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In Fox's 'Gotham' Season 3: Will Penguin, Jim Gordon Meet The Mad Hatter? Read More »
It appears Ray J and Princess Love's on-again/off-again relationship has become sour once again after Ray J was spotted turning up with another female at a party over the weekend, according to The Shade Room. But let's take a journey down memory lane. If you remember, last month Ray J called 911 after Princess Love threatened to kill herself. In the 911 audio released by TMZ, you will hear Ray J telling the dispatcher that his troubled girlfriend was going to shoot herself after the couple called it quits. While Ray J was on his way to a television shoot, he called 911 and revealed that Princess Love had a gun in her possession. Princess told Ray, "I'll see you in heaven." In the recorded call, Ray J says, "I need help, my girlfriend threatened to kill herself." He adds, "She's at the house, I left the house because I gotta go to work. She threatening to kill herself because I told her she made me mad, in the relationship." The "Love & Hip Hop Hollywood" star adds, "My friend just killed his girlfriend, and killed himself two days ago ... I'm not about to run back over there and try to save you and you shoot me!" Read More »
Beyonce has been named 2014's top-earning woman in music, doubling her earnings from the year before. With a new album, endorsement deals and an international tour, the superstar grew her fortune by an estimated $115 million in just 12 months. In 2013, Beyonce earned $53 million. Taylor Swift made No. 2 on this year's list, earning a cool $64 million. Following Swift on the list are: Pink, Rihanna, and Katy Perry. Read More »
A state prosecutor on Tuesday demanded a three-year jail term for three women from punk band Pussy Riot, saying they had abused God when they burst into a Moscow cathedral and sang a "protest prayer" against the Russian Orthodox Church's close links to Vladimir Putin. Read More »
Three young women from the punk band Pussy Riot could face sentence this week in a trial over their "protest prayer" in a church that has transfixed Russia and opened President Vladimir Putin to new accusations of a crackdown on dissent. Read More »
