Fall News: The Late Edition

[mulattogyrl]

^^I'm listening to Patti Jackson too...how sad.

[CrimsonTide4]

Originally Posted by mulattogyrl

^^I'm listening to Patti Jackson too...how sad.

Coworker sent me the mediatakeout.com of the story.

[StarFish106]

Gerald Levert Dies Of Heart Attack
By Roman Wolfe
Date: 11/10/2006 3:11 pm


R&B singer Gerald Levert died today (Nov. 10), after suffering a fatal heart attack. Levert, also known as "G-Bear" to his fans, is featured on Styles P upcoming album Time Is Money.

He was 40-years-old. The R&B singer was working on a reality show that featured him losing weight along with 12 of his female fans, who lived and trained with Levert for 30 days.
Gerald Levert comes from a legendary musical family. His father Eddie Levert is the lead singer of the O'Jays.

Levert scored pop success as a member of the R&B group Levert and as a member of LSG (Levert, Keith Sweatand Johnny Gill).
He later hit big with singles like "Cassonova," "Pop, Pop, Pop, Pop (Goes My Mind)", "Mr. Too Damn Good to You" and others.

[delph998]

^^^^^ Speechless. No man knows the hour. I will lift the family up in prayers. He was a great artist.

[unspokenone25]

^^^^^^So sad. RIP Gerald Levert.

[lilbay77]

OMG!!!

[ChanelLover]

According to Crunk and Disorderly

Uh oh! Sources say that a chapter that was removed from Karrine Steffans' bestselling tell-all tome, 'Confessions of a Video Vixen,' may finally surface now that a certain ]Hollywoodcelebrity has split from his wife. Could said entertainer end up in Steffans' next book, 'The Vixen Diaries,' which is set to bow June 2007 on Warner Books? That's the word in the publishing world.



The Bey Show and The Mouse Who Went West will play lovers in the Victorian drama "Tipping The Velvet".

Sofia Coppola is hoping to bring Sarah Water's novel about sexual repression to the big screen and wants Beyonce and Eva to take the roles of 1890s music star, Kitty Butler, and her lover Nan Astley. According to the New York Daily News the film is "graphically saucy." The BBC television adaptation caused outrage for years ago with its graphic sex scenes, which included cross-dressing and the use of sex toys



Beyonce and Eva are said to be incredibly excited about the steamy love scenes and can't wait for filming on the project to start. "We've had Brokeback Mountain so the time is right for this divine novel to get the same treatment," said Beyonce.

[BlessedOne04]

Her Dad is going to shoot this project down so fast and if not him I am sure Jay Z is going to have words.

[mulattogyrl]

Originally Posted by ChanelLover

Sofia Coppola is hoping to bring Sarah Water's novel about sexual repression to the big screen and wants Beyonce and Eva to take the roles of 1890s music star, Kitty Butler, and her lover Nan Astley. According to the New York Daily News the film is "graphically saucy." The BBC television adaptation caused outrage for years ago with its graphic sex scenes, which included cross-dressing and the use of sex toys



Beyonce and Eva are said to be incredibly excited about the steamy love scenes and can't wait for filming on the project to start. "We've had Brokeback Mountain so the time is right for this divine novel to get the same treatment," said Beyonce.

Oh my. That should be interesting. lol

[delph998]

Originally Posted by ChanelLover

According to Crunk and Disorderly

Uh oh! Sources say that a chapter that was removed from Karrine Steffans' bestselling tell-all tome, 'Confessions of a Video Vixen,' may finally surface now that a certain ]Hollywoodcelebrity has split from his wife. Could said entertainer end up in Steffans' next book, 'The Vixen Diaries,' which is set to bow June 2007 on Warner Books? That's the word in the publishing world.





The Bey Show and The Mouse Who Went West will play lovers in the Victorian drama "Tipping The Velvet".

Sofia Coppola is hoping to bring Sarah Water's novel about sexual repression to the big screen and wants Beyonce and Eva to take the roles of 1890s music star, Kitty Butler, and her lover Nan Astley. According to the New York Daily News the film is "graphically saucy." The BBC television adaptation caused outrage for years ago with its graphic sex scenes, which included cross-dressing and the use of sex toys



Beyonce and Eva are said to be incredibly excited about the steamy love scenes and can't wait for filming on the project to start. "We've had Brokeback Mountain so the time is right for this divine novel to get the same treatment," said Beyonce.

Not what's up.

[DSTCHAOS]

Originally Posted by ChanelLover

Beyonce and Eva are said to be incredibly excited about the steamy love scenes and can't wait for filming on the project to start. "We've had Brokeback Mountain so the time is right for this divine novel to get the same treatment," said Beyonce.

Of course Eva is excited. Jay-Z better watch out.

[AKA2D '91]

Originally Posted by ChanelLover

According to Crunk and Disorderly

Uh oh! Sources say that a chapter that was removed from Karrine Steffans' bestselling tell-all tome, 'Confessions of a Video Vixen,' may finally surface now that a certain ]Hollywoodcelebrity has split from his wife. Could said entertainer end up in Steffans' next book, 'The Vixen Diaries,' which is set to bow June 2007 on Warner Books? That's the word in the publishing world.

'They' (this AM on the radio) say this is about Chris Rock.

[Intense1920]

Jackpot pays bills, and more

BY JACK KRESNAK
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER
November 17, 2006

LANSING -- The first thing a working woman who suddenly comes into a little money knows is that you pay the bills first and, if there's anything left over, you buy something nice for yourself.
So, the first thing 48-year-old Loretta Brown of Detroit said she would do after leaving the Michigan Lottery office in Lansing on Thursday with a multimillion-dollar check is catch up on the bills.
"The first place that I am going to go?" Brown said, repeating a reporter's question during a brief afternoon news conference. "DTE Energy. I'm going to pay my gas bill, my light bill. I'm going to pay Sprint."
Brown won Tuesday's $75-million Mega Millions jackpot. Lottery commissioner Gary Peters said Brown chose a lump-sum payment of $44.6 million; 28.9% of it will be withheld for taxes, leaving Brown with about $32 million.
Brown said she and her family had not made other plans beyond taking a trip next week. Her family includes her husband, a new-car prep manager for an auto dealer, and two adult sons -- none of whom she would name for security reasons.
"Right now, we're living in very critical, dangerous times, so the less exposure," the better, Brown said.
Rest of the article: http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/a...WS06/611170390

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I love seeing regular people win the lottery. She is a VERY smart woman paying her bills first and keeping her family members' names out of the paper.

[AKADIVA12]

Originally Posted by Intense1920

Jackpot pays bills, and more

BY JACK KRESNAK
FREE PRESS STAFF WRITER
November 17, 2006

LANSING -- The first thing a working woman who suddenly comes into a little money knows is that you pay the bills first and, if there's anything left over, you buy something nice for yourself.
So, the first thing 48-year-old Loretta Brown of Detroit said she would do after leaving the Michigan Lottery office in Lansing on Thursday with a multimillion-dollar check is catch up on the bills.
"The first place that I am going to go?" Brown said, repeating a reporter's question during a brief afternoon news conference. "DTE Energy. I'm going to pay my gas bill, my light bill. I'm going to pay Sprint."
Brown won Tuesday's $75-million Mega Millions jackpot. Lottery commissioner Gary Peters said Brown chose a lump-sum payment of $44.6 million; 28.9% of it will be withheld for taxes, leaving Brown with about $32 million.
Brown said she and her family had not made other plans beyond taking a trip next week. Her family includes her husband, a new-car prep manager for an auto dealer, and two adult sons -- none of whom she would name for security reasons.
"Right now, we're living in very critical, dangerous times, so the less exposure," the better, Brown said.
Rest of the article: http://www.freep.com/apps/pbcs.dll/a...WS06/611170390

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I love seeing regular people win the lottery. She is a VERY smart woman paying her bills first and keeping her family members' names out of the paper.

I feel good. It was actually a black woman, from Detroit and not "Tom" from no name, Michigan who won $75 Million? There is hope for me yet. I got next!!!