Celebrity Tea thread

[Via Purifico]

Gwen Stefani and Gavin getting a divorce a mist gay rumors and other skeletons wait what?

http://www.hollywoodlife.com/2012/01/25/gwen-stefani-split-gavin-rossdale-report/

http://www.lipstickalley.com/f15/gwen-stefani-gavin-rossdale-divorce-364464/

Chrstina Aguilera has Period live on stage

http://www.lipstickalley.com/f17/christina-aguilera-has-bloody-accident-365162/

[Ambrosia]

Omg, Christina. That is soooo embarrassing.
I can't even deal with that story.

[Delayne]

It's not her fault she has a heavy flow and a wide-set vagina.

[TrueSkarlet]

It's not her fault she has a heavy flow and a wide-set vagina.

Not a Mean Girls quote.

[Alisassy]

I feel bad taking a shot at Lindsay while her number 1 stan has decided to fall off the face of the earth, but omfg

[Via Purifico]

Omg she looks horrible, all that coke use. smh and she used to be pretty talk about a fall from grace.

[Alisassy]

there were some delusionals saying she only looked bad because of the fringe and horrible lighting...

She looks older than Madonna

[Via Purifico]

She does her mom looks younger than her

[Via Purifico]

Halle Berry tea

[Alisassy]

And where is this Halle Berry tea?

I quoted so i can tell its a broken image, and i can't c&p to see it becuse whatever it links to says i need to log in...

[Via Purifico]

bump

[Alisassy]

Whitney Houston is dead. I can't believe it :weeps:

[Ambrosia]

Omg, I just found that out too.

I guess the receipts finally showed up.

[Via Purifico]

NOOOOOOOOOO lawd have mercy this can't be true.

[Via Purifico]

Whitney Houston tea: An inside look


A look back at the star from one of her closest friends

By Robyn Crawford

I met her when she was 16. It was at a summer job. I was working at a community center in East Orange, New Jersey, and she was working just like the rest of us. She was there to work. She introduced herself as "Whitney Elizabeth Houston," and I knew right away she was special. Not a lot of people introduced themselves with their middle names back then. She had peachy colored skin and she didn't look like anyone I'd ever met in East Orange, New Jersey.

She was nothing like the Whitney Houston she became but at the same time she was already there. She knew, and so did everyone around her. She was doing shows in Manhattan with her mother, and she'd change her clothes in the car and get on stage and do her thing. She hadn't signed her contract yet. But she was modeling for Wilhelmina because she was discovered on the street. She was walking in front of Carnegie Hall and someone walked up to her and said, "There's a modeling agency upstairs that's looking for someone just like you." She walked upstairs and they signed her. That's what it was like, that's what she gave off. She looked like an angel. When my mother first met her, she laughed and said, "You look like an angel, but I know you're not." And she wasn't. But she looked like one.

She chose the life she lived, and she chose it from the beginning. She knew the life better than anyone. Her mother was Cissy Houston, and she had been on the road with Dionne Warwick. She got her chops singing in church, and her mother said to her, "You know, you can always sing for free. You can always sing in church. You don't have to choose the professional life." But she chose because she'd been chosen. Some people sing just because. She was never like that. She had to put on her gear. She knew it was going to be a job and that's how she treated it. Once she committed to something, she finished it. Not long after I met her, she said, "Stick with me, and I'll take you around the world." She always knew where she was headed.

And we went around the world. I was her assistant and then her executive assistant and then her creative director. I was her point person for the day-to-day. I traveled all around the world first-class and anyone who ever worked for her will tell you her checks never bounced. You knew she was going to take care of you. She wasn't going to be in a five-star hotel while you were in a two. I flew the Concorde the way some people ride the bus. She shared the fruits, and she changed a lot of lives. The record company, the band members, her family, her friends, me — she fed everybody. Deep down inside that's what made her tired.

It was never easy. She never left anything undone. But it was hard. The Bodyguard was great when it was done, but it was a lot of work. She did the movie, she did the music, she did everything — and when she was done, she was done. She nailed it. The music supervisor brought her Linda Ronstadt's version of "I Will Always Love You" way before Kevin Costner brought Dolly Parton's version — and she always knew what she could do with it. So when Kevin came in and played it for her and told her he wanted her to sing it for the movie, she said, "Fine." She wasn't much for showing off what she had, except when she had to.

I always compare her performance of that song with a great athlete hitting his peak — with Michael Jordan in the playoffs. It was the absolute pinnacle of what she could do, of what anyone could do — and then she had to keep on doing it. Everybody wanted to hear her sing that song, and so she sang it. It didn't matter whether she had a cold, or wasn't in good voice; she had to deliver it, and she had it arranged so she could deliver every last note. And even if the note wasn't there, the feeling was. A lot of her songs were like that. They were a lot to deliver, but she delivered them every note, every time.

It's so strange that she died when she did. February was her month. Her first album was released on Valentine's Day, right around the time of the Grammys, right around the time of Clive Davis's party. It was an orchestrated thing. She was Clive's girl, his great discovery. And she died right before Valentine's Day, right before the Grammys, right before Clive's party. Of course, she was going. I don't know if she was singing, I don't know what kind of pressure she was putting on herself. But she was going, that's for damned sure.

People thought they had to protect her. She hated that. And that's what people don't understand: She was always the one doing the driving. Someone just called and told me that the family kept Whitney from seeing her. Nobody kept Whitney from doing anything. She did what she wanted to do. When people left her or were told to leave, they could never believe that Whitney would never call them — but she never did. She was working hard to keep herself together, and I think she felt that if she admitted any feeling of sadness or weakness she would crumble. One time, back when we were young, we were out, we were partying, and I said, "Listen, I have to go. I'm tired. I can't make it." And she looked at me with her eyes wide and said, "I've got to make it."

And that was Whitney. She could not pick up the phone, and that meant it was too painful. I have never spoken about her until now. And she knew I wouldn't. She was a loyal friend, and she knew I was never going to be disloyal to her. I was never going to betray her. Now I can't believe that I'm never going to hug her or hear her laughter again. I loved her laughter, and that's what I miss most, that's what I miss already.

I'm trying not to think of the end. I'm trying not to listen to all the reports. All these people talking about drugs — well, a lot of people take drugs, and they're still around. Whitney isn't, because you never know the way the wind blows. I just hope that she wasn't in pain and that she hadn't lost hope. She gave so much to so many people; I hope that she felt loved in return. She was the action, for such a long time. She's out of the action now. I hope she can finally rest.

you whine incessantly about some queens that jump out of windows because high school idiots tease them about being gay and this woman was relentlessly destroyed by her viscous father (who actually put a hit out on his daughters female lover); her greedy withholding jealous mother; her public hyper religious upbringing but privately hypocritical familial behavior that left her socially schizophrenic and totally lost by seventeen; parasitic agents and managers who watched her ever increasing addiction as a very young woman with indifference because of the multi millions she was bringing in and finally: a famous gay in the closet aunt who betrayed her over and over. These people advised her to marry Bobby Brown for god's sake thereby putting the final nail in the coffin of the only decent relationship she had, to Robin, a woman who was successfully getting her off drugs and giving her some direction.
Whitney had no one.... I don't care how much life gives you as talent, growing up a person needs someone.

more info here
http://www.lipstickalley.com/f343/robyn-crawford-whitney-houstons-death-369861/

[Alisassy]

So Rihanna decided to forget she was beaten to a pulp and did two collabs with Chris Brown

Gorl, of course people r gonna make a big deal out of this because ur famous (no one would no ur back on terms with him if u werent), but don't think that is the reason ur gettin treated like this by ur fans right now. What kind of backwards assed hoe? I would never be happy with a family member or a friend work their way back to being on good terms and friends with someone that nearly killed them. The fact that it has happened is kinda bad enough, but ur free to make own decisions and all that shit, but the fact ur gonna use him to help get sales and even help him get sales is completely
Did u forget ur suppsed to be a role model? Even though i'd never let my daughter look up to u since ur a complete slut that cant sing about anything other than sex...

I never really stanned for u and i did enjoy some of ur songs, but this is just... gorl...

[Via Purifico]

So Rihanna decided to forget she was beaten to a pulp and did two collabs with Chris Brown

Gorl, of course people r gonna make a big deal out of this because ur famous (no one would no ur back on terms with him if u werent), but don't think that is the reason ur gettin treated like this by ur fans right now. What kind of backwards assed hoe? I would never be happy with a family member or a friend work their way back to being on good terms and friends with someone that nearly killed them. The fact that it has happened is kinda bad enough, but ur free to make own decisions and all that shit, but the fact ur gonna use him to help get sales and even help him get sales is completely
Did u forget ur suppsed to be a role model? Even though i'd never let my daughter look up to u since ur a complete slut that cant sing about anything other than sex...

I never really stanned for u and i did enjoy some of ur songs, but this is just... gorl...

Preach it, and she has the nerve to be mad about it.

[Bosca]

"People gonna talk whether you're doing bad or good..yeaaaaaah"

[Alisassy]

Well she's delusional enough to still be speaking to that man so i can understand why she is angry.

Will none of her close friends (one that isn't Chris Brown) slap her out of this?

I'm not saying he will, but if he beats her up again she will get no sympathy this time round. He's still an arrogant prick, if not more arrogant than ever, so it could happen...

[Via Purifico]

If he beats her ass again it's on her, i heard he was fucking some dude and she found out about it which lead to the fight.

[Alisassy]

Wait what?

And there is never been a more appropriate time for this video. :celestial:

[Via Purifico]

I'll try and find the tea and lmao @ that video

[Delayne]

They both suck I don't curr she dumb.

[Meleenium]

At least he knocked some talent into her.

[Alisassy]

At least he knocked some talent into her.

I already saw that joke on my facebook

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