9/27/17

The Daily Buzz For Sept 28 ☕📰☕


Ryan Leslie Talks Hustling And Barbering With Rolling Out!
Ryan Leslie makes no bones about it. He loved his time as a student at Harvard University. Having graduated the Ivy League university at 19 with honors, he knew he wanted to be an entrepreneur. Working for himself has always been his preference.

“I was also a hustler at Harvard when I was there. I did whatever job I could, starting with cleaning toilets as part of the dorm crew, and finally realizing that I preferred to work for myself. All the guys who were going to social events would come [to me] to get their hair cut. My [barbering] customers were also a focus group. While they were waiting to get their haircuts, I would play songs or music that I was working on,” says Leslie, who obviously always has next money moves on his mind. The pursuit of music is what drove him. It was to his benefit because he’s worked with P. Diddy, Beyoncé, Britney Spears, Snoop Dogg, Usher and Fabolous, to name a few. Get the rest over at rollingout


BREAKING NEWS: Hugh Hefner, Playboy founder, dead at 91!
Hugh Hefner, who founded Playboy magazine and described the magazine as being there to "ignite the flame that became the sexual revolution," has died, the magazine said Wednesday. He was 91.

Hefner died at home, surrounded by loved ones, according to a press release from Playboy. The magazine said he died from natural causes.
His son, Cooper Hefner, credited his father as living "exceptional and impactful life as a media and cultural pioneer and a leading voice behind some of the most significant social and cultural movements of our time in advocating free speech, civil rights and sexual freedom."
"He defined a lifestyle and ethos that lie at the heart of the Playboy brand, one of the most recognizable and enduring in history. He will be greatly missed by many, including his wife Crystal, my sister Christie and my brothers David and Marston, and all of us at Playboy Enterprises," Cooper Hefner said.

Hugh Marston Hefner was born in Chicago in 1926. He thought he'd be a cartoonist. But when he was 27, he started his own magazine.  Heffner told CBS Sunday Morning that he wanted to call it "Stag Party," but changed it to something more upscale.
Women were warned from the first issue: "If you're somebody's sister, wife, or mother-in-law," the magazine declared, "and picked us up by mistake, please pass us along to the man in your life and get back to Ladies Home Companion."
Playboy proved a scourge, and a temptation. Drew Barrymore, Farrah Fawcett and Linda Evans are among those who have posed for the magazine. Several bunnies became celebrities, too, including singer Deborah Harry and model Lauren Hutton, both of whom had fond memories of their time with Playboy. Other bunnies had traumatic experiences, with several alleging they had been raped by Hefner's close friend Bill Cosby, who faced dozens of such allegations. Hefner issued a statement in late 2014 he "would never tolerate this behavior." But two years later, former bunny Chloe Goins sued Cosby and Hefner for sexual battery, gender violence and other charges over an alleged 2008 rape.
One bunny turned out to be a journalist: Feminist Gloria Steinem got hired in the early 1960s and turned her brief employment into an article for Show magazine that described the clubs as pleasure havens for men only. The bunnies, Steinem wrote, tended to be poorly educated, overworked and underpaid. Steinem regarded the magazine and clubs not as erotic, but "pornographic."
"I think Hefner himself wants to go down in history as a person of sophistication and glamour. But the last person I would want to go down in history as is Hugh Hefner," Steinem later said.

"Women are the major beneficiaries of getting rid of the hypocritical old notions about sex," Hefner responded. "Now some people are acting as if the sexual revolution was a male plot to get laid. One of the unintended by-products of the women's movement is the association of the erotic impulse with wanting to hurt somebody."
But Hefner wanted the magazine to be more than just naked pictures. He was an rebel at heart, and he spent decades tearing down barriers.
At a time when America was black and white, Hefner's earliest TV shows (such as "Playboy's Penthouse") brought the races together, casually and comfortably, as if to say, Doesn't everyone live like this?
In the '60s when Playboy franchises in Miami and New Orleans refused to admit black patrons, Hefner bought back the licenses to those clubs at a loss, said Berman, "and then had whoever - black, white, doesn't matter - everyone was welcome."
Around the centerfold, the magazine published controversial authors, discussed controversial topics.

"We know about the sexual revolution," Hefner said. "People are less aware of the part I played related to racial equality, gay rights, the changing of drug laws. We were the amicus curiae, friend of the court in Roe v Wade. It gave women the right to choose."
Hefner added that he was a strong advocate of First Amendment, civil rights and reproductive rights and that the magazine contained far more than centerfolds. Playboy serialized Ray Bradbury's "Fahrenheit 451" and later published fiction by John Updike, Doris Lessing and Vladimir Nabokov. Playboy also specialized in long and candid interviews, from Fidel Castro and Frank Sinatra to Marlon Brando and then-presidential candidate Jimmy Carter, who confided that he had "committed adultery" in his heart. John Lennon spoke to Playboy in 1980, not long before he was murdered.
The line that people read Playboy for the prose, not the pictures, was only partly a joke.
Playboy's clubs also influenced the culture, giving early breaks to such entertainers as George Carlin, Rich Little, Mark Russell, Dick Gregory and Redd Foxx. The last of the clubs closed in 1988, when Hefner deemed them "passe" and "too tame for the times."
By the 1990s, sex was moving from magazines to computer screens. Playboy came to be seen as a relic of an earlier time. Circulation dwindled, playboy clubs closed.
By then Hefner had built a $200 million company by expanding Playboy to include international editions of the magazine, casinos, a cable network and a film production company. In 2006, he got back into the club business with his Playboy Club at the Palms Casino in Las Vegas. A new enterprise in London followed, along with fresh response from women's groups, who protested the opening with cries of "Eff off Hef!'"  
The twice-married, twice-divorced octogenarian was unabashed proponent of Viagra.

"Couldn't have had seven girlfriends without Viagra," he said. "I don't want to create the false impression that I am partying on the same level that I did back in the 1970s - had multiple girlfriends for a period of time ... I'm very happy."

Hefner told Whitaker he would like to be remembered "as someone who played an important part in changing the social-sexual values of my time."

R.I.P


#RHoA: Kim Fields Talks Real Housewives of Atlanta On WWHL!
One season of Real Housewives of Atlanta was all it took to show actress Kim Fields that reality TV was not her dream job, but she hasn’t sworn off Bravo completely. She stopped by Watch What Happens Live last night and dished with Andy Cohen about her stint on the show and talked about her upcoming work, as well.

Andy plays a clip for Kim that shows Queen Latifah saying she thinks Kim restrained herself on Real Housewives of Atlanta. So Andy asks “Were you restraining yourself?” Kim says “I think, first of all, there’s a difference of ‘what are we talking about?’ and a lot of times the stuff Dana and I..when you’re making a TV show and talking about that and your careers and everything, it’s kind of different than somebody ripping you apart over a he said/she said. You’re trying to be real. It’s like mmm whatever.”
Any chance of a Living Single reunion? “They have been talking about the reboot, but like Dana said, first things first. Lets make sure everybody gets to watch it on every place they want to watch it.”
Andy asks Kim to share her opinion on some of the drama happening on RHOA.

What did she think of the drama between Phaedra, Porsha and Kandi? Has she spoken to Phaedra since she was on the show? “Not at all.” Was she surprised by what went down? “No, because that’s what happens. Right?”

Does she believe that Kenya‘s marriage is the real deal? She sort of reacts like she didn’t know Kenya got married. “Niiiiiiiice. Good for her.” She doesn’t really answer Andy when he asks if she really didn’t know about it. When asked if she was invited to the wedding, Andy says that nobody was invited, but Kim definitely wouldn’t have been invited. Kim laughs hard over that.

Does she still carry snacks and a book in her bag? “Sometimes, so I can stay svelte.”
She says the last Atlanta co-star she talked to was Cynthia Bailey because they have a friend in common (the beauty editor for Essence Mag).
Her biggest takeaway from being on the show? “Easy. That I needed a happy place and time for myself. Not because I was on the show and needed time, I’m saying that I totally learned that from that experience.”

When asked one thing she misses about the women in the group, Kim gives the longest pause in WWHL history. She jokes that there were “so many” she was having trouble deciding on just one. She giggles and never does come up with even one thing she misses.
How does she feel about NeNe and Kim coming back? “Oh great because everybody loves them. They’re favorites, right?”

A viewer asks if Kim was worried about her reputation and did she hold back when she was on the show. “No, I wasn’t worried about my reputation. No, I wasn’t holding back. But, there’s some strategy when you’re designing a career and I absolutely was myself in those situations.”
Andy says that after seeing the whole season air, Kim was most herself and let it out at the reunion. “I was present the whole time, it was really just more so that at the reunion is where it was like they kind of like trying to figure out actual for real ‘triggers’ and that stuff just ain’t going to fly with me.”
A caller asks Kim if she would’ve done anything differently regarding the women questioning her husband’s sexuality. “Not at all.”

She says the worst part of being on Dancing with the Stars was getting eliminated so early. (She lasted 7 of the 10 weeks).


#EMPIRE: Taraji P. Henson responds to ‘Empire’ exit rumors
Is Taraji P. Henson saying goodbye to “Empire” for good? The rumor mill began buzzing earlier this month, as FOX was reportedly knee deep in negotiations to lock down the cast — the hit series returns for its fourth season on September 27.
According to Radar Online, Henson’s contract ends this year, and while the network would like her to sign on the dotted line for future seasons, she’s been a bit hesitant. “Taraji is the franchise, and she’s milking it big time,” a source told the entertainment site. “One minute she’s telling them she wants it go to continue for the foreseeable future, the next she’s changed her mind and talking about the next step of her career elsewhere, or needing a break for her personal life.”

That said, the insider claimed that, “Everybody is bracing for the fact that once she is tired of all this, the whole universe of the series is going to wrap up, and they resent her for it.” Adding that, “It’s a big reason why she is treated like royalty on the set and everybody is walking on eggshells around her.”

Now, it appears that Henson is ready to put a rest to all the gossip, telling “Extra”, “I don’t know what this rumor is that I’m done after episode four… I have bills to pay… I love Chanel too much to walk away from a hit show.” Adding, “Who is spreading that? Who walks away from that money?”


#NewMusic from Melanie Fiona – Remember U
The soulful vocalist makes her commanding comeback with the strong-willed ballad “Remember U.” After spending time to enjoy motherhood while raising her first child with singer/songwriter Jared Cotter, the R&B songbird is prepping for the release of her anticipated third studio album, Next Train.

Next Train, is due out in early 2018, it will continue to highlight and define Fiona’s genuine story-telling abilities expressing both vulnerability and strength. The album follows her 2012 set The MF Life, which spawned the singles “Gone and Never Coming Back,” “4am,” and “This Time.”

Take a listen to “Remember U HERE



#hiphopnews: Rapper Young Dolph critically wounded in Hollywood shooting
A gunman critically wounded Tennessee rapper Young Dolph outside a Hollywood hotel Tuesday afternoon in what Los Angeles authorities are investigating as possible hip hop rival violence.

The 32-year-old Memphis artist suffered multiple gunshot wounds after being knocked to the ground during a fight at the Loews Hollywood hotel and was rushed to a local hospital, according to police. He is expected to survive.
Los Angeles police spokesman Det. Meghan Aguilar said Young Dolph was confronted by three men outside the hotel and one of the suspects brandished a gun. The men left in a gold Cadillac escalade and ditched the vehicle at a gas station.

A law enforcement source said the shooting may be connected to Young Dolph’s rivalry with another rapper, according to Associated Press.
TMZ reports that the other rapper is Yo Gotti, and he is being eyed as a person of interest.
The feuding crews got in a disagreement at the hotel, where Yo Gotti was a guest, just before gunfire erupted, the gossip site wrote

Cops apprehended one person after the shooting but two more men are on on the lam, authorities said.
Young Dolph claims he was the target of a Charlotte, N.C., shooting in February that left more than 100 shell casings scattered around the crime scene, and his SUV riddled with bullets.

He was not wounded in that shooting and local police have since arrested three people.
The following month, the rapper released a new album referencing the Charlotte shooting and called it “Bulletproof.” He said he later had custom bulletproof panels installed into the SUV.
Young Dolph, whose real name is Adolph Thornton, Jr., released his debut album, “King of Memphis,” in February 2016. It peaked at No. 49 on the Billboard 200 chart. He also appeared on the single “Cut It” with O.T. Genasis, which hit No. 35 on the Billboard 100 list.

Yo Gotti most recently performed his song “Rake it Up” on “The Tonight Show” with Nicki Minaj.


Madonna Launches MDNA Skin Beauty Line: Find Out Her Favorite Product
Want to get glowing, youthful skin just like Madonna? Now you can! Her Madgesty launched MDNA Skin on Tuesday, September 26, in New York City, and dished all about the line. Every product contains M.T.PARCA Thermal Water from Italy, which has anti-inflammatory and anti-aging effects and was developed exclusively for MDNA Skin.

The pop star, wearing a Ralph Lauren leather dress with apron detail and Urban Decay lipstick in Liar, said the one product she’d bring if stranded on a desert island is the Rose Mist. "I use these products on my children,” she said. “I attack my children with the rose mist.”
"This isn't a vanity project even though it's connected to vanity,” Madonna continued, adding that the products aren’t just for your face. “I have used the mask on my butt,” she revealed. “Don't you want soft skin on your butt? The butt has an audience!”

Scroll through to see all of the products from MDNA Skincare, which are now available at Barneys and MDNASKIN.com.

The Rejuvenator Set, $600
Optimize the purifying, hydrating and smoothing benefits of the Chrome Clay Mask with The Skin Rejuvenator’s magnetized removal and infusion technology.

The Chrome Clay Mask, $120
Helps capture dirt and impurities while providing long-lasting smoothness and hydration with non-drying, mineral-rich volcanic clay from Montecatini, botanical extracts and oils, and M.T.PARCA ThermalWater.

The Serum, $150
Madonna’s secret formula provides intensive hydration, nourishment and brightening for dramatically softer, smoother and younger-looking skin with three forms of hyaluronic acid along with peptides, and antioxidants.

The Rose Mist, $120
Helps tone and refresh the look of skin anytime, anywhere with a nourishing blend of ribose, spirulina and a relaxing rose fragrance.

The Face Wash, $50
Gently removes pore-clogging dirt, impurities and makeup while locking in moisture and smells amazing thanks to an energizing blend of botanical scents.

The Eye Serum, $180
Diminishes the look of dullness, dryness, fine lines, stress, and fatigue in the eye area with fancy-sounding ingredients like biosaccharide for a fresh and well-rested appearance.
Soothes, cools and helps revitalize the look of stress and fatigue in the eye area with antioxidants and two of her powerful go-to moisturizers, T. thermophilus and M.T.PARCA Thermal Water.


Awwwww, Sofia Richie Spends the Day with Boyfriend Scott Disick
Sofia Richie is spending lots of time with her new man!
The 19-year-old model was spotted leaving lunch with boyfriend Scott Disick on Tuesday afternoon (September 26) in Calabasas, Calif.
The couple was then spotted doing some shopping and running errands as they spent the afternoon together.
Sofia recently joined Scott for a trip to Miami were the two were showed off some major PDA during a couple dates.


STOP IT! … Tank DID NOT Admit To Performing Oral Sex On Men!
STOP THE MADNESS! Some were saying, what in the world did he just say? That was the exact question fans asked after Tank made a comment during a show that sounded like: “I’ve been sucking d*ck and foreheads for for 40 years.”
Instantly, fans started to raise eyebrows because the remark, which came out of left field, sounded like the singer admitted to performing oral sex on men.

But lets be realistic here Tank has mentioned his wife in interviews on several occasions and there’s no doubt this man loves the mother of his children.

The singer, however clarified his comments and suggested, “Yall tried it!..lol ‘suckin dents in foreheads’ has been used as a term for eating c**chie for years..lol.”

He added on our social media page, “Stop it and just go get the album this Friday SAVAGE 9/29!”


Jesse Williams To Pay Estranged Wife $160K Settlement
Jesse Williams has been ordered to pay his estranged wife a $160,000 settlement.
According to TMZ, the “Grey’s Anatomy” star has agreed to pay Aryn Drake-Lee $100,000 for spousal and child support and an additional $60,000 to cover her legal fees.
The payment will be made in installments from his first three “Greys” checks.
Hopefully, this settlement will get the former couple one step closer to closing the book on this super nasty divorce.


Broncos’ Von Miller Loses Spokeman Gig Over Protest
*When you truly stand for something, you’re going to have to sacrifice something. Denver Broncos linebacker Von Miller just came to the realization.
Miller is the latest player to lose an endorsement deal as result of his protest during the national anthem. This past Sunday, Von Miller along with other Broncos players took a knee during the national anthem, resulting in Denver based Phil Long Dealerships asking CBS 4 to stop airing ads featuring Miller.

The company released a statement, which read:
“We are evaluating the events of the weekend. It is important to state that we haven’t fired Von. We are in the middle of contract renewal and this weekend’s events remind us that sometimes we feel that we best represent ourselves. We support Von and his first amendment rights, we know Von and he’s a good person. He donated a police car to his hometown police dept. All that notwithstanding when we bring in celebrities to represent us we run the risk of being misrepresented.”

The manager of the company noted that Von Miller is not fired, but that advertising is being swapped out instead.

Yeah, whatever. We know what the deal is.


#NFL Justin Timberlake 'Is Finalizing' Deal to Perform at Super Bowl Halftime Show
Justin Timberlake is getting back in the game. Thirteen years after his controversial Super Bowl halftime performance with Janet Jackson birthed the term “nipplegate” the 10-time Grammy winner — who’s currently working on his fifth solo album — has been asked to take the stage at the NFL championship in Minneapolis on February 4.
An insider reveals the 36-year-old “is finalizing” his deal, and though reports suggested the dad of 2-year-old son Silas (with wife Jessica Biel) might perform with onetime collaborator Jay-Z, the insider says, “as of right now, it will just be Justin — no surprise performers.”

Timberlake threw it back to his ’NSync days at the 2017 Super Bowl, when he appeared in a surprise Bai Antioxidant Infusions water commercial alongside Christopher Walken. In the ad, the legendary actor, 74, did a dramatic reading of the pop band’s hit “Bye Bye Bye.”

Timberlake and the official Twitter account for 'NSync shared the commercial afterward. "Here goes... #BaiBaiBai. With the one and only #ChristopherWalken. @DrinkBai #SB51," Timberlake tweeted. The band's page added: "Bye Bye = Bai Bai."

Timberlake’s 2004 performance with Jackson not only caused a stir, but changed the rules of the annual broadcasted sporting event as well. Following the shocking end to their performance of Timberlake’s hit “Rock Your Body” – in which he pulled part of Jackson's costume off, briefly revealing her pierced nipple and right breast – the Federal Communications Commission cracked down on new policies and a five-second broadcast delay during live performances was implemented.


AND FINALLY FROM “THE CRAZY PEOPLE SHOPPING AT WALMART” FILES
‘Piggly Wiggly’
This little piggy went to Walmarket and I wish this little piggy stayed home.


#EGGPLANT NATION: Meet Dante!
Meet Dante!  And you can see all of him when you CLICK HERE TO SEE THE PICS!! And remember they’re NSFW!

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HAVE A GREAT DAY ALL!!!!!!!!
EFREM

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