Anacostia Season 2 - Episode 6 "One For The Road"

Anacostia Season 2 - Episode 6 "One For The Road" from Anacostia The Web Series on Vimeo.

Here is Episode 6 of Season 2 of the hit webseries Anacostia get into the latest episode and if you need to catch up on past episodes of Season 2 or even see Season 1 log on to http://www.vimeo.com/  and search anacostia.

New Track Lil Kim: "Pussy Purr (no DJ)"

Lil Kim is back after releasing "Black Friday on Black Friday another track was released moments ago and you can download it right here so get into the track and let me know if its hot or a miss. Can you make her Pussy Purr??

New Lil Kim "Pussy Purr" http://hulkshare.com/h9o79fb7ita1

Full Song-Lil Kim Diss Track Nicki Minaj "Black Friday"

We gave you a snippet of Lil Kim "Black Friday" over 24 hrs ago and we can now give you the full song of "black friday" as Lil Kim massacures Nicki Minaj and continue her reign as the Queen Bee.

New Music Lil Kim: Black Friday "Lil Kim SLAYS Nicki Minaj"

"Lil kim says she turning Pink Friday into Friday the 13th" this is a snipprt the full song will debut tomorrow on Black Friday and was aired at 11:15 this morning on New York's Hot97 during the DJ Absolut Thanksgiving Mix. Get into it The Queen is back Bitches..........

Giving Thanks this Holiday Season

I just want to take a moment and wish everyone who reads the blog a very happy thanksgiving as you guys celebrate thanksgiving wit family and friends this holiday season. Myself along with KingNMiami the contributing writer to this site for last 3 years, wants you guys to have a great holiday season and no matter what is goin on in your life know that you are not alone even if it may seem as if you are. There is someone always less fortunate than you so smile even when you down and do not lose hope. Both me and KingNMiami have had a tough 2010 but thru it all we continue to strive forward and want the best in all of you guys as well. So until monday as we take a break for the holiday weekend know that you are loved. 

White Party Rolls Into Miami

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Are you looking to escape the cold this week, after you've had your fill of turkey? If so, hop on the next flight after Thanksgiving dinner and head to Miami to enjoy the White Party Weekend, which kicks off Wednesday. One of the most highly anticipated HIV/AIDS fundraisers, rolls into Miami this week. Jam-packed parties, lots of tourists and the beach will be packed. If you like a HUGE gay multi-cultural circuit party, this party will be for you. For more info, check out www.whiteparty.org

Jumping The Broom: Starring Angela Bassett, Loretta Devine & Mike Epps

Finally a black movie that looks very very promising.
Jumping the Broom hits theaters on May 6th, 2011.
Cast: Paula Patton, Angela Bassett, Laz Alonso, Mike Epps, Loretta Devine, Lil' Romeo, Meagan Good, Julie Bowen, Brian Stokes Mitchell
A collision of worlds when two African-American families from divergent socioeconomic backgrounds get together one weekend in Martha's Vineyard for a wedding.

Watch the trailer below:

Janet Jackson Announces 35 cities World Tour starting 2011!

Janet Jackson has announced plans to embark on her largest world tour ever, via AOL Music.
The 44-year-old singer will be performing 35 of her hit songsfrom her number ones cd in 35 cities that are demanded by the fans!
“This tour will be different from those of the past in the way that I will perform music exclusively from my Number Ones,” Janet said. “You’ll hear all the hits in 35 cities, which I want you to help me select.”
Fans can vote and map out the schedule at http://www.janetjackson.com/
Watch Janet’s announcement below…

FL Classic Weekend: FAMU Rattlers vs Bethume Cookman Wildcats

The largest HBCU weekend in the country happens this weekend in Orlando at the Citrus Bowl on Saturday Nov 20. For all the events taking place in Orlando for Classic weekend log on to www.floridaclassic.org
And see you all in Orlando this weekend. Lets Party!! Also for all Alternative lifestyle events taking place log on to http://www.whatsthet.com/  for complete itenary of events taking place this weekend at the Worldgate Radisson Hotel on Friday and Saturday night. or simply look at the flyer below.

AMERICA FUCKS UP ROAYALLY AND GIVES BRANDY THE BOOT on DWTS

Last night on Dancing With The Stars America once again fucks up and shows their ignorance. Brandy show not have been voted off last night and Bristol Palin is still on. America really FUCKED UP and for brandy who has had High ratings through out shows that their is still racism in America and we will never ever overcome from it.  Below is the results of a very disappointed and tearful Brandy as the SHOCKING RESULTS are announced.

Winnie: starring Jennifer Hudson & Terrence Howard

Winnie The film is based on Marie du Preez Bezdrob’s book Winnie Mandela: A Life, which is a true biography, in that it covers her 73-year old life, from early childhood in the late 1930s, to her divorce from Nelson Mandela in the 1990s, and everything else between.



Below is the the trailer for Winnie, directed by Darrell James Roodt, starring Jennifer Hudson as the titular character, Winnie Mandela, and Terrence Howard as Nelson Mandela.

Winnie The Pooh - Official Trailer [HD]

Omg yay i am a little kid in a candy store.lol i love love love winnie the pooh yes i know SO GAY! so WHAT.lol Anyone who knows me knows me,knows that I love me some Winnie The Pooh glad its coming to the Big Screen.

ANACOSTIA Season 2 Episode 5: Checks and Balances

Anacostia Season 2 - Episode 5 "Checks and Balances" from Anacostia The Web Series on Vimeo.

here is episode 5 of season 2 of the hit series Anacostia to catch up on past episodes of season 2 or see season 1 log on to http://www.vimeo.com/  and search anacostia

A Novice in a Crayon Box

a Keith Barbee piece

Tyler Perry's film adaptation of Ntozake Shange's choreopoem For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When the Rainbow is Enuf is HEAVY.  Really heavy.  Mr. Perry challenges an astute group of women to delve into the depths of darkness and highlight social ills including rape, HIV, and abortion.  Lighter fare includes foolish love and promiscuity, if such things can be considered light.  The ladies tackle those issues with an agility reserved for Wonder Woman but bequeathed upon women the world over. 

Unlike Ms. Shange's play in which the women were represented by color, here Mr. Perry bestows names upon them. Janet Jackson's red comes alive in her dress, her shoe bottoms, and roses. I would have liked to see more of that color inclusion with the other characters. Perhaps a yellow carnation in Anika Noni Rose's hair, an orange cocktail ring on the slim fingers of Thandie Newton's sex-crazed Tangie, or Tessa Thompson's youthful Nyla with a purple streak in her curly locs. Many argue that Perry's interjection of Shange's poems within the film are awkward and amiss.  Clearly translating poetry to film is a difficult feat. I'm not upset with Perry's attempt.

Mr. Perry is still a work in progress.  In more capable hands, For Colored Girls would be worthy of the premature Oscar buzz that it is garnering.  To be clear, Mr. Perry has crafted his best movie to date.  Oscar-worthy, it is not.  A pivotal scene involving Kimberly Elise, Michael Ealy, and their children magnifies how much Perry has to learn; especially where restraint is involved.  Elise is brilliant as a keep-your-head-above-water mom and assistant.  Ealy is also deft in his portrayal of Elise's childhood sweetheart, a veteran affected by the tragedies of war with no homecoming welcome.  One doesn't need to see what ultimately happens in order to know it was about to happen.  Therein, the microscope focuses on Perry's novice direction.

The film has a Crash-ish aesthetic that doesn't quite resonate in the same manner. The characters are essentially in the same neighborhood, moving about and touching up against each other's lives without actually intermingling. But at the point that their lives collide, the "crash" comes across anti-climatic and forced. Novice writing is illuminated here.


Phylicia Rashad is the gauge by which all the other performances can be judged.  Rashad is brilliant as the nosey neighbor cum voice of reason.  In a latter scene with Elise, Rashad triumphantly challenges Elise's character to take responsibility. In that moment, Rashad's character turns a corner. She morphs from busy body to matriarch of the film.

Macy Gray, akin to her performances in Lackawanna Blues and Shadowboxer, absolutely shines
in her minuscule but memorable role. Janet Jackson is good here because not much is required of her. Her icy editrix takes its cues from Meryl Streep's in The Devil Wears Prada. Ms. Jackson, however, is no Meryl Streep. Loretta Devine pulls from her sassy seductress of Waiting to Exhale for lovelorn Juanita.

To Perry's credit, he assembled a powerhouse of African American actresses who brought their A game.  Unfortunately, these masters of their craft were left to breathe life into the work of a budding novice.

Kelly Price, Marsha Ambrosius, Jill Scott & Ledisi -- Four Women - Black...

During BETs Black Girls Rock special which aired last night on BET Kelly Price, Marsha Ambrosius, Jill Scott and Ledisi tore the house down love these ladies get into the video above.

Steph Jones says your "Beautiful"

Steph Jones wanted to create a song that pertained to all beauty. "Sexy comes in any color, shape or size as long as YOU know that YOU are fine" So in the video i made sure i got just that. Light skinned, Dark skinned, white, Asian, Hispanic, Gay, Plus size, Skinny, Tall, short etc.. Every on set had an awesome vibe and it all showed in this video.

DJ Class "Im the Ish" to PERFORM At Vault Miami- THANKSGIVING

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Wassup party people? The Vault Miami has announced they have booked DJ Class for Thanksgiving Weekend. If the name sounds familiar, it is. He is responsible for several club bangers, such the "Im the Ish" remix, a song in constant rotation throughout the country. Not only will he be performing live at the Vault, he will also be spinning at the club too. So, book your flights, and head down to South Florida for a weekend to remember. For more info, check out the VAULT Miami website.

Eye Candy Thursdays: Christian Keyes “Cook My Dinner Naked” [Official Video]

R&B Singer Christian Keyes is back with his latest single “Cook My Dinner Naked”  who was in Madea's Goes to Jail stage play. DC may remeber him coming to DC for Daryl Wilson Event back in 08.

AUDITIONS 4 Justus The Series: This SATURDAY IN NYC

Yes from Author J. Omarr Tutler his latest book Justus will be turned into a series like you have never seen before and babe when i  tell u this is something we have all been waiting to see. For so long we have been complaining that there is nothing on TV about us and for us as in the black LGBT community well thats all about to change. Yes we had Noah's Arc and The DL Chronicles and a variety or gay theme movies from Dirty Laundry to Punks but never a television series like this that we leave you wanting more and more.  Season 1 will have 6 episodes so stay tuned to as we bring you JUSTUS THE SERIES exclusively with all the behind scenes action. Andresflava will be in NYC this weekend covering the auditions. To learn more about the author and to pick up his books go to http://www.jomarbooks.com/
Time Saturday, November 6 · 11:30am - 6:30pm
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Location LGBTQ Center in NYC
208 West 13th Street
New York, NY
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Created By J Omarr Tutler, Jason Duvall Hunter, DJ Baker
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More Info Calling All Male Actors


Looking for volunteer male actors between the ages of 20-35 for a, one of a kind,television pilot.
The show is a crime drama set in the drug underbelly of New York and New Jersey.


The show will follow the main character, an assassin, living a normal life during the day and takes out mark after mark in his other life at night.

Please be advised that all of the main characters are gay.
AUDITIONS are by appointment FIRST... IF you're a walk in you will be placed at the end of thee audition list if there is time.

Keep in mind the only guarantee is that once the series is picked up you will have a role...
To be considered for a time slot please send a head-shot and resume to askjomarr@jomarrbooks.com...
Please be sure to include an email address and phone number with your resume.
Character descriptions:
Justus Wright is the typical boy next door. He’s never been in trouble. Justus has had a few major loves in his life but has never really experienced the heart ache or heart break of the real world. Justus begins the series at the end of the book. During his flashbacks we see how he’s gone from an innocent boy in the world to the heartless, almost uncaring creature during the opening. In appearance Justus has shoulder length locks and very beautiful face. His build is a swimmers build. He looks like the innocent school boy type. Justus is 25 years of age and is trying to make in the world as an openly gay man. He works for a credit agency. Justus is the type of guy that sits in the corner at a party, but when you see him your eye immediately goes in his direction, unless he’s with his friends then he dances all night.

Stephen “Steph” Graham rivals the character Omar from the wire, in attitude. He looks to be almost the exact twin of Aries Spears with the attitude of Nino Brown. Growing up on the mean streets of Newark, New Jersey Steph had to develop a thick skin. Steph grew up in an area where being called gay was cause for a beat down. So, he figured he had to be bigger and badder than the baddest man on the block. Steph has an “I don’t give a fuck about anyone or anything, unless I do” attitude. The problem is when Steph does care about you he believes it should be till death or the police do us part. In the past Steph explosive attitude has caused ex lovers to bring about a restraining order. An Abusive lover, Steph rocks a bald head and has a body that looks like he hasn’t been in the gym in some time, but the definition of his arms is still there. Steph is twenty‐seven. Steph is hell bent on moving his way up Mega Corp and is willing to do whatever it takes to get to the top. Knowing that Mega Corp is a family driven organization he knows he has to find and keep a family if he has any hope of one day being the Hood.

Komari Greene puts you in the mind of Prince a little. He’s a brown skinned brother with a short haircut, almost a Julius Caesar. He has a calm and soothing presence whenever he’s in the room. Before Komari became the second head of Mega Corp he was Justus. He was the innocent boy next door trying to find love in all the wrong places. Unlike Justus, Komari has never been the type to sit quietly in a corner. Komari also has a slender frame. When he opens his mouth to speak it’s with a slight southern drawl like he’s lived in Georgia most of his life. Komari has changed since his beginnings at Mega Corp. Now, the lover of the Hood, Komari has almost become like the woman he hates. Seduced into the drug cartel by his love for Masai, Komari will do whatever is necessary to protect his family, but always manages to keep his hands clean.
Masai Greene is a reformed psycho bad boy, turned sincere love by the love of Komari. Masai has jet black locks that rest on his shoulder blades, a well built streetwise business man who only speaks when he needs to take control. He likes to sit in the background and watch things develop. He has a scar that goes from the corner of his mouth up to his ear and a tattoo of barbed wire on his right bicep. He’s the cool brother with a short fuse. Masai is the head of the organization. Ever since the death of his son Masai keeps the things he loves so close to him, so‐much‐so that sometimes he comes across as smothering. Don’t mistake his quiet nature for a sign of weakness.
Malik Charles is Justus’ current love. Malik and Justus had been friends as children until Malik’s parents moved away. Malik is another locked brother with an innocent face. He’s loved Justus since they were in elementary school and has never wanted anything but to see him safe. His body type is in between Justus and Masai’s, it’s a nice build but not overly done. He’s lived in Virginia for 9yrs so its southern accent is definitely pronounced. Malik is the ultimate good‐guy. He always does what is right and wants to make sure everyone else does as well, hence the dilemma for him being in a drug cartel. Malik wants to get Justus the redemption and escape that he needs but doesn’t want to be controlling enough to tell him what to do.
Rafael Vega‐ a villain and a streetwise Dominican kid with a sharp tongue and the knife skills to back it up. He’s about 5’9 but acts like he’s taller. Rafael wants Steph to himself and will stop at nothing to make sure he gets him.
Blaq‐ A rasta clad Jamaican with a bad attitude and an “I don’t care attitude.” He’s not afraid to die. He’s a sexier version of Shabba Ranks and whenever he steps into the room he strikes fear in the heart of anyone around him. Rafael is the ultimate con‐artist and manipulator. He wants to come between Steph and Justus because he feels like he would make Steph happier than he’s ever been.
Jennifer Love‐ Komari’s coke addicted best friend in the world. They’ve been friends since before Komari and Masai met. Jennifer is a drag performer in New York City in the process of getting breasts. She speaks her mind while puffing on a NewPorte. She’s a dark brown cutie who a biting criticism for every occasion that she masks as a joke. Underneath it all there is a little bit of Jealousy that Jennifer has for Komari because Komari got the big man while Jennifer go Jo‐Jo.

Jo‐Jo Daniels‐ A streetwise hustler trying to come up in the business. At 5’5 Jo‐Jo commands respect from all of those around him, even is his drag girlfriend Jennifer. Jo‐Jo worships the ground that Jennifer walks her Stilhetto Minolo Bloniks on and will do anything to make sure she’s safe, even hide her $1,000, a day coke habit.

For Colored Folks Who May Consider Boycotting Bad Films In The Future by darnell lamont walker

For Colored Folks Who May Consider Boycotting Bad Films In The Future
by Darnell Lamont Walker

"I loved you on purpose," cried the lady in blue.
i hated you the same way, is what I wanted to yell at the screen for this sketchy rendition of a masterpiece.
forgive this review for it's randomness, but i took notes in the dark on purple paper with black ink, so I can barely make some of it out myself.

there's a reason i've been hoping for the death of this film long before it came out. actually several, but let's start with number one:

i am an artist. it took a while for me to accept that, but that's what i am. and being an artist, i know art. FOR COLORED GIRLS WHO HAVE CONSIDERED SUICIDE WHEN THE RAINBOW IS ENUF is art. it was art when i read it in 1995, and it was art again when Teresa Dowell-Vest, one of the greatest writers and directors i know, directed the stage play in 1998. being unfortunate enough to have witnessed the many catastrophes Perry has put on screen, i didn't want this to end up in the same file cabinet.

number two:

For Colored Girls is a show about women, for women. it's about women loving women, and women loving self. "how can can misogynist, self-loathing, irresponsible filmmaker bring across the views of a womanist," i asked myself, assuming Ntozake Shange is a womanist. and what would his usual target audience (middle aged, african american women who never learned about the construction of false identities, communities, and life imitating art) think of this? "they'll love it, i know"was my answer.

What's hard for me is finding a good starting point, and how to enter this with you all. should i assume that most people have seen the stage play? or at least read it? No, I know my target audience, so i'll just start from scratch:

thin lines didn't exist in this film. the line drawn between Shange's words and Perry's cliche'd phrases and jokes could withstand a New York City subway system. when the poems/monolongues (shange's words) ended, there was an immediate shift. had the brilliant, beautiful woman sitting next to me not noticed the same thing, i'd think i was crazy. i am not crazy. we, as an entire audience, attached ourselves to Shange's words hoping they'd never end, but when they did, we sat back in our seats, slumped and frustrated at the simpleness and surface level attempts at poetry. made by the new writer.

speaking of surface level, who in the hell were these characters? thank god for the magnificent talent that made up this near-perfect cast, but they should all feel cheated. i had no allegiance to any of them. i felt nothing. i knew not where they came from nor where they were going. they could have worn sunshades throughout the whole film, and a difference would not have been made. soul-less "ghouls" created by the director, who seems to be making poor character development his signature, like Spike Lee made the stroll his.

Kimberly Elise has always been among my top five list of favorite actresses, and after seeing this film, you will know why. i can't say for sure, but I am sure the greatness of actors such as Thandie Newton, Whoopi Goldberg, Kerry Washington, Loretta Devine, Anika Noni Rose and the woman who will one day be my wife (in this life or the next) Phylicia Rashad guaranteed a quality we may not have gotten had Beyonce accepted and Mariah Carey stayed. Tessa Thompson was outstanding and Janet was a brilliant surprise, making this role one of her best portrayals of an actress, although she was merely playing the "colored" version of Meryl Streep's Miranda Priestly.

While trying to figure out how and why an untreated STD worked it's way into the film, and was never mentioned again, i counted: 1 Rape, 2 STD's, 1 Black man on the "downlow", and a partridge in a pear tree. and as much as i tried not writing this into the review, i have to: when can we have a "colored" film without the cliched downlow brother creating paranoia? while this issue does exist, i'd for once like to go to the theater to see a "colored" film without it. related: these bad black men, who failed to appear as anything other than a mention in the stage play, came to life as the the accomplices of these main women who apparently wanted to bring pain on themselves. [you have to take some of the responsibility. how much is up to you] is what, or close to what, Gilda (Rashad) told Crystal/Lady in Brown(Elise).

and the one solid brother in the film, Donald, played by Hill Harper, was in the clear with me until his wife's breakdown. she had guilt on her heart because she failed to do her job which would have prevented an ungodly tragedy. he woke up, saw her crying, and let her know that his love for her would heal her, and not to worry any longer. where would you women be without a man created by Perry? LOST!

For my own pleasure, i'd love for you all to take a look at the clearly fake tattoo work given to Beau WIllie, played by Michael Ealy, and Rose, the back alley abortionist, played by Macy Gray.

aside from maybe one too many aerial shots and the light meant for a milk-skinned white woman placed on Khalil Kain's (who played Bill) face, I give the production crew a standing ovation. out of 10, i give this film a 5.5 because Ntozake Shange's half was damn near perfect. and the .5 comes for tyler's attempts at beefing promotion while failing to mention his own RAINBOW on oprah not too long ago.

Thank You,

Darnell Lamont Walker
http://www.darnellwalker.com
@skinnyjeanius

Production: Lionsgate and TPS present a 34th Street Films/Lionsgate production
Cast: Janet Jackson, Loretta Devine, Michael Ealy, Kimberly Elise, Omari Hardwick, Hill Harper, Thandie Newton, Phylicia Rashad, Anika Noni Rose, Tessa Thompson, Kerry Washington, Whoopi Goldberg, Macy Gray
Director-screenwriter: Tyler Perry
Based on the play by: Ntozake Shange
Producers: Tyler Perry, Paul Hall, Roger M. Bobb
Executive producers: Ozzie Areu, Joseph P. Genier, Nzingha Stewart, Michael Paseornek
Director of photography: Alexander Gruszynski
Production designer: Ina Mayhew
Music: Aaron Zigman
Costume designer: Johnetta Boone
Editor: Maysie Hoy
Rated R, 120 minutes

WE THE PEOPLE...HAVE SPOKEN LOUD AND CLEAR----Midterm Elections 2010

Guest post by Anthony Lorenzo





Crazy election night. I'm not gonna front, I was pulling for my girl Linda McMahon in CT. I do not support candidates, whether you're a democrat or a republican, who straight lie about their military service. Too many of our great men and women put their lives on the line for the freedoms we enjoy today. So, with that said, Dick Blumenthal (D) and Mark Kirk (R) may now proceed to serve their first terms in shame.



The 2010 midterm elections was not about democrat vs. republican...or witches, George Bush, aqua buddhas and latinos that look asian. It's about the hurt many are feeling in our country every day. This recession has been very painful, especially for those who never went through one before, too young to remember the recessions of the 80s. I'm sorry to inform you but Healthcare and Wall Street Bailouts did not pay the bills and put food on the table this year. Why was so much political capital spent by President Obama on Healthcare when that was not on people's minds? Why was the Wall Street Bailouts so important when it completely went against the fabric of our capitalist nation?



I have unshakeable faith that the President spent every waking night focusing on jobs. The only problem was is majority of Americans did not see that. Healthcare and bailouts is what they saw. A lot of focus on the middle east process is what they saw. A great speech in Cairo and a president still somewhat in campaign mode is what they saw. If you truly want Americans to support and know that you're fighting for them, you must put it in their face and say it with your chest. Assumptions is not a term that's easily acknowledged.



Respect the people's right to be heard (including the tea-party) and feel their pain like my man Bill Clinton used to do. And big props to Bill Clinton for putting party politics aside and showing democrats how it should be done. He stood by Kendrick Meek's side to the bitter end even though we all knew that he couldn't overcome the fascination many in Florida have with Marco Rubio who will definitely be a big star in the GOP.

Willow Smith performs "Whip My Hair" on Ellen

Willow Smith performed her new single ‘Whip My Hair’ on ‘The Ellen Degeneres Show’ moments ago.The extremely talented 10-year-old did an impromptu intro of Rihanna’s latest hit single ‘Only Girl (In The World)’ before going into "Whip My Hair."

Anacostia The Web Series - Season 2 Episode 4 "Wheels On The Bus"

Anacostia - Season 2 Episode 4 "Wheels On The Bus" from Anacostia The Web Series on Vimeo.

here is the latest episode of the hit soap opera Anacostia the Web series which is in season 2 and is being viewed currently in 94 countries. and have won several film festival awards. to catch up on past episodes log on to www.vimeo.com and search anacostia

REAL HOUSEWIVES OF ATL...

Good Morning Heat seekers did you watch Housewives of ATL? Well this was another so so episode but as usual they didn't disappoint.. NeNe got her bandages and stitches out from her surgury everything looks good not too much and she feels good. Sheree and this man that she has been seeing I don't know yall he seemed pretty good at first but now he is borderline gross. Kandi had Kim on her late night sex show and Kim learned a new phrase beef curtains lol. Kim's face was priceless. I won't go there with Phadrea's and pickle's cuz yall let her have it on facebook and I agree. Cynthia who I am starting to like through a mother's day dinner and invited all the ladies this is where things got good. Phadrea of course said about Cynthia's neighborhood how she live in an area where they turn the hood into a nicer area (Now what's wrong with that) Phadrea showed that she is truely a waste of film on this show. She has been on the defensive side since the show aired 4 weeks ago saying that the power of editing is making her look so bad (No Bitch ,it's you) then Apolo comes to the dinner with a gift for Phadrea (Gucci Baby Bag) that was tacky to do that at that dinner he should have waited till she got home,but I am sure Phadrea put him up to that. Apolo doesn't seem to have an original thought in his head. Peter (cynthia's boyfriend) brought up NeNe's situation with Greg based on sex we then got to see a softer side to Her which is nice.. So it looks like things are grown up in ATL for now of course.WELL THIS HAS BEEN BRAZIL WITH MY 2 CENTS HOLA ...