Things just got real for over 135 Celebrities as Bodyguard and Confidant, Leonard Taylor announces his Tell-all book. This isn’t the first time the bodyguard with 21 years experience in the club scene has spoken out but this time he’s going for the jugular!
(Video) Guess Which Reality TV Star Diva Will Be Appearing On ‘Botched’ To Fix Her Boobs?!
Reality TV star Tiffany Pollard a.k.a. “New York” has been ghost for the longest but now we know why! The “Ratchet Queen” has been extremely uncomfortable with her body but she now plans to get it fixed and emerge back onto the scene! On the E! original series “Botched,” Dr. Paul Nassif and Dr. Terry Dubrow examine New York’s body and see what can be done to fix her messed up plastic surgery and to give her the boobs and body she’s been dreaming of! After she gained some fame, Tiffany reveals she got breast implants and then shortly after, she began to have complications. She is now ready to gain control back of her life and to stop letting her botched up chest “ruin her career.” Season 2 of “Botched” premieres on April 14th on the E! network. Check out the trailer below.
NBA: A Look Back On The Career Of Anthony Mason & Why New York Loved Him So Much
Hearing about the death of a loved one is something you can never be prepared for and one of the toughest things to deal with in life. Even when you have an idea that things do not look good for someone you care about, when they pass on to the other side, the feeling of loss is still the same. Today, Knicks fans and basketball fans around the world are mourning the loss of one of our own guys, MR. New York himself, Anthony Mason. He was a basketball player, he was a Knick, but most of all he was one of us.
So Sad! VH1 Reality TV Star “Real” Dies From Battle With Cancer At Age 33!
VH1’s reality star “Real” whose real name is Ahmad Givens died at age 33 after a long battle with colon cancer. Read more after the jump…
(Video) NBA: Lebron Explains Why He Has Never Entered The Dunk Conest
Lebron arrived in NY today and sat down for an interview with his BFF, Dwyane Wade and among the questions asked was about Bron’s lack of participation in the dunk contest during his career. Every year fans have wanted him there and hoped for the miracle, only to be disappointed. Turns out according to Bron, the dunk contest just isn’t his thing. I have to call BS on the King though. He loves the element of competition and he said during the interview there were years he watched the contest and was mad at himself for not getting in it. My opinion is Bron just knows if he ever lost an event like that he would never hear the end of it, so he rather just let it be.
