“The Real” is led by five bold, diverse and outspoken hosts — Tamar Braxton, Loni Love, Adrienne Bailon, Jeannie Mai and Tamera Mowry-Housley. These women reflect the home audience and unapologetically say what women are actually thinking. Their unique perspectives are brought to life through their candid conversations about topics ranging from their own personal lives to the news of the day to beauty, fashion and relationships.
I was suppose to put out an album after “Tambourine” which is like 5 years ago which is still a long time but I started having label issues. ANd it took a minute and I just decided I wanted to do my music on my own. So [Lip Lock] is now out on my own label.On her Love Life:
You know what, I’ve never been the type of person to discriminate. But I honestly have to say I never thought I would be with a white guy — ever. I know that sounds horrible. But, it just happened and he’s amazing. ANd im the first black girl he’s been with and its been interesting.
On The-Dream-penned song, she sings about an abusive ex, but she doesn’t harbor any ill will. “We were two different people back then,” she said. “I’m in such a different space and so is he and he’s a good guy and I’m really happy for him the way his life turned out. My life isn’t so bad either.”Kelly Rowland talked a good game with Katie Couric during her visit to her daytime talk show on Wednesday. The “Dirty Laundry” singer spoke about her confessional song and a potential Destiny’s Child reunion.
"My daughters and my family mean the world to me," he said. "The barrage of repeated falsehoods spawned by the British Sun's defamatory article has been exhausting and personally damaging to me. No matter how many papers it sells or web hits it generates, The Sun, like any newspaper, needs to maintain a basic level of journalistic integrity. The Sun crossed the line when it went after my family. The Sun needs to be held responsible for its lies in a court of law. This happens too often to too many people, and it is simply unfair."
Meanwhile, the paper also quotes Knowles in the article as saying, "'Normally I hate to talk about anything personal, but it would be a lie if I did not say it has been difficult. It was hard for me to let her go—it was hard for both of us to let each other go. And let's be clear on that. She didn't let me go, we both let each other go. That's a big difference."
“Holler if Ya Hear Me” is a fictional account of two childhood friends and their families facing challenges in a Midwestern industrial city during the present day. The creative team includes Tony-winning choreographer Wayne Cilento (“Wicked”) and Todd Kreidler (“Radio Golf,” “Gem of the Ocean”), who wrote the book. Tupac’s mother Afeni Shakur, is slated to be a producer for the project.
“We’d just like to thank all of our fans and anybody who’s had a hand in our career,” said T-Boz. “We’ve had 20 years and we’re still going and we’re so blessed to be here and get this award.”She also thanked her daughter Chase, Chilli’s son Tron, and the late Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes. “Three girls, three dreams, and we did it,” she said.
Left Eye’s mother and sister were in attendance. “Lisa ‘Left Eye’ Lopes is our sister. She lives on forever in this group, TLC,” said Chilli. “I want to give a shout-out to her family that came here to support us. I know she’s smiling right now. I know she has a hand in us continuing on and she’s missed, but she’s never forgotten.”The duo performed an energetic dance medley of their greatest hits including “Silly Ho,” “Ain’t 2 Proud 2 Beg,” “What About Your Friends,” “Baby-Baby-Baby,” “Diggin’ on You,” “Unpretty,” “No Scrubs,” and “Waterfalls.”
The Real Housewives of Atlanta stars said “I do” for the second time at the InterContinental Buckhead Hotel in Atlanta surrounded by their reality TV friends.NeNeLeakes remarried Gregg Leakes Saturday night in a made-for-TV wedding.
“We couldn’t be happier,” the bride told Life & Style. “Marrying my soulmate is the best feeling I’ve ever had.”
