TINSEL CONFIDENTIAL (NEW & OLD) Last year, we named Jennifer Hudson and Terrance Howard as the most arrogant and rudest celebrities in Black Hollywood. This year, its a two-way tie between Keyshia Cole and K. Michelle. These ladies are more known for their attitude than their talent. Neither lady is nice to fans and theyre rarely in a good mood. HONORABLE MENTIONS: Rapper Chamillionaire was crushed when one of his favorite stars dissed him by refusing to take a picture with him. Jordan reportedly snarled, “Aw hell nah, I ain’t taking no picture with no ni**as.” Undeterred, the rapper gushed about how he happily paid $7,000 for a Michael Jordan jersey at an auction. Jordan trampled his spirits again with, “You know what I’ll tell ya what! You pay $15,000 right now for a jersey from me and I’ll take a picture with you!” Chamillionaire said meeting Jordan ended up being a major disappointment. He crushed the childhood hero that the rapper had obviously put on a pedestal. Rapper Meek Mill allegedly charged $100 to fans to take his picture. It’s reported that he demanded the money and when fans wouldn’t give him any, he promptly stated, “No money, no picture!” -MadameNoire Celebrity reporter Kate Torgovnicks take on the following celebrities: Another jerk—Ludacris. We were supposed to do a phone interview at 10 a.m., and four hours later, his publicist was, “Still trying to get him on the phone.” We finally connected at 7 p.m.. After asking him a few questions, I thought it would be funny to give him different area codes and let him tell me about his “h*” there. He wasn’t having it and cut me off. “Are you gonna ask me anything ? I’m gonna hang up.” Sure, it might not have been the best interview strategy, but please—get over yourself?” Danny Glover. I was once doing a shoot at Sundance with all these younger stars and he somehow got thrown in the mix. He was not rolling with it. He was in a bad mood and very gruff and just plain mean.” Nicole Richie was awful to me, and this was before she had the big “makeover.” She was a rude beyotch and brought her little dogs to the shoot and gave the shortest answers possible. She was way lesser known at that point. After it was done, I was like, “What’s your name again?” I am bummed to say it, but Bill Cosby was a colossal prick to me. I interviewed him for a special retrospective about Ray Charles right after he died, and apparently Bill thought that my questions were stupid because at one point he condescendingly asked me which college I went to. The subtext was very clearly that he thought I was a moron. I never ate another Pudding Pop after that.” “Jennifer Lopez was a big letdown. I loved and worshiped her—after all, us big-bootied girls got to stick together. I was interviewing her for a foreign magazine. I walked into the interview room and she gave me a very obvious once over and then faux-sweetly asked if I would mind giving her a minute with her publicist. Apparently I wasn’t an established enough reporter to be interviewing her, and she was visibly taken aback. Because, you know, J. Lo deserves Diane Sawyer. All I know is that having me come in, introduce myself and then be banished for ten minutes seemed to be a very calculated strategy in creating a power dynamic. I also had an acquaintance who worked at the studio where she recorded, and apparently she demanded a ridiculous number of Jo Malone candles every day to help her channel her muse or some crap. She or someone in her entourage must have been taking some candles home every day and then insisting that they needed replacements.” The above poster (2nd photo) hints at a Set It Off, sequel titled Set It Off Again, starring Jada Pinkett, Taraji P. Henson, Zoe Saldana and Teyana Taylor. Time will tell. John Singletons film Baby Boy, was originally written for Tupac. After his death in 1996, Singleton put the film on the shelf. Later, he dusted the script off and hired Tyrese.
Posted on: Tue, 15 Oct 2013 05:47:34 +0000
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