Laurence Fishburne's daughter and some complete and total loser ...ummm..."speaking" about her "introduction" into the porn world. I know Larry is (allegedly) holed up with much weed, cigarettes, and the best case of vodka money can buy. I know I would be. Are they filming in a La Bon Pain chain restaurant in this youtube video? *le sigh*
I'm sorry, but this chick makes Kim Kardashian, Beyonce, and Paris Hilton look like Einstein, Thomas Edison, and Obama.
Friday, July 30, 2010
Please, Please, PleaseTell Me We're All Extras In "Inception"
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Thursday, June 18, 2009
WTF??!!! Volume 15
Why did I have to read about Morgan Freeman allegedly Wood-Allen-ing his step-granddaughter?! If I dip my head in a pot of boiling bleach will it burn away that image along with 99% of the skin on my face? I might be willing to try it.
I hope the National Enquirer was just telling jokes when they wrote about 72-year-old Morgan Freeman's 10-year-long affair with his 27-year-old step-granddaughter E'Dena Hines. Please let them issue a statement that they thought April Fool's Day got moved to mid-June for some reason.
A source tells the Enquirer that E'Dena is the granddaughter of Morgan's first wife Jeanette. Morgan and his second wife Myrna raised E'Dena ever since she was a little girl. The affair reportedly started when E'Dena was a teenager. The source went on to say, "Myrna said E'dena told her that when she was a teenager, she and Morgan went to dinner at a friend's house one evening. Both had been drinking, and when they returned home, Morgan attempted to have sex with her. They stopped just short of having intercourse. E'Dena explained to Myrna that she stopped Morgan from going any further."
Myrna told Morgan to step off E'Dena and he promised he would. Without Myrna knowing, Morgan's relationship with E'Dena continued for years.
The source wants all to know that it's technically not incest since they aren't blood relatives,
"but Morgan is trying desperately to keep his divorce out of open court so all the shameful facts won't become public."
I know most of you stopped at "National Enquirer," but they sound serious about this one. Maybe we should all just pretend this is a work of creepy fan fiction and then slowly back away until we get further evidence? Okay, I won't dip my head in bleach just yet, but in the meantime.....
MustthinkofkittensMustthinkofkittensMustthinkofkittensMustthinkofkittens
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Thursday, January 1, 2009
End Of Year Celebrity Shenanigans.....
Good day to y'all. Ms. Invisible never thought she'd make it this far when she started this blog...I was so afraid no one would read it that I almost didn't start it. Now the traffic I get in these parts in a couple hours equals the traffic I got in my entire first month of June 2007, and I notice that I still have a lot of the same readers, along with a sweet influx of new readers...thank you everyone and welcome, welcome! I will try to step up my game this year...well, at least that is my intention.









Let's cleanse our palate with my first email from Sergio for 2009, shall we? It is a note from him regarding the trailer of Bey's new "movie":
[IW]
Some obvious things:
1) It's one of those lousy trailers that gives away the ENTIRE film. There's no need to see to see it now
2) Bey obviously didn't use any speech coaches this time and uses her own sharecropper country ass accent (from iw-and she had the audacity to intimate that the jacksons were country and ghetto, and said she was raised "upper class")
3) So I guess Kerry Washington wisely passed on this or do they really think Beyonce is going to bring people to the theater?
4) It looks like a real unintentional laugh riot
From IW: Wow....this movie looks so innovative...I know none of us have never, ever, seen a film like this before!
Update: Oh, I forgot this one....make of it what you will.

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Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Disturbing Picture(s) Of The Week....


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Monday, November 17, 2008
Questions....
Okay, so I watched Katt William's "It's Pimpin Pimpin" last night. What is UP with that dude? He is so smart, and funny, and charismatic, but seems to go off the deep end in real life at an alarming rate (i.e. being committed by his family the other day). Disturbing. Is it a mixture of drugs that puts these celebs in the hospital/"retreats" for "exhaustion" and "dehydration", or just one big super-duper hellacious drug? I need answers, stat....
Who knew Condi Rice could look like this? Not me, that for sure.
Speaking of looks, is this really shit talking blogger Sandra Rose? Suddenly her extreme and obsessive hatorade on Beyonce and Ciara makes complete and total sense.
Is this her too?
Why am I absolutely not feeling Daniel Craig as James Bond? At all. He looks positively simian, with zero sex appeal (to me anyway). They broke the mold after Sean Connery, who had the swagger of fifty 007's. Bring on Clive Owen!
Was anyone surprised that Wanda Sykes came out as a lesbian? Not I.
Did you know Timbaland was producing movies? From The Hollywood Reporter:Music producer Timbaland, born Tim Mosley, is making his first foray into Hollywood as executive producer of the upcoming feature “Vinyl.”
Timbaland’s Mosley Media Group is teaming with Effie T. Brown’s Duly Noted Inc. to produce the film, which follows five young women facing life-altering decisions about their relationships with members of a rock band.
Writer-director Richard Zelniker’s film is set to begin shooting in the spring, with Brown, Marcus Spence and Timbaland’s wife, Monique Idlett-Mosley producing.
The Mosleys plans to promote the film with behind-the-scenes content designed for mobile devices.
From IW: Timb's projects have all been non-Black for the past couple of years; by the sound of this project, he is probably continuing that trend.
Housekeeping stuff: you may notice some tired Google ads on my site lately--I am working on a project with a company called Yield Build in the Bay, don't be alarmed! :-)
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Monday, November 10, 2008
Random Movie News....


Where:Cobble Hill Cinema 265 Court Street Brooklyn, New York
Admission: S10.00
http://theblackandsexymovie.com/
Sergio emailed me a story about a Will Smith collaboration with Steven Spielberg to do a remake of a Korean film called "Old Boy". He thought that it was a huge mistake for the two of them to be involved with this film. I had never heard of the movie, but was curious, so I watched it over the weekend.
I must say, it was really dark, with things like incest involved, and some very heavy duty sex and violence scenes--very non-Smith to say the least. I agree with Sergio; the beauty of this film is it's intensity, and if Smith and Spielberg don't roll with it to the fullest, then why even bother remaking it? If they do roll with it, it will be positively groundbreaking for Will, but I wouldn't place any bets that it will happen. Here is the trailer from the original movie:
And last but not least, the Black Hollywood Film Festival is calling for entries, heads up to my filmmaking and screenwriting fam that read this blog:
The Hollywood Black Film Festival (HBFF) has announced its Call for Entries for the 10th Anniversary of its annual competitive festival for Black filmmakers. HBFF 2009 will be held June 2-7, 2009 in Beverly Hills, California. The festival will feature narrative and documentary features, short and student films, music videos and animation in its competitive program. HBFF also presents a separate Storyteller Competition for screenwriters.
The festival will be accepting submissions through February 15, 2009. Films must have been completed since September 2007 and one of the film’s creative principals (director, writer or producer) must be Black or of African heritage. The early-bird deadline for film and screenplay submissions was January 15, 2009, the final deadline is February 15, 2009. Submission forms and guidelines can be obtained by visiting the official festival website at http://www.hbff.org.
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Wednesday, July 16, 2008
*sigh*
Lord Jesus...."DRAMA!" as my 'zesty' pals usta say.
The wigs alone make me want to lay down and take a long, long, nap.
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
Honestly, Is This Really Necessary?
The idea originated with Screen Gems topper Clint Culpepperwho told Variety he came up with the idea after watching the music video "Lipgloss" by Lil Mama. The film will include at least 15 song and dance numbers.
Screen Gems scored box office hits with two previous hip-hop films: "Stomp the Yard" (2007) and "You Got Served" (2004).
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Sunday, March 30, 2008
The Good, The Kinda Bad, And The Completely Wack.....
I went on one of my "mmm's" this weekend (mini movie marathons). So here are my mini reviews of what I saw.....
First up, The Good:
City Of God
I have read so very, very many wonderful things about this film. I have avoided it before, as I am ashamed to admit, sometimes I do not feel like reading subtitles. There I said it.
But my laziness has made me late on a completely amazing film on every level. It is a story of young hoodlums trying to rise above their poor and desperate hardscrabble life in Rio De Janeiro, Brazil. But it is so much more than that. There were twists and turns and multiple storylines everywhere, and it worked. Beautifully.
It conjures up memories of Scorsese's "Gangs Of New York", and Quentin Tarantino when he is good. It sometimes has the look and feel of a spectacular 70's black exploitation flick, and the high tension "anything could happen at any time" dread of "The Sopranos". Yet though you are reminded of all of these things, this film has a look and voice that is completely unique.
I once took an Italian Neo-Realism film class (not to sound uppity, but it's relevant). These films were well noted worldwide because it was the first time that cinema was shown in a ultra realistic way, and not Hollywood script style, right after WWII. They showed the human condition in a way that was in your face and unflinching, and the actors did not seem like actors at all, but folks really living the experience.
City Of God is like that; it shows Brazil in all it's beauty and it's seedy ugliness of the poor and working poor--the people are amazing to look at in this film (Brazilians are legendary for their diverse beauty, with good reason) from the darkest black to pale ginger red heads. It shows how people are forced to make choices out of desperation, cause they don't want to be left behind in a bleak hopeless world that they had no part in making, and how those choices can be so very f**ked up, to say the least.
To put it simply, this film was the s**t, the kind that you think about for days after you see it.
Also on The Good:
The Great Debaters
Yes, I finally broke down and saw it. In my opinion, though the film had high quality content, I think it would have been an even better film sans the overly sappy soundtrack. I'm just being honest.
I think one of the reasons I am such a fan of independent film is that it's lacking the swelling, manipulative music that is a staple of the Hollywood Machine. You know, the Disney-esque crescendo of the orchestra "happy music-feel happy here!" "serious, slow, tender music-feel sad here!" "uplifting loud music-feel happy again here, especially at the end!"
You know what I'm saying. That type of sound is preachy and tiresome. And I think The Great Debaters would have been a very solid film, taken a bit more seriously, and been a little longer lasting without it.
I felt the same about "Talk To Me". Just my opinion.
Next up, The Kinda Bad:
Meet The Browns
I don't want to straight out call this film bad, cause it wasn't. But it wasn't what you would call good either. Meet The Browns was pretty much everything you expect from a Tyler Perry movie, but this time with a couple of minor attention grabbing aspects.
Angela Bassett gave one of her Angela Bassett performances, and she can't help it---she is soooo serious. Even scenes that call for her to laugh light-heartedly seem very forced and unnatural. But she keeps your attention at all times, something that Tyler Perry's movies haven't really been able to do for me before. Seeing her very well toned body, jaunty, well placed hair scarves, and calm, sensible demeanor really didn't fit in that "Good Times" style project apartment she lived in either. Also lmao off at the babysitter scolding Angela multiple times, talking about "You young mothers these days". Ummmm.....Angela is 50?
Of course there is the "family-and-friends-sitting-around-the-dinner-table-while-major-life- changing-revelations-are-brought-to-life" scene (that honestly I am beginning to loathe). The one in this film is particularly out there and over the top, even for Tyler Perry.
Insert everything else from every other Perry film, and you have this one. It's almost comforting in it's sameness: a good man is a cure for all a woman's ills, the sassy/nosy/blunt neighbor/relative, the moral of "Put your faith in the Lord first", and the ever classic "Family is family, no matter what".
On a side note, even though he really hasn't done anything at all for me in the past, Rick Fox was looking mighty...."magically delicious" in this film. In other words...that negro was fine as hell! haha
*sigh* On to The Completely Wack (and inexplicable)
"Alvin And The Chipmunks"
Don't ask.
Miss B's Hair Salon
Holy sh*t. I don't even know what to say about this one. Let's first start off with the fact that the women on the DVD cover were nowhere to be found in the movie. It seemed like it was one of those films advertised on Craigslist calling for actors and crew with the line "no pay, but food and credit will be given!" They then proceed to film the movie on the cinematic equivalent of a camera phone, have everyone change "costumes" at the Exxon gas station, and have the movie take place in one room, two at the most. The script and dialogue seems like it was self-generated and wrote itself, as no breathing human being could possibly be this talentless. It makes Vivica Fox's "The Salon" look like "There Will Be Blood".
It was about a bunch of very badly done stereotypes and cliches rounded up in some sort of scary beauty shop, with Tiny Lister somehow involved. He is the only person with even a glimmer of recognition in the whole movie. The almost hypnotically insane side story was about some dude whose face they never showed-- only his crusty, blackened, weed smoked lips that he kept licking and crooked teeth, who had a parade of women coming to this house, supposedly lusting after him. He would proceed to have some type of level 3 sex offender type pre-coitus dialogue with them, all the while brushing his nappy chest hair above his open to the navel shirt (?!!) with a wig brush (?!!) as he was talking. WTF?!
This film was "written" and "directed" by some dude named Jean-Claude La Marre , who is a repeat offender on the horrible Black Cinema list. He has brought us such classics as "Don't Touch Me If You Ain't Prayed", "Gang Of Roses", "Voodoo Curse", and "Nora's Hair Salon".
Two abhorrently dismal hair salon movies? Someone arrest this man before he writes/produces/directs again!
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Saturday, February 23, 2008
When Worlds Collide...
I was rewatching "Pulp Fiction" 2 days ago, and marveled at how different (and not good) Ving Rhames looked.
While in Atlanta yesterday (hello ATLians!) I marveled at the men with the cleanest gators, the freshest brims, and the unnatural fiber clothing all colors of the rainbow; lavender seeming to be a big favorite. It is a phenomenon completely unseen in California.
Today I marveled at this ad that brings both together---I present to you Ving Rhames for Stacy Adams:
Piiiimpin', pimpin', as Katt Williams would say.
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Monday, January 28, 2008
Interesting.
“The families hated each other from the beginning,” a close family friend told The Enquirer. “There were actual screaming matches between relatives.” And it didn’t take long before both Eddie and Tracey were knee-deep in the fray. “Eddie told Tracey that she and her family should stop with the superior attitude, and she fired back criticizing his kin for being too ‘ghetto,’” continued the friend. “Eddie bit his lip thought the entire ceremony - he was steaming about the low blow.
[From the National Enquirer, print edition Feb. 4, 2008]
The Enquirer also says the real problem was Tracey’s money-grubbing family.
“The entire wedding was a fiasco, and it brought to light just how incompatible Tracey and Eddie really are.” Things went from bad to worse after the ceremony, when Tracey and her family members seemed more interested in striking business deals than the wedding, says an insider. “Her mother was pressuring Eddie to buy a new multimillion-dollar Malibu mansion with her as the Realtor - so she’d get the whopping commission. “Then her brother, who’s [sic] a rep for a watch company, put on a full-court press to get Eddie to serve as spokesman for his line.”
[From the National Enquirer, print edition Feb. 4, 2008]
“Everyone in Tracey’s family, including Tracey, seemed to be trying to work a deal around the wedding and Eddie’s celebrity. And he saw greed instead of love,” said the insider, and eyewitness. “Tracey’s brother Michael was by far the worst of the group. He’d obviously cut a bunch of deals on the side. For instance, the bridesmaids were a walking advertisement for Jimmy Choo shoes. Michael was ordering the wedding photographer to make sure he got all the trademark clothing in the shots. And he was coaching the guests on how to pose in photos. Michael was saying: ‘The Choos! Remember to get the Jimmy Choos in the pictures or else we won’t get our free shopping spree!’” That was the final straw for Eddie.
[From the National Enquirer, print edition Feb. 4, 2008]
[celebitchy] That sounds like a pretty contrived quote. “Remember to get the Jimmy Choos in the pictures or else we won’t get our free shopping spree!’” Who talks like that? I’m going to assume it’s paraphrased. Unless Michael was saying it in jest. Seriously, if that’s true it’s super tacky. The story is pretty biased towards Eddie Murphy, so it should all be taken with a gain of salt. Murphy has long been reported to be a domineering control freak, so I find it kind of hard to believe that he’s the innocent victim in all this. It sounds like he and Tracey were definitely a bad match. In the scheme of things, it sounds like they really narrowly avoided a big disaster. How much closer can you get than marrying the wrong person but not making it legal?
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Thursday, December 13, 2007
OK, Stop Playin'....


or this:
or heaven forbid, this:

gawtdayum, as amboogie would say.
Don't get me wrong, I'm not saying I wouldn't get a nip tuck here and there...I am, after all, from California, and it is all but expected here, but it's called RESEARCH, people! Take the hour or so it must take to find out who Halle Berry or J-Lo's plastic surgeon is, instead of hauling your ass to Doctor 10035, I'm just sayin.
Of course, sometimes the look just comes naturally from the infamous Karma coming back to kick you in the back of your neck:
It pays to be nice, folkses.
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Saturday, November 3, 2007
TERRENCE WATCH!-part six
Naw man... Not Terrence-got to be something in the water ...
11:55 AM
Anonymous said...
It's smaller than the lint on my laptop screen! Dang!
12:07 PM
Anonymous said...
It's like a dot.
12:36 PM
I ain't mad at him said...
So that's why he only date white women. They used to men with little peen's. Good for you Terrence.
12:37 PM
Anonymous said...
Yikes!
1:32 PM
Anonymous said...
Man he is giving Little Danny Bonaduce a run for his money. Why would he get in a video and expose that? Some things are better kept secret. Now everytime we see him looking all good and tough in a movie it spoils the plot... Yuck hated it!!!
1:44 PM
BronxStateOfMind said...
Maybe he should have had a stand in penis since the word around town is he's packing a vienna sausage.
1:52 PM
Anonymous said...
i am so very disappointed. NEXXXT!
2:06 PM
bee-mice elf said...
You know he was using some zesty fresh soap.
2:29 PM
Anonymous said...
Now Bronx, don't you be scared of a little ol' peepee.It won't hurt you. Especially not one THAT small LOL!!!!
2:39 PM
Anonymous said...
IT LOOKS LIKE A VAGINA WITH A BIRTHMARK WTF!
3:56 PM
Anonymous said...
Okay!! forget how small it is... well maybe not!!! But what the hell is all that bushhhhhhh YUK!!!! He needs to get a clipper & pass a # 2 on that!!! For real!!!!
4:50 PM
BronxStateOfMind said...
Ok, ok I got one..........WOW thats a big clitoris!!!!!!!
5:14 PM
Anonymous said...
the water must have been really cold! its shrunk like a frightened turtle
5:27 PM
halile said...
Of course its small thats why he carries a man purse
Anonymous said...
Maybe he's a grower, not a show'r. (that's a big MAYBE!)
5:33 PM
Mo'Ree said...
i can't see it :( not seirously i can't see nothing...is something wrong with my puter??? I mean i see him...but it looks like a hair monster ate his pee pee:(
6:13 PM
Anonymous said...
NO WONDER HIS ASS STAY MAD ABOUT SHIT!
7:00 PM
Opinionated Diva said...
It looks inverted!
7:19 PM
BETTYEJ said...
Guys, I am from Texas and can truly say that I have never seen nothing that small, so tell me, will it get bigger in time?
7:24 PM
Anonymous said...
That's what you call a "Starter Model."Helps get you up to speed for the big stuff later on.
7:41 PM
Wry Beauty said...
Aw...it's so tiny and sad. He wouldn't even be worth buying baby wipes for.
7:42 PM
bee-mice-elf said...
If he were to shave, might that make it look bigger?
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