Lisa Raye chats about her old school nasty pics. Lisa all I can say is are there anymore lol… But here is the interview… 

ESSENCE.COM: There were some suggestive magazine photos that resurfaced which gave the country more ammunition to declare that you weren’t fit to be a First Lady. Did your husband ever defend you?
LISARAYE: I’m the First Lady and I knew that I could no longer do those kinds of photo shoots. They were old photographs from a few years ago and I’m an actress, so I know why that magazine chose to run them again. Still, I felt like when Michael asked me if I posed for that magazine he could have shown a bit more support and spoken on my behalf and say, “My wife would not do this.” When he questioned me, I said, “Are you serious? Might this be the same series of the photos and posters you framed and proudly said, “This is my wife?” To not ask me as your wife and accuse me of something like that really hurt.Then people want to say no other First Lady would do this. Well, neither did I because it was done years ago, and quite frankly, the other First Ladies couldn’t pull that off if they wanted to.

ESSENCE.COM: Many have speculated about his interest in you as a wife both personally and professionally. In other words, your Hollywood connections would have proven beneficial to him. Do you agree?
LISARAYE: I started the island’s first film festival and used my relationships to help produce and improve the music festival by bringing people I knew to the island. I was also able to cut the budget. It’s funny because all of a sudden he became Hollywood, and I’m thinking, Hold up! Do you want to be the Premier or what? Wait a minute we don’t have to entertain everyone, every second. You are married and the president of this country. Then I have to ask, “What’s going on?”

D. Woods says she’s looking to clean up the damage caused when she was kicked out of Danity Kane. According to SOHH.com, the singer plans to embark on a solo career this year. Woods’ first project is a series of mix-tapes dubbed “Independence Day.” The first one is due out next month, and others will follow throughout 2009. Woods also admits she’s following in the footsteps of Danity Kane creator Sean “Diddy” Combs by trying to help other artists get signed.
Woods was kicked out of Danity Kane last year, along with Aubrey O’Day. Woods says she still keeps in touch with O’Day on a regular basis, and that her relationship with the group’s other girls is “basically the same.”

Last week Frank Ski hosted his weekly party at Lucky Lounge and all his all star friends came to celebrate with him. The club was packed and it was people doing all types of things on the dance floor. Trey songz and JD came to show some love. After being there for about 10 minutes I saw someone hiding in the corner not knowing who it was and me being nosey I had to go look to my surprise it was Ms. Rocsi from 106 and park. After asking if I could get a pic of her she quickly replied — no, no,no, not at all, and did her hand movement to tell me to leave. I am thinking damn does she not know who I am, (LOL I am Freddyo) so I gave her a card, she looked at it and not giving a damn threw it on the table. Why Rocsi, Why… I was such a big fan but she gave me no love, O well… Now I see why they say don’t ask just take the pics. Paps I let us down… If only I could have gotten pics of her dropping it, like it was hot. Anyway I have to give a big shout out to my Girl Cannon, who also celebrated her 25th birthday party!!!! …. Click Here To See All The Pics

 Over the weekend, Jerry Clark and his newly founded Jerry Clark Foundation, along with World Series Champion and three-time All Star Tom Gordon hosted the first annual Tom Gordon Winter Baseball Camp.  The camp sponsored by The Frank Ski Kids Foundation, The Brand Banking Co., J Erving Group, Dr. Maurice Jove-Sports & Orthopedics, and CRG was a huge success.

Approximately 150 boys (ages 6-14) had the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of baseball from baseball professionals.  Campers received instructions from Major League Baseball current players Tom Gordon (2009 World Series Champion Philadelphia Phillies), Devaris Strange-Gordon (Los Angeles Dodgers), and Baron Short  (Los Angeles Angels) as well as former MLB players Brian Jordan (Atlanta Braves) and Jeff Keys (Philadelphia Phillies).  Camp workout included stretching and conditioning with physical trainers from Energy Fitness, as well as pitching, fielding, and hitting instructions.  To conclude the weekend camp, each camper received a certificate of completion, a camp T-shirt, and a motivation speech from surprise guest, Grammy-nominated Hip-Hop artist, Young Joc. 
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It has been reported that Warner Brother Films will be creating the motion picture of the late singer and actress Aaliyah who died in a plane crash in 2001. Aaliyah sold more than 32 million albums worldwide before her career was cut short. The film will be a biopic of the singers life. Bill Condon, director of “DreamGirls” will be directing the film.

“We are going to great extremities to make this movie perfect. We have Chante in extensive training studying, speaking with family members, watching personal footage and in choreography training with Aaliyah’s choreographer and dear friend Fatima Robinson. This movie will be seamless the same way it was for Read the rest of this entry »

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It seems Andre 3000 isn’t an outcast in the world of fashion. The OutKast rapper has been named to “GQ” magazine’s Best New Designers in America list for his Benjamin Bixby fashion line. Andre described the line as a reflection of his character during OutKast’s “Stankonia” period, adding, quote, “I wanted to put that spirit into classic clothes, but ones that people could actually wear.” Also on the list are Save Khaki’s David Mullen, Robert Geller, Yigal Azrouel, Shipley & Halmos’ Sam Shipley and Jeff Halmos, and Rogues Gallery’s Alex Carleton. Andre 3000 was the only one of the six winners that didn’t come from a fashion background. The Benjamin Bixby line premiered in New York’s famed Barney’s store last fall.