Last week, singer Tinashe was one of many female singers who distanced herself from Chris Brown after his disparaging comments about Kehlani’s suicide attempt. Breezy was none too pleased with the shade, and mouthed off on Instagram about Tinashe, Zendaya and the others who’d he collaborated with in the past but had sided with Kehlani, and this week, Tinashe addressed his comments in a new interview. “I just kinda laughed it off. I felt like it was just so unnecessary,” T told Shay Diddy on KMEL in Oakland. “It’s not a big deal to me. I don’t think that follows on Twitter are a big deal. If I see him, I would love to speak to him. I would love if he would reach out. I have absolutely nothing against him. We’re on good terms, as far as I knew.”
(Photo) Right On: EBONY’s Dec. ’15 Issue Honors “Heroes Of The Black Community”
EBONY’s cover for their December 2015 is life. The cover shows three generations of greatness in a powerful stance. Harry Belafonte, Jesse Williams, and Zendaya represent three of the 100 individuals that the magazine has deemed “heroes of the Black community.” The honorees are recognized as as “those who lead, inspire and demonstrate through their individual talents, the very best in Black America.” Find out more after the jump.
(Video/Photos) Sports: Chris Brown, French Montana & More at Power 106 Celebrity Basketball Game
Chris Brown has become the go to guy for each celebrity basketball game. In addition to doing to the BET/Sprite game and the celeb game for Luda weekend, Chris also participated in the Power 106 game in LA. The game also featured Nelly, Romeo Miller, French Montana, Sage the Gemini, Diplo and regulars like pro dunker Air Dogg who threw down his signature windmill over Brown. There were also a few Lakers in the building – Julius Randle, D’Angelo Russell & Jordan Clarkson – as guest coaches. Among the performers were Travis Barker who brought out Kid Ink and Tyga and Zendaya who did the halftime show.
(Photos) Zedaya and Gabby Douglas Graduate From The Same High School
The Oak Park High School in Southern California had a star-studded graduation ceremony this year. The graduating class of 2015 included Disney Channel Star Zendaya Coleman and Olympic Gold medalist Gabby Douglas. The star power doesn’t end there however. The commencement speaker for the ceremony was non-other than Bob Newheart. Hit the jump for more.
