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Posted May 15, 2008
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TMZ.com: Well, she’s gone and done it. Ellen’s gonna get hitched.A spy in the audience of this afternoon’s taping of the “Ellen DeGeneres Show” tells us that after Ellen mentioned today’s California Supreme Court ruling striking down the state’s ban on gay… Read more
Posted May 15, 2008
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TMZ.com: Barack Obama’s camp wouldn’t respond to the video TMZ posted of Prince Frederick Von Anhalt trashing Barack’s wife. You won’t believe what he said!What gives? Von A-Hole called Barack’s wife “dangerous” and said she talks like a “washerwoman.” If… Read more
Posted May 15, 2008
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The YouTube divorcee is back!
Click here to watch Tricia Walsh-Smith’s new video.
She’s soooo fucking crazy. We love it!
Posted May 15, 2008
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The California Supreme Court took a stance for equality on Thursday.
By overturning the archaic ban on gay marriage, the judges reaffirmed their belief that all residents of this great state should be treated the same under the law.
Now, a few prominent members of the LGBT community are speaking out to The Advocate about this historic day!
Ellen DeGeneres:
“I’m thrilled that the California supreme court overturned the ban on gay marriage. I can’t wait to get married. We all deserve the same rights, and I believe that someday we’ll look back on this and not allowing gays to marry will seem as absurd as not allowing women to vote.
P.S. I’m registered at Crate & Barrel.”
T.R. Knight:
Our ‘certain inalienable rights’ are protected today. It makes me proud to live in a country that works to correct its sins.”
Melissa Etheridge:
“I feel they have made an honest woman of me. What a wonderful blessing for us and the gay community. We’re moving forward. It makes me feel happy for the whole human race that we are finally getting out of our differences and coming together and we are putting this all behind us. It really is going to be the thing that we talk to our kids and our grandkids and say, ‘That was the olden days — wasn’t that ridiculous?’”
Marc Jacobs:
” Who to love and how to love should be up to the individual or the couple. Enough said!”
[Photo via Getty Images.]
Posted May 15, 2008
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On Thursday, a Manhattan federal judge awarded Lil’ Kim $500,000 in a lawsuit against Junior M.A.F.I.A. rapper Lil’ Cease and his entertainment company.
Apparently, Lil’ Cease and company wrongly capitalized on the Queen B’s fame to sell an unauthorized DVD.
Lil’ Kim was originally seeking $6 million in damages.
At least she walked away with something!
Karma’s a bitch for Lil’ Cease. The rapper had testified against Lil’ Kim in a perjury trial that landed her in prison for one month and a day back in 2005.
Will she use the money to get her Bentley back?
