Eminem teases fans with speculation of his album release.
Marshall Bruce Mathers III is known to the world as Eminem. The legendary rapper is working on the release of his ninth album. It is executive produced by him, Dr. Dre, Rick Rubin and Paul Rosenberg.
The album is top secret. No tracklisting, heavy measures to prevent leaking and no confirmed guests. People were running rumors that the album was to be released on November 17th but it turned out to be false.
Em teased the public with the harsh freestyle he launched at Donald J. Trump and the official release of Walk on Water featuring a hook from Beyonce.
The album will be released as a CD and streamed through APPLE Music.
Eminem makes a special appearance on SNL. Chance The Rapper is hosting. Leslie Jones is a featured act in the monologue.
Hints were dropped.
On SNL, the rapper appeared with Leslie Jones during Chance The Rapper's monologue. The Chicago rapper hosted SNL. Em and Leslie were cracking jokes about Chance dropping "The Rapper" for something better.
You can watch Chance The Rapper tonight on SNL.
Eminem and Kendrick Lamar are the only acts remaining on Aftermath Entertainment. The label is dissolved after Dre and Jimmy Iovine relinquish their roles in the label to join Apple's board of creative development.
Eminem launched his label Shady Records in 1999. The label is home to him, Yelawolf, Conway, Westside Gunn, Slaughterhouse, D12 and SiriusXM's Shade45.
50 Cent, Obie Trice, Stat Quo, Cashis, and Bobby Creekwater were notable acts before they left the label respectively.
The frontman to the legendary music group is banned from 21st Century Fox's international headquarters. This ban comes from the higher ups after KISS frontman Gene Simmons made an ass of himself at Fox News.
Simmons was frequent regular on Fox News. He often appeared on Fox & Friends and Mornings with Maria Bartiromo.
He was promoting his book, On Power. In the interviews, Simmons was being himself. He even did a weather promo with Janice Dean, chief Fox News meteorologist.
He was being asked about the Harvey Weinstein/Al Franken/Roy Moore scandals and what sexual harassment allegations mean.
“The lunatics have taken over the insane asylum when respected business entities such as yourself ask guys that like to stick their tongues out,” Simmons answered, “what I think of Harvey Weinstein.”
“Okay, I’m a powerful and attractive man, and what I’m about to say is deadly serious,” he continued. “Men are jackasses. From the time we’re young we have testosterone. I’m not validating it or defending it.”
This week was his final appearance.
The rocker is a Trump supporter and was pretty clear about his disliking to political correctness.
Apparently, Simmons was insulting workers when the cameras were off. He barged in on a corporate board, stripped his shirt off and said to women a pretty offensive comments.
“Hey chicks, sue me!”
Now his picture is now posted at the security doors. He was allegedly "banned for life" after the fiasco.
He was promptly removed from the building. His interviews were scrubbed from the Fox News website.
However, we do have Media Matters for America's video of the agitators dissing Jimmy Kimmel after he made an appeal to not repeal the Affordable Care Act.
Simmons was some of the entertainers Fox News invite on to trash Barack Obama, Hillary Clinton and Democrats.
Talk with E-V-E. The rapper/actress joins The Talk.
I forgot to mention this. CBS The Talk has a replacement for comedian Alisha Tyler. The celebrity agitator left the show to be a regular on Criminal Minds.
She also has a large workload with her movie Axis, Fox's animated comedy Archer and the CW's comedy sketch show Who's Line Is It Anyway?
The host left the chair open and it was announced this week that rapper/actress/activist Eve will serve as the permanent host.
The Philly rapper who gain acclaim through her association with the hip-hop collective, the Ruff Ryders. She had released four albums and hosted her guest vocals on most notable acts.
Eve is a legendary rapper in her own right.
Eve is a rapper, actress, model and innovator.
Eve is also an actress. She has been in the Barbershop movie franchise, also had a self entitled sitcom on CW's predecessor UPN.
Eve had guest hosted The Talk for Alisha while she was doing Criminal Minds.
Congratulations to Eve Jeffers-Cooper. She is married to billionaire tech innovator Maximillion Cooper.
I swear Donald J. Trump will face a congressional hearing. His behavior as the President of the United States is embarrassing. Trump tells Americans to come together.
Yet, he does these stupid things.
On social media he takes a shot a Democratic senator embroiled in a controversy. He ignores the accusers of a Republican senatorial candidate.
He knows the 17 accusers still exist.
The inept leader spoke out against Sen. Al Franken (D-MN) but not Roy Moore and he got help from his best buddy, Fox News' most annoying host and Tami.
The Al Frankenstien picture is really bad, speaks a thousand words. Where do his hands go in pictures 2, 3, 4, 5 & 6 while she sleeps? .....
This started with allegations from Leeann Twenden, a conservative news reporter who accused then comedian Franken of groping her while doing a USO charity event.
The Republicans ram their tax plan through Congress. They haven't read the bill. They haven't gotten the Congressional Budget Office audit yet. It's pathetic.
On a party-line vote, the Republicans in the House of Representatives past their tax reform bill.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Bill was a backroom deal. Republicans ran on the promise that they will be more transparent when they pass bills.
Republicans from California, New York and New Jersey were concerned that this bill could raise the middle class taxes. The Democrats unanimously opposed the bill.
The Republicans didn't even read the bill. All they did was throw shit to the wall hoping it will stick. This bill could raise the the deficit by $1.4 trillion dollars.
Republicans were warned by big time wealthy donors to pass a tax cut or else they will cut the sugar.
Donald J. Trump gave the Republicans a pep talk to get things done or else.
Now the Senate will take up the matter. It's uncertain right now. Wisconsin Senator Ron Johnson is the sole Republican whose against it right now.
The Republicans once again failed to realize that passing tax cuts will not grow the economy. We already have so many problems in this world right now the last thing we need is a fucking tax cut.
Puerto Rico, the US Commonwealth still having trouble. Congress should spend more money on trying to get Puerto Ricans the help they need.
Remember the Keystone XL pipeline?
Well I remember!
The pipeline sprung a leak in South Dakota. No telling if the oil will reach the water supply or effect the Standing Rock reservation. Back in 2014, then President Barack Obama opposed the TransCanada pipeline. He said that the impact could greatly affected millions of Americans. The pipeline would not bring jobs to the United States. It allowed tar sands being dug up to free flow from Alberta, Canada to the Gulf Coast.
Inspiring rapper/rocker struggled through bouts of tribulations.
Gustav Ahr was known professionally as Lil Peep and the hip-hop community is mourning the loss of a truly talented musician.
Peep was cited as one of the primary artist is responsible for the term emo rap. Notable acts like Lil Uzi Vert, Kodak Black, XXXtentacion and Lil Yachty are a past of this movement.
Peep took the "big sleep."
The "big sleep" is a combination of liquor, heroin, Xanax and fentanyl.
He was born in New York and began rapping in high school. He started posting his music on social media and began scouting for deals in Los Angeles.
Peep released his debut mixtape Lil Peep Part One which generated buzz. He also released his EPs Feelz and Live Forever. He also released two mixtapes Crybaby and Hellboy last year.
His debut album Come Over When You're Sober, Pt. 1 was released in August.
He was on tour when his tour manager found him unconscious.
They tried to revive him but it was too late. He passed away at the age of 21 years old. He died only 14 days after his birthday. He was on tour in Tucson.
Rep. Jackie Speier (D-CA) testifies to Congressional members her experience of sexual harassment as a staffer to a former lawmaker.
California congresswoman Jackie Speier has launched a campaign to encourage victims to speak up in Washington, DC.
As a victim of gun violence and sexual harassment, Speier is very adamant about the recent issues going on with men harassing women. And I think that she's making it clear that she will even go after Bill Clinton and Donald J. Trump for their past transgressions.
The Democrat is hoping that the most recent scandals involving current and former lawmakers will inspire women and men to complain about sexual harassment and sexual assault.
In the age of Donald J. Trump, many entertainers, politicians, athletes, business professionals, and newsmakers are being caught up in sex scandals.
The current leader has 16 accusers. Trump denies the allegations.
George H.W. Bush has now seven women who accused him of sexual abuse.
The Bush family hasn't responded to the allegations. The former leader was long out of office when the women were groped.
Fox News and it's most annoying host Sean "Softball" Hannity aren't covering Trump or Bush's sexual abuse allegations. They're too busy focusing on Bill Clinton and his wife, Hillary.
The sex scandals of Clinton are back in the news. Progressives believe the accusers who said the former leader did sexually abuse them.
The recent controversy this week involves GOP candidate Roy Moore. The Alabama senatorial candidate is facing calls to quit the race after allegations made by The Washington Post, the New Yorker and al.com. Nine women came forward to say that Moore was sexually abusing them.
Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand (D-NY)
Many conservatives have denounced the allegations. They believe that the Republican establishment and Democrats plodded sabotage against Moore. The controversy already has affected the Alabama special election.
Right now I still say that the races in favor of the Republican. Democratic candidate Doug Jones is mounting strong offense against Moore and the Republicans.
Today, Democratic senator of Minnesota Al Franken is now caught up in his own sex scandal. Conservative agitator LeeAnn Tweeden came forth with allegations that Franken groped her and try to tongue her.
Franken before he became a senator was an actor and comedian.
Franken was doing his USO tour when the allegations had occurred. Tweeden claims that a photo that she found showed the comedian mockingly groping her. Although I don't see any groping going on, the picture speaks for itself.
Franken did apologize to the victim. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell has launched an ethics investigation into Franken. The senator welcomes the investigation. Tweeden also remarks that there may be other victims.
The congresswoman has seen enough. She is asking many members of Congress to launch a new standard of guidelines for lawmakers, staffers and media personalities on Capitol Hill.
Speier and New York Democratic senator Kirsten Gillibrand are working on legislation to make lawmakers accountable for sexual harassment and sexual assault.
She was angered by the amount of money being paid out to victims of sexual harassment. Over $15 million dollars was distributed to many victims.
The congresswoman even remark that a few members of the House and Senate have been known to sexually harass women.
Sexual abuse is the second most dangerous threat in the United States. Ever since Trump won his election, many women felt the need to speak out against sexism, misogyny, the rape culture and stand up to those who refuse to believe them.
Most of these scandals involve white men and power. Thanks to Trump, this stuff is now out in the open and those involved are being ran out of town.
And it does cross the color line. I haven't forgotten about Black perverts Bill Cosby, Kevin Clash, LA Reid and R. Kelly.
We must change the culture in order to move forward.
Trump unfortunately won't start a movement. He will continue the pattern.
