rich person who probably owns a number of these places. As a general rule, big companies do not like having to explain why one manager said or did something dumb. Burger King itself doesn’t really deserve this bad press. In fact, that they’ve kept a restaurant in such a troubled area to continue to serve the locals is commendable. Different people will hold different opinions on how people struggling with addiction should be treated. Some want them thrown in prison, others want them sent for treatment. Others still believe that it’s their right to take these substances — even if it kills them. But absolutely none of those people think that people have any business overdosing in a Burger King.
Way back at the beginning of the year, Amber Portwood revealed her baby’s name … sort of. It wasn’t an official reveal or a full name, and she never actually confirmed much of anything about the child she’s having with Andrew Glennon. Until now, that is. The Teen Mom OG Reunion was missing two of its stars. Farrah Abraham was absent because, you know, she got fired from Teen Mom . That whole story was a huge mess. It’s the end of an era — the Farrah era — and we can all sleep a little easier. Amber Portwood, in the mean time, has not been fired — but she still couldn’t attend the reunion special in person. Why? Because she’s super pregnant with her second child . Just because she wasn’t up to flying out didn’t mean that she couldn’t attend. She spoke and answered questions through FaceTime. One Twitter user’s question got asked: “Amber I’ve been dying to know, have you picked out a name for the baby?” Without a pause, Amber replied: “His name is going to be James Andrew Glennon.” She then goes on to explain that they’re naming their son after not only his baby daddy (obviously), Andrew Glennon, but after Andrew’s father. IMDB notes that James Glennon “died unexpectedly on October 19, 2006, from a blood clot resulting from surgery for prostate cancer.” If you’re wondering why Andrew Glennon’s dad’s death is described on IMDB instead of on some old obituary page from a newspaper, it’s because Andrew is not the first Glennon in show business. James Glennon was a famous cinematographer, whose most recognizable works include About Schmidt and Deadwood . Not for nothing, but James’ father, Bert Glennon, was also a world-famous cinematographer. And James’ mother was Mary Coleman, a script supervisor. As we all remember from when we first learned that Andrew and Amber were a couple, they only met because Andrew was working as a producer on Marriage Boot Camp . James Andrew Glennon will carry the names of his father and grandfather. At the risk of wishing him into a career months before he’s even expected to be born, one cannot help but wonder if Amber’s second child will go into the entertainment industry in some capacity. Obviously, though, no child should ever be pushed into following in their parent’s footsteps. None of Andrew’s children need to be involved in cinematography at all in their professional lives. Just like none of Amber’s children need to, um, become parents while they’re in high school. We’re not saying that those are equal things, we’re just saying that each person has a right to choose their own destiny. Amber Portwood also used her FaceTime interview to refer to Andrew Glennon as “the best rebound ever.” She laughed afterwards and was clearly, clearly joking. (Sure, one could argue that Andrew is, by definition, a rebound, since Amber basicallys tormed away from Matt Baier and into Andrew’s arms, but it’s clear that they’re serious about each other) Amber also says that her family has been really accepting of Andrew, which she says is a good sign. Honestly, if Andrew could watch Amber flip out on Marriage Boot Camp before they were in a relationship and he was still crazy about her, he’s definitely a keeper. if somebody’s seen you at your worst and loves you, that might be the real deal. View Slideshow: Teen Mom Cast: Their Most Naked, OMFG Photos of All Time!
Source: Smallz & Raskind / Getty The Last O.G. looks like it’s really going to be something special, and this latest trailer proves that tenfold. Executive Produced by Jordan Peele and starring Tiffany Haddish and Tracy Morgan , the narrative for this upcoming show has Morgan’s character finishing a 15-year stint in jail and returning to his neighborhood in Brooklyn. The problem with that is that when he returns, he find’s his old neighborhood to be gentrified, evolved, and unrecognizable. The trailer shows that Tracy’s character both trying to come to terms with the new social norms in Brooklyn, but also has to dealing with the fact that his partner–played by Tiffany Haddish–has moved on while he was incarcerated.
I was just talking to my dog and then this happened … pic.twitter.com/z1utzeLkOT — Kesslie (@kesslieshaye) March 18, 2018 Hit the flip to see other pups trying to speak to their human best friends, or in some cases, not trying at all.
Source: NBC / Getty Tyler Perry was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday night, and the movie mogul revealed that he was recently in a bidding war with a 6-year-old–but not just any 6-year-old, Blue Ivy . Perry attended the Wearable Art Gala fundraiser on March 17 on Los Angeles, and at one point in the night, a painting was presented that he had his eye one. He recalled, “I was really, really excited to be there and there was this art that came out for auction. It’s this beautiful painting of Sidney Poitier and I’m like, ‘I’ve got to have that.’” His excitement led to him immediately bidding on the painting, but he wasn’t the only one who wanted it, which he realized as someone in another aisle counter-bid: Blue Ivy. The mini Carter didn’t back down quickly, either. Tyler recounted the event saying, ‘Oh, I’m gonna teach you a lesson today!’” as Blue kept bidding higher and higher. “And she keeps going up and up and up with it!” The actor eventually won the painting with a $20,000 bid, but only after Jay Z hilariously snatched the paddle from his daughter’s hands. Watch the video below to hear Perry tell his side of the story.
Source: Getty / Getty We can’t be the only ones who wanted to move to Mr. Rogers neighborhood when life got tough. On June 8th, we all get to take a trip to that fateful place where it’s always a beautiful day in the neighborhood. The heartwarming trailer for Won’t You Be My Neighbor , the Mr. Rogers Documentary is finally here, and just a warning — if you haven’t cried in a while, maybe you should grab your tissues now. See how a little kindness makes a world of difference. Won't You Be My Neighbor? is an intimate look at America’s favorite neighbor: Mister Fred Rogers. Watch the trailer and see it in select theaters June 8th. #MrRogersMovie pic.twitter.com/NiOw6rh5bM — Won't You Be My Neighbor? (@MrRogersMovie) March 20, 2018 You may be surprised that more grown folks are hype for the film than young kids: I'm sure 70 percent of my niceness came from watching Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. Can't wait to see this. https://t.co/pcxSonEPh1 — Desi (@Desire_Renee) March 20, 2018 OMG THEY ARE MAKING A MR. ROGERS MOVIE OMG MY YOUNG CHILDHOOD HEART I CANT WAIT — Samantha Michell (@moody_melon) March 20, 2018 See you on June 8th, neighbors. Also, do you remember the time Eddie Murphy was the Mr. Rogers, but in the hood? Source: NBC / Getty Hit the flip to check it out.
