Rumors,feuds,and scandals from Old Black Hollywood
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I would say that after Rihanna attempted to stage the murder of Chris Brown in Hancock Park (An Area Directly Below Hollywood) before she became possessed, enraged and beat herself up that Rihanna has refused to let Chris Brown out of her clutches.
Even when Chris Brown was in a Virginia State Jail, Rihanna was harassing his parents.
After Chris Brown got released and took a place in West Hollywood, Rihanna started making death threats and actually became more heavily involved in the Illuminati at this time.
some chick wrote a long story about this
I'd bet 5 pay checks this is true, I've got the new book "The Song Machine" that breaks down how the music business is run
They say he "discovered" her down there, admitted that she couldn't sing, but he brought her to the label heads anyway - when she got there, THEY said she couldn't sing but signed her anyway
Claiming she had that "it" factor with that great big ass forehead
When I read that shyt I knew it didn't add up, I'm willing to bet this is true, she carries herself like one.
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Hail!!
even when threatening a bytch life Marvin was poetic
More about Ola Ray:
Fay, star of King Kong, had nothing on Ola Ray. Fans of Michael Jackson’s classic 1983 video Thriller will recall Ray’s blood-curdling scream as she watched Michael, her heretofore mild-mannered date, transform into a werewolf. For Ray, however, the truly scary part occurred after Thriller‘s release. “I had no idea it was going to be that big,” she says of the video, which sold a million copies over the next decade and now ranks No. 1 on MTV’s list of the 100 Greatest Videos Ever Made. “Every magazine in the world was calling me. People were knocking at my door. I freaked out. I hid.”
And then things got worse. The years that followed turned out to be nightmarish, as the struggling actress became addicted to drugs and mired in a succession of volatile relationships. Today, at 41, “I’m clean,” Ray says. She is also the single, never-wed—and doting—mother of a 6-year-old daughter, lam, with whom Ray shares a modest apartment in Sacramento while trying to revive her singing career. “She wants to stay in that Hollywood life,” says her brother David, 40, a California state employee.
Getting to Hollywood was much easier the first time. Ray, who’d modeled and sung in a rock band as a teen growing up in Japan with her stepfather, James Moore, an Air Force serviceman, her mother, Ruth, a nurse, and eight siblings, was 20 when she dropped off a couple of her glossies at Playboy‘s L.A. bureau. A few months later, Ray became the magazine’s June 1980 centerfold. That opened the door to TV spots, bit movie roles (48 HRS.) and her audition for Thriller in 1983. She remembers Jackson as a practical joker who once offered Ray a ride in his limo, which sped off with her alone in the backseat. A bigger disappointment, she says, “is that after Thriller came along, I stopped working.”
One reason, she claims, was her refusal to give “sexual favors” to producers. “I’m sure that has a little to do with it,” says Terry Clark, a friend and former lover. “But what got her in trouble was not wanting to give up the party life.”
Ray herself admits, “I got involved in the drug scene.” Following a 1992 bust for cocaine possession, she agreed to spend nine months in a Tarzana, Calif., treatment facility.
After getting out she moved in with ex-football-great-turned-actor Jim Brown, whom she had met at the Playboy Mansion. “She is a good-hearted person,” says Brown. But Ray, he says, resumed her drug habit, resulting in their breakup a few months later. Ray denies she backslid and says she left Brown because he treated her badly.
Brown later found himself the defendant in a 1999 paternity suit filed by Ray on behalf of daughter Iam. At the time, Ray was living with an L.A. real estate broker with whom she got involved shortly after leaving Brown. She had at first assumed the new man in her life had impregnated her. But she says she began having doubts when Iam turned 3, “because every time he’d pick her up, she’d scream.”
DNA tests proved that neither he nor Brown was Iam’s father. Ray then asked her longtime friend Terry Clark to be tested. “The baby turned out to be mine,” says Clark, 47, a CBS cameraman. “It was a big shock to me.” He and Ray, off-and-on lovers since 1987, had had a one-night stand around the time she and Brown broke up. Now he is paying more than $1,000 a month in child support. “I totally love my little girl,” he says. “She did a good job bringing the kid up; it’s made Ola a better person.”
Ray, who is now unattached and makes ends meet hostessing at Playboy Mansion parties, was until recently involved in a legal battle to collect a percentage of the profits she says she is owed from Thriller. In 1998 Jackson’s attorney in the case remitted an unspecified sum of money to Ray through the Screen Actors Guild. Ray claimed that wasn’t enough, but says she is not pursuing the case now. More rewarding has been Iam’s appreciation of her mom’s role in the video. “A year ago her dad played it for her,” says Ray. “She came back and told all her friends.” Now shopping three of her pop songs, Ray says, “I hope that after this I won’t need Michael’s change. I’m hoping I’ll have my own.”
Ola sounds like an absolute retard. Everytime dude picked her up the baby cried so it couldn't be his?
That works more for the mother because babies can smell and get used to the scent of their mothers A father doesn't carry the child so they would only know from being around them. The baby was crying because it was hungry or tired or whatever lol. I can't believe Ola was that dumb. And that makes her look like a big hoe.
I'd bet 5 pay checks this is true, I've got the new book "The Song Machine" that breaks down how the music business is run
They say he "discovered" her down there, admitted that she couldn't sing, but he brought her to the label heads anyway - when she got there, THEY said she couldn't sing but signed her anyway
Claiming she had that "it" factor with that great big ass forehead
When I read that shyt I knew it didn't add up, I'm willing to bet this is true, she carries herself like one.
Man if this shyt turned out to be true
and you know at some point we will find out if it is ro not I always was a believer that people don't really change after they get money and that they are being the person they truly were all along.
I guess Rihanna couldn't hide it after a couple years and decided to let it all out and show she was a good girl gone bad :and a savage mjlol:
if this turned out to be true though
a hooker from barbados went on to become one of the world's most famous women
Ola sounds like an absolute retard. Everytime dude picked her up the baby cried so it couldn't be his?
A father doesn't carry the child so they would only know from being around them. The baby was crying because it was hungry or tired or whatever lol. I can't believe Ola was that dumb. And that makes her look like a big hoe.
same shyt I was saying....bytch WHAT! Get yo dumb ass the fukk out here
Man if this shyt turned out to be true
I always was a believer that people don't really change after they get money and that they are being the person they truly were all along.
I guess Rihanna couldn't hide it after a couple years and decided to let it all out and show she was a good girl gone bad :and a savage mjlol:
if this turned out to be true though
It would get spun into her being a hero, a champion of women's rights and an overcomer
Even if she admitted she turned tricks for a record deal
BrokePhiBroke
Superstar
Her music is trash and always has been.I'd bet 5 pay checks this is true, I've got the new book "The Song Machine" that breaks down how the music business is run
They say he "discovered" her down there, admitted that she couldn't sing, but he brought her to the label heads anyway - when she got there, THEY said she couldn't sing but signed her anyway
Claiming she had that "it" factor with that great big ass forehead
When I read that shyt I knew it didn't add up, I'm willing to bet this is true, she carries herself like one.
People like her because the media fronts her.
People like whoever popping.
If I come out tomorrow and the media fronts me people gonna jump on my bandwagon as well even if I am talentless.
Sheeps.
puffy's flavor camp
I forgot to link that Kevin Hart video where Diddy admitted to sleeping in the bed with Usher.
Appreciate it
Blackrogue
Superstar
My Uncle knew how to play the guitar , playing background to acts like The Hawkings , Etta James and for Sly and the family Stone.
He didn't think the Hawkings , (a gospel group) , were going to do anything. Same with the Pointer Sisters , of which he said that they were ugly when he played background for them
He wasn't much about the money, just wanted to play. Acts would hear him do a bit on his guitar before they were to perform in Oakland and would be like
and give him some money to play alongside their gig.
He could've made it big himself if he cared more about it.
Still doing it in Atlanta from time to time.
Also, my mom (my uncle's sister) were neighbors to James Brown's cousin in Berkeley during the 60s. He would even come by to visit from time to time before he got big before he was scheduled to perform in town. My Grandma was a hell of a cook , thats probably what made him swing by
He didn't think the Hawkings , (a gospel group) , were going to do anything. Same with the Pointer Sisters , of which he said that they were ugly when he played background for them
He wasn't much about the money, just wanted to play. Acts would hear him do a bit on his guitar before they were to perform in Oakland and would be like
and give him some money to play alongside their gig. He could've made it big himself if he cared more about it.
Still doing it in Atlanta from time to time.
Also, my mom (my uncle's sister) were neighbors to James Brown's cousin in Berkeley during the 60s. He would even come by to visit from time to time before he got big before he was scheduled to perform in town. My Grandma was a hell of a cook , thats probably what made him swing by
More about Ola Ray:
Fay, star of King Kong, had nothing on Ola Ray. Fans of Michael Jackson’s classic 1983 video Thriller will recall Ray’s blood-curdling scream as she watched Michael, her heretofore mild-mannered date, transform into a werewolf. For Ray, however, the truly scary part occurred after Thriller‘s release. “I had no idea it was going to be that big,” she says of the video, which sold a million copies over the next decade and now ranks No. 1 on MTV’s list of the 100 Greatest Videos Ever Made. “Every magazine in the world was calling me. People were knocking at my door. I freaked out. I hid.”
And then things got worse. The years that followed turned out to be nightmarish, as the struggling actress became addicted to drugs and mired in a succession of volatile relationships. Today, at 41, “I’m clean,” Ray says. She is also the single, never-wed—and doting—mother of a 6-year-old daughter, lam, with whom Ray shares a modest apartment in Sacramento while trying to revive her singing career. “She wants to stay in that Hollywood life,” says her brother David, 40, a California state employee.
Getting to Hollywood was much easier the first time. Ray, who’d modeled and sung in a rock band as a teen growing up in Japan with her stepfather, James Moore, an Air Force serviceman, her mother, Ruth, a nurse, and eight siblings, was 20 when she dropped off a couple of her glossies at Playboy‘s L.A. bureau. A few months later, Ray became the magazine’s June 1980 centerfold. That opened the door to TV spots, bit movie roles (48 HRS.) and her audition for Thriller in 1983. She remembers Jackson as a practical joker who once offered Ray a ride in his limo, which sped off with her alone in the backseat. A bigger disappointment, she says, “is that after Thriller came along, I stopped working.”
One reason, she claims, was her refusal to give “sexual favors” to producers. “I’m sure that has a little to do with it,” says Terry Clark, a friend and former lover. “But what got her in trouble was not wanting to give up the party life.”
Ray herself admits, “I got involved in the drug scene.” Following a 1992 bust for cocaine possession, she agreed to spend nine months in a Tarzana, Calif., treatment facility.
After getting out she moved in with ex-football-great-turned-actor Jim Brown, whom she had met at the Playboy Mansion. “She is a good-hearted person,” says Brown. But Ray, he says, resumed her drug habit, resulting in their breakup a few months later. Ray denies she backslid and says she left Brown because he treated her badly.
Brown later found himself the defendant in a 1999 paternity suit filed by Ray on behalf of daughter Iam. At the time, Ray was living with an L.A. real estate broker with whom she got involved shortly after leaving Brown. She had at first assumed the new man in her life had impregnated her. But she says she began having doubts when Iam turned 3, “because every time he’d pick her up, she’d scream.”
DNA tests proved that neither he nor Brown was Iam’s father. Ray then asked her longtime friend Terry Clark to be tested. “The baby turned out to be mine,” says Clark, 47, a CBS cameraman. “It was a big shock to me.” He and Ray, off-and-on lovers since 1987, had had a one-night stand around the time she and Brown broke up. Now he is paying more than $1,000 a month in child support. “I totally love my little girl,” he says. “She did a good job bringing the kid up; it’s made Ola a better person.”
Ray, who is now unattached and makes ends meet hostessing at Playboy Mansion parties, was until recently involved in a legal battle to collect a percentage of the profits she says she is owed from Thriller. In 1998 Jackson’s attorney in the case remitted an unspecified sum of money to Ray through the Screen Actors Guild. Ray claimed that wasn’t enough, but says she is not pursuing the case now. More rewarding has been Iam’s appreciation of her mom’s role in the video. “A year ago her dad played it for her,” says Ray. “She came back and told all her friends.” Now shopping three of her pop songs, Ray says, “I hope that after this I won’t need Michael’s change. I’m hoping I’ll have my own.”
FOX NEWS just went in on her today with pretty much this same information:
What the 'Thriller' girl looks like now
she said on her facebook that she will be responding to this news report later today (as if it's all lies
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NormanConnors
Detroit/MSU Spartan Life
Robbed us of future Jimi classics, breh was about to experiment heavy with the Jazz genre. I can only imagine what he could've done with the Fusion movement
RICHARD PRYOR: NOT REALLY A SECRET
We knew he was controversial; could have his way around vulgar, spewed profanity like it was nobody’s business, and that he was gay. Imagine screeching car sound here.
Back the “F” up, you say? As you wish…
Apparently, the ever-horny Mr. Pryor tried men. In his 1995 autobiography, “Pryor Convictions,” Richard Pryor actually admitted to carrying on a two-week love affair with a transgendered man saying, “I never kept him a secret. My best friend for instance, knew I was f**king a dude, and a drop-dead gorgeous one at that. I even admitted doing something different was exciting. But after two weeks of being gay, enough was enough and I went back to life as a h***y heterosexual.”
Now how did that get by us?
Here are some other items about the great comedian you may have missed.
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We knew he was controversial; could have his way around vulgar, spewed profanity like it was nobody’s business, and that he was gay. Imagine screeching car sound here.
Back the “F” up, you say? As you wish…
Apparently, the ever-horny Mr. Pryor tried men. In his 1995 autobiography, “Pryor Convictions,” Richard Pryor actually admitted to carrying on a two-week love affair with a transgendered man saying, “I never kept him a secret. My best friend for instance, knew I was f**king a dude, and a drop-dead gorgeous one at that. I even admitted doing something different was exciting. But after two weeks of being gay, enough was enough and I went back to life as a h***y heterosexual.”
Now how did that get by us?
Here are some other items about the great comedian you may have missed.
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