1. It is okay to leave anyone and anything and anyplace that makes you feel like shit. It’s hard, but it’s okay. And fuck explaining anything to anyone, unless you want to. Let them fucking wonder.
2. Know who the fuck you are. Not just on some touchy-feely fuzzy pretty-on-the-inside tip, but knowing who you are — racially, culturally, in relationship to your sexuality, gender and your class — is a source of your power. You define that for you. Don’t ever let anyone else tell you who you are. This may change in time, as you grow and learn more. That’s okay. Manage any shame or guilt you may feel through acts of accountability.
3. Be accountable for what you do. This means owning up to how you fuck up, just as much as it means owning and defending the contested space you fill. You will fuck up, and only you can seek atonement for this. You will need to defend yourself, and rarely will anyone do that work for you. Acknowledging both your mistakes and your rights is equally important.
4. They will call you crazy. You are a woman. There is no way of going through the world in the moment we live in and not get called crazy by someone, often someone you wish would see you as deeply sane. You are not crazy. The world is fucking crazy. If you are affected by this imbalanced, unjust world, it only proves that you are a sentient being with some sense of empathy.
5. Empathy is built. You need to learn to really listen. This means listening without thinking about how it relates to you, or planning the next thing you are going to say. This means seeing everyone, regardless of who they are, as a human being. You cannot really be a human being unless you regard everyone as such, even your greatest nemeses and the gravest perpetrators. All of our damage comes from somewhere. Yours and everyone else’s. Learn to listen to others. Learn to listen to yourself. Empathy cannot exist without really, deeply listening first.
6. You are going to have moments of unbearable pain. It takes time to learn how to heal yourself. And healing sometimes still leaves scars. Healing is sometimes incomplete. Think of your scars as battle wounds — evidence of how much wiser you are now — maps of where not to return. Cherish these scars and honor them. There will come times when they are the only reminder of where you have been, and how much you still need to grow.
7. You are going to have moments of unbearable loneliness. You need to learn how to love being with yourself, because ultimately, no one has the potential to love you like you can. It is beautiful to love and be loved, but these are just hints as to how to regard yourself. If you regard yourself highly, and learn to turn loneliness into soothing solitude, you will be capable of giving and receiving truly transformative love.
8. Find something that makes you feel like the world makes sense, even if you can’t justify it intellectually to yourself or anyone else. Personally, if I don’t rock a wall, get up, get laid, get down on a dance floor, read a good book, write a poem, listen to a mind-blowing record or have a soul-shaking, satisfying conversation at least once a week, the world doesn’t make sense to me and I am unmoored. If I don’t get these things for a month, I become a total, inconsolable, incomprehensible wreck. This wreck can easily snowball into all kinds of self-destruction. Find what works for you and be loyal to it as a loyalty to yourself.
9. The world you live in is sick. This sickness creeps into all of us, and in many it manifests as an inability to love oneself, let alone others. Some of those afflicted with a parasitic strain of this illness will latch onto you as a host. You may believe it is part of your nature to nurture and support endlessly. These people will eat your love whole, and you with it, and leave you as a husk. You can grow again from your husk, but it will be hard, and it takes time and the training of betrayal and heartbreak to learn to trust yourself enough to determine who is worthy of your trust. Do not let anyone ride you. Only walk with those who will walk side by side with you, as an equal.
10. Do not fuck with lovers that don’t prioritize your pleasure. That can look like a lot of different things, and you’re probably still figuring it out. Don’t put up with lovers that don’t give you room to explore, to express, and above all — if a lover is only focused on using you as a vessel to reach their plateau — be out. This doesn’t mean to ignore your partner’s pleasure, but rather to see yours as of equal worth.
11. You are not responsible for the actions of those who hated themselves so much that they hurt you on purpose.
12. Collectivism is a beautiful concept, and something worth constantly striving toward and building. Collectivism has radically changed and challenged unjust structures and institutions. But if you sacrifice your own survival for the benefit of the whole, you will find yourself wringing your hands and questioning the meaning of your life and doubting the worth of others in light of their unabashed self-interest. Find a balance.
13. Do not carry broken people who are not in the process of rebuilding themselves.
14. You are not your job. Your job is simply a paycheck, and you are probably not compensated what you are worth and it is not your fucking fault — you inherited a broken economic system, and you will not be the first generation to fight for your right to live. But you need to fucking fight for your right to live, in solidarity, with those around you who are also struggling.
15. Going to college is an accomplishment. It does not, however, make you better than anyone else. It doesn’t make you essentially more intelligent. You never really make it “out” of the class you came from, and you never really make it “in” to the class you aspired to.
16. If you cannot translate what you have learned from whatever access you’ve had back to wherever you came from, then you have not gained anything — you have changed. Assimilation is a choice. Seek to be a translator. Seek to share your access to those who you may have left behind. Seek to disrupt the structures that taught those of us who gained more access that we are worth more than where we left, and less than what we found ourselves among.
17. Never take validation too deeply to heart. This is especially true of those who came up entrenched in the age of social media. The gaze of hegemony is always on us. Find validation in the ratio between how positively you impact yourself and others versus how you fuck up and hurt others. You will hurt others. Be accountable for this, when you need to be, and always be mindful of how often that happens in relation to those you help grow. None of us can be saints, but we can be salient and sentient.
18. Take your struggle to your community, and find community in those whose struggles intersect. It is only within one another that we will make any sense of this destroyed world and it’s corrupt ideology that we’ve inherited. Fight. Fight. Fight.
19. You are inherently valuable. You have worth. Ask no one for permission for this.
Written by msmensen
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RICH DOLLAZ GETS ARRESTED
LMAO......Rich Dollaz Arrested In The Middle Of An Interview
Moral of the story don't mess with a mother and her child....Oh and don't do interviews when you have a warrant!!! LOL
Tuesday, November 27, 2012
Sunday, October 28, 2012
The Psychology of Color
The psychology behind color has been well documented. Red makes you hungry, pink rooms calm you down, and green is very tranquil.
Today’s info graphic does a very good job of breaking down the primary and secondary colors that affect us the most and in what ways. The info graphic starts off by informing the reader on what colors suit certain rooms the best. From there it goes more into the psychology of the primary colors, divulging a secret unknown to me. Babies don’t like yellow.
It also speaks on how companies use a given color to pull at our heartstrings and wallets for their own gain. Enjoy the infographic below and let us know your favorite color. I like purple. Have a nice day!
Saturday, October 13, 2012
Donald Trump Announces "Apprentice" All-Stars Line-Up
It’s that time of year again for television!
The 66-year-old entrepreneur just announced the line-up for the All-Star season of his hit show, and there are a lot of familiar faces that are back and ready for action.
The celebrities that are competing are:
- Trace Adkins
- Dee Snider
- Dennis Rodman
- Omarosa (who competed on “The Apprentice”)
- Penn Jillette
- Gary Busey
- LaToya Jackson
- Lil Jon
- Stephen Baldwin
- Marilu Henner
- Lisa Rinna
- Brande Roderick
- Claudia Jordan
- Bret Michaels
Hopefully this will help get her mind off of things, and focus on a brighter future! Expect the new season to premiere in March 2013.
Tuesday, October 2, 2012
Monday, October 1, 2012
Are Soulja Boy and Diamond (Lil Scrappy's Ex) joining the cast of Love & Hip Hop ATL
It’s been recently revealed by several online sources that a new couple is on board and currently involved in filming the 2nd season of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta.
And guess what…
Yuuup… Diamond and Soulja Boy have been confirmed to join the cast of VH1′s popular reality show, which probably means that Diamond’s ex boo Lil Scrappy and his fake fiance’ Erica Dixon are a done deal for season 2 as well.
Details below…
Soulja Boy has reportedly confirmed the story according to UptownMagazine.
The two new cast members are sure to bring tension to the already drama-filled show, for as you know Diamond is the ex-girlfriend of Lil’ Scrappy and is on the low end of Momma Dee’s checklist of favorite people.
Scrappy dumped Erica for Diamond after their daughter was born and a few years later Diamond left Scrappy for Gucci Mane, returned for a month or two and then followed the paper trail to Soulja Boy after she and Scrappy’s house went into foreclosure.
Scrappy later went crawling back to Erica and the two are now engaged (but word on the curb is that it’s all for the show and that the producer/creator Mona Scott actually purchased the engagement ring). LOL
Scrappy popped the question to Erica at the “Love And Hip-Hop: Atlanta” reunion. Momma Dee was sitting nearby with a big smile on her face.
Momma Dee has since confided in some people and she does NOT approve of Erica and that Scrappy and Erica will NEVER be walking down the aisle in real life. *sigh*
Sad thing is… I think Erica really wants to believe the fairy tale but Scrappy is allegedly still playing the field while he’s counting his LHHATL checks.
Filming for the new season is currently underway and I’m sure there will be more than enough southern drama for you diehard “Love And Hip-Hop Atlanta” fans.
There’s no word yet if Kirk & Rasheeda will be returning, but I think that Kirk wasn’t feeling the way he was
portrayed so Rasheeda may return without him (if at all).
What do you think about Diamond & Soulja Boy joining Love & Hip Hop Atlanta? Comment Below:
Lil Scrappy arrested for Probation Violation
Darryl Kevin Richardson aka Lil Scrappy of Love & Hip Hop Atlanta, posed for the above mugshot after he was arrested in Atlanta earlier today (October 1, 2012).
Scrappy even took a moment to give his fans a heads up via twitter earlier, stating:
Details + photos from the scene of his arrest below…
TMZ obtained photos of the 28-year-old rapper being taken into custody on the side of the road where he was handcuffed.
The Love & Hip Hop Atlanta star was booked into Dekalb County jail around 5:38pm today and as of the writing of this post, he doesn’t have a bail amount set.
Scrappy was sentenced back in 2008 to 5 years probation for that weed bust and was just about to round out the year on a high note, with rumors swirling that he’d signed on for a 2nd season of the hit VH1 reality tv show.
It was reportedly a condition of Scrappy’s 2008 probation that he was to abstain from the use or possession of any alcoholic beverages or illegal drugs. He was also ordered to complete an alcohol/drug education program and was ordered to perform 240 hours of community service.
There’s no word on what exactly Scrappy did that got him popped, but we know it wasn’t child support since his ‘baby mama’ turnt fiancé, Erica Dixon, “reportedly” took him off of it.
Another day… another “rapper” arrested. Who’s next? LMAO
Monday, September 24, 2012
Kanye has not one, but two sex flicks on the market + meet his look-a-like Kim Kardashian Co-Star
All those reports about a Kanye West sex tape being shopped around may be a bit too coincidental (considering who he’s currently dating) but apparently the rumors are are absolutely true!
It was revealed a few days ago that several media outlets had view the footage, which features Yeezy taking a DIVE into a look alike.
He’s reportedly going ballistic over the thought of it being seen by the public, but now there’s not only ONE video being auctioned off to the highest bidder… there’s TWO!
Details below…
According to TMZ:
The reports are true … a Kanye sex tape featuring a young woman in a hotel room is making the rounds — but what you haven’t heard … there’s a second tape and the 2 are nearly identical. Both tapes are impressively long — the first is roughly twenty minutes … and the second is more than FORTY. And we’re talking constant action. Seriously, the guy takes no breaks. It’s incredible. Almost Sting-like. We’re told the tapes were both shot several years ago with exes.But wait… since word on the curb is that Yeezy’s tape is way better than Kim K’s, the “look alike” chick featured in the first tape may be about to get her shot at superstardom.
Kanye’s co-star is reportedly a chick named Monyy Monyy and she does look amazingly similar to Kimmy
Sex tapes are known to turn nobodies into
somebodies real quick these days, so I’m guess this chick will be the
“new” Kim K in about 5…4…3…
Seems that Ye was telling the truth about his “Kim K” obsession.
Is it me or is that kinda creepy?
Meet the two newest additions to the RHOA cast.
Alright, Out with the old and in with the
new. Meet the two newest additions to the RHOA cast. Porsha
Williams-Stewart & Kenya Moore. Check out their Bravo Bio’s:
Porsha Stewart
Porsha Stewart is a saucy southern lady and embodies the essence of a confident woman wise beyond her years. A true “Georgia Peach,” Porsha was born and raised into a prominent family in Atlanta and is the granddaughter of Civil Rights leader and philanthropist, Rev. Hosea Williams. Residing in the exclusive Buckhead community in Atlanta, Porsha is a recent bride to former NFL football player Kordell Stewart and takes prides in being a new mom to her stepson, Syre.
- Active Philanthropist
- Exploring a Music Career
Porsha always keeps family first, but in her spare time she manages to nurture a budding music career as well as various business ventures. Porsha will be taking her family’s legacy and enriched heart for giving into her new family with the unveiling of Kordell & Porsha Stewart Foundation for Cancer Research. Porsha also enjoys spending time outdoors, reading, yoga, and afternoon dips in her pool. Well-known on the Atlanta social scene, some might say Porsha has it all.
Kenya Moore
Kenya Moore is the triple threat with beauty, brains and talent. Originally from Detroit, the former psychology major left Michigan with fierce drive and determination to build her own unique brand.
- Former Miss USA
- Had Roles in ‘The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air’ and ‘Waiting to Exhale’
Perhaps most recognized for being crowned Miss USA, Kenya is also known for acting and having worked with many “A” list stars, is a film and TV producer and CEO of Moore Vision Media. She finds Atlanta to be the perfect environment to grow a business and a rich social life. Aside from being a serious career woman, Kenya enjoys writing, hitting the gym, and never passes up an opportunity to speak her mind. A hopeless romantic, Kenya is ready to start a family with her Mr. Right.
Sunday, September 23, 2012
New FALL TV Shows for 2012
- FALL TV 2012 SCHEDULE
- 666 Park Avenue (ABC)
Premieres: Sunday, Sept. 30 at 10/9c
Combine the eeriness of Lost with the ruthlessness of Desperate Housewives and you get this adaptation of Gabrielle Pierce's book series. A melting pot of ABC alums, the supernatural drama stars Dave Annable (Brothers & Sisters) and Rachael Taylor (Charlie's Angels) as an innocent Midwestern couple who get hired as resident managers of The Drake, a tony Upper East Side apartment building owned
by Lost's Terry O'Quinn and his wife, Housewives's Vanessa Williams. The catch: The residents have all made deals with The Devil to have their deepest desires fulfilled.
- Animal Practice (NBC)
Premieres: Wednesday, September 26 at 8/7c
Justin Kirk headlines this comedy about an irascible House-like veterinarian who prefers the company of the four-legged creatures over their two-legged owners. Kirk may get top billing, but the true star of the show — and let's face it, the whole fall season — is Crystal the Monkey (The Hangover: Part II, Community), who plays Dr. Rizzo. Mark our words: It will be the best TV monkey performance since Marcel's arc on Friends.
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Arrow (CW)
Premieres: Wednesday, Oct 10 at 8/7c
This is not your older brother's Oliver Queen. Stephen Amell stars as Queen, aka the Green Arrow, a wealthy playboy by day and a vigilante crime-fighter by night, in a gritty, brooding retelling of the famed superhero. Queen honed his archery skills on a deserted island for five years after surviving a boating accident that killed his father and girlfriend's sister, with whom he was having an affair. He returns to civilization to take down his dad's enemies to clear his family name (how Revenge-like!). Katie Cassidy co-stars as Queen's girlfriend, Dinah "Laurel" Lance, who may or may not be the Black Canary.
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Beauty and the Beast (CW)
Premieres: Thursday, Oct 11 at 9/8c
Kristin Kreuk and Kiwi Jay Ryan star in the titular roles, but don't expect dancing candelabras or even a hairy beast. Ryan's Vincent Keller/beast will have nothing more than a scar on his face, though his actions will get "beastlier," as the producers put it, as the series progresses. The show is a remake of the 1987 procedural starring Linda Hamilton and Ron Perlman. Hamilton sent Kreuk and Ryan notes and photos wishing them good luck.
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Ben and Kate (Fox)
Premieres: Tuesday, September 25 at 8:30/7:30c
Oscar winner Nat Faxon joins his Oscar-winning Descendants co-writer Jim Rash (Community) on TV, playing the lovably goofy Ben, who moves in with his sister, single mom Kate (Dakota Johnson), to take care of her daughter Maddie (Maggie Elizabeth Jones). Ben is based on the brother, a "Ferris Bueller-type," of series creator Dana Fox. Fun fact: Real-life Ben's nickname for his sister is Phlegmer.
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Chicago Fire (NBC)
Premieres: Wednesday, October 10 at 10:00/9:00c
Dick Wolf is back with another procedural, this one focusing on the firefighters of Chicago's Firehouse 51 and starring Jesse Spencer, Taylor Kinney and David Eisenberg. But unlike his Law & Order franchise, this drama will focus on the personal lives of its (often shirtless) heroes. So how long before a New York Fire or a Los Angeles Fire?
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Elementary (CBS)
Premieres: Tuesday, Sept. 25 at 10/9c
Sherlock is all the rage these days. If you're not getting your fill from the films or PBS' series, CBS' procedural offers a modern take on the crime-solver with Jonny Lee Miller as Sherlock, a recovering addict and NYPD consultant. His Watson is his "sober companion," a former surgeon — and a woman (Lucy Liu). Twist!
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Emily Owens, M.D. (CW)
Premieres: Tuesday, Oct 16 at 9/8c
Mamie Gummer just loves playing doctor. Meryl Streep's eldest, who is also an Off the Map alum, plays the titular character, an awkward, heart-on-her-sleeve-wearing medical school graduate who learns that hospital life is not so much different from high school antics. Justin Hartley and Michael Rady co-star. So how long before Streep guest-stars?
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Go On (NBC)
Premieres: Tuesday, September 11 at 9/8c
What's so funny about grief? Matthew Perry's about to show us. The Friends alum returns to NBC as Ryan King, a sportscaster who turns to a motley crew support group after his wife dies. How eclectic are these guys? The lead therapist, Lauren (Laura Benanti), honed her skills in a Weight Watchers group.
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Guys With Kids (NBC)
Premieres: Wednesday, September 26 at 8:30/7:30c
As the title suggests, this comedy from Jimmy Fallon is about guys with kids — specifically Jesse Bradford, Anthony Anderson and Zach Cregger. The three pals all live in the same apartment building and are learning the ropes of parenting together. Erinn Hayes (Worst Week) co-stars as Bradford's ex-wife, Jamie-Lynn Sigler plays Cregger's wife, and Cosby Show alum Tempestt Bledsoe plays Anderson's wife. And the kids? Fourteen are used to play seven children.
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Last Resort (ABC)
Premieres: Thursday, Sept. 27 at 8/7c
What do you get when you cross Crimson Tide with The Rock? This Shawn Ryan thriller starring Andre Braugher as the leader of a renegade submarine crew that goes on the run after defying an order to fire nuclear missiles. They find sanctuary at a NATO base where they declare themselves the world's smallest nuclear nation. (Yeah, just go with it.) Scott Speedman, Autumn Reeser, Daisy Betts and Robert Patrick co-star.
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Made in Jersey (CBS)
Premieres: Friday, Sept. 28 at 9/8c
Move over, Snooki! Martina Garretti (played by Brit Janet Montgomery) is a streetwise Jersey girl attorney trying to make it in a big-time Manhattan law firm. And yes, like, Snooki, she sports a bumpit too — CBS and producers have even had discussions about the height of the 'do. But we don't think she has the time to GTL all day long.
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Major Crimes (TNT)
Premieres: Monday, Aug. 13 at 10/9c
The Closer will (finally) wrap its seventh and final season this summer, but it's never truly going away. Mary McDonnell will star in this spin-off focused on her Captain Sharon Raydor of the Major Crimes division. A bevy of Closer stars will join her too: G.W. Bailey, Tony Denison, Michael Paul, Raymond Cruz and Phillip P. Keene. See? The Closer is here to stay.
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Malibu Country (ABC)
Premieres: Friday, Nov. 2 at 8:30/7:30c
Stop us if you've heard this before: Reba McEntire plays Reba, who splits from her husband after she learns that he's cheating on her. No, it's not 2001 and this is not The CW's Reba. So what is different about this one? Well, this Reba will move from Nashville to Malibu to start anew. Lily Tomlin co-stars as her mother and Sara Rue as her new neighbor.
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The Mindy Project (Fox)
Premieres: Tuesday, September 25 at 9:30/8:30c
Think Bridget Jones' Diary, but less British and with more scrubs. Mindy Kaling, who created the show, stars as the titular character, a single woman whose career is blossoming, but is much less lucky in her love life. Mindy works as an OBGYN, which was Kaling's mother's job, and is a shameless rom-com aficionado. A girl after our own heart!
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The Mob Doctor (Fox)
Premieres: Monday, September 17 at 9:00/8:00c
Dr. Grace Devlin (Jordana Spiro) is a thoracic surgeon who has lifelong ties to the South Chicago mob. Sounds ridiculous, right? The drama, from Drop Dead Diva's Josh Berman, is actually based on the nonfiction book Il Dottore, in which a doctor becomes complicit in organized crime. William Forsythe co-stars as Constantine, the head of the mob.
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Nashville (ABC)
Premieres: Wednesday, Oct. 10 at 10/9c
Ah, the life cycle of stardom. So fickle, isn't it? Connie Britton stars as Rayna James, a 40-something country singer whose star is fading. So her record company suggests she open for new teen sensation Juliette Barnes (Hayden Panettiere), and you can imagine how well that goes over. Throw in some politics (Rayna's husband is running for mayor) and sexual escapades, and you've got some Southern-grown drama. Let's just hope this ends better than Country Strong did.
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The Neighbors (ABC)
Premieres: Wednesday, Sept. 26 at 8:30/7:30c
3rd Rock From the Sun had aliens moving to Earth, but it will be the reverse case here: A New Jersey family — Lenny Venito, Jami Gertz, Isabella Cramp, Clara Mamet and Max Charles — moves into a gated community populated by aliens. Our advice: move.
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The New Normal (NBC)
Premieres: Tuesday, September 11 at 9:30/8:30c
Bryan (Andrew Rannells) and David (Justin Bartha) hire Goldie (Georgia King), a single mother, to be their surrogate just as she's trying to start a new life for her and her daughter Shania (Bebe Wood). The series already has the (dis)honor of being the first new fall show to be boycotted. Creator Ryan Murphy, however, pays no mind, because he thinks the protestors, One Million Moms, will like it if they watch it.
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Partners (CBS)
Premieres: Monday, Sept. 24 at 8:30/7:30c
Will & Grace creators David Kohan and Max Mutchnick give us another pair of straight and gay BFFs, but this time, it's a bromance! However, the tight bond between Louis (Michael Urie) and Joe (David Krumholtz) is tested after Joe proposes to his longtime girlfriend Ali (Sophia Bush). Don't feel too bad for Louis — his boyfriend isSupermanBrandon Routh.
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Revolution (NBC)
Premieres: Monday, September 17 at 10:00/9:00c
Leave it to J.J. Abrams (Lost) and Eric Kripke (Supernatural) to come up with a mythology-heavy drama. Set in a post-apocalyptic future where there is no electricity, the series stars Elizabeth Mitchell, Tracy Spiridakos, Billy Burke and Giancarlo Esposito as a group of people struggling to figure out how the technology vanished and who holds the figurative power among the survivors. We don't think this is what people meant by going green.
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Stars Earn Stripes (NBC)
Premieres: Monday, Aug. 13 at 8/7c
The godfather of procedurals, Dick Wolf, and the godfather of reality TV, Mark Burnett, team up for a military-style reality series in which nine celebrities (including Nick Lachey, Laila Ali, Todd Palin, Terry Crews and Dean Cain) compete in rigorous challenges adapted from actual military exercises. Prize money will be donated to a military charity of the star's choice.
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Vegas (CBS)
Premieres: Tuesday, Sept. 25 at 10/9c
Ready for another 1960s period drama? There are no Old Fashioneds or Playboy bunnies, but cowboy hats. Based on the true story of Las Vegas Sheriff Ralph Lamb, the drama stars Dennis Quaid in his TV series debut as Lamb, a rancher who goes up against a powerful gangster (Michael Chiklis) to help bring order to Sin City. Jason O'Mara, Carrie-Anne Moss and Sarah Jones co-star.
Miley Cyrus & Flavor Flav (Find out which singer Flav mistakes Miley for in the video)
What happens when you get Miley Cyrus and Flavor Flav in the same room at the same damn time? Pure comedy!
The two ran into each other backstage at the iHeartRadio festival this weekend and Flav was definitely excited to meet one of the biggest stars in music and as you can expect the Public Enemy man makes for a hilarious moment when he mistakes Miley for another blonde superstar.
Nevertheless the two pose for photos together, side by side. Miley serves her best duck face and gets up close and personal with the ladies man's and his clock. Find out which singer Flav mistakes Miley for and indulge in the hilarious awkwardness in the video above!
Basketball Wives | Tasha Marbury To Join Season 5
Stephon & Tasha Marbury
Monday, April 9, 2012
“The Real Housewives Of Atlanta” Salaries
Salaries of the Real Housewives Of Atlanta have allegedly been revealed, which from the first view seems pretty staggered. I wonder what the other Real House Wives shows are getting paid compared to the Atlanta series.
1. NeNe Leakes – $750K per season, plus a $250K bonus for doing the reunion show
2. Kim – $600K per season plus a $150K bonus for doing the reunion show
3. Sheree – $550K per season plus a $150K bonus for doing the reunion show
4. Kandi – $450K per season plus a $100K bonus for doing the reunion show
5. Phaedra and Cynthia – $300K per season plus a $75K bonus for doing the reunion show
6. Marlo – $75K – she must be available for filming on request.
6. Peter (Cynthia’s husband) – $75K – he must be available for filming on request.
7. Kroy and Apollo – $50K – must be available for filming on request.
2. Kim – $600K per season plus a $150K bonus for doing the reunion show
3. Sheree – $550K per season plus a $150K bonus for doing the reunion show
4. Kandi – $450K per season plus a $100K bonus for doing the reunion show
5. Phaedra and Cynthia – $300K per season plus a $75K bonus for doing the reunion show
6. Marlo – $75K – she must be available for filming on request.
6. Peter (Cynthia’s husband) – $75K – he must be available for filming on request.
7. Kroy and Apollo – $50K – must be available for filming on request.
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