EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEW: LL Cool J Talks Success, Raising Kids & Charlie Sheen
Posted on Mar 05, 2011 @ 07:48PM - Add a comment
LL Cool J hit the 2011 NAACP Image Awards on Friday and RadarOnline's Jessica Campbell scored an exclusive interview with the NCIS: Los Angeles star backstage at the Celebrity Retreat.
We wanted to know how he'd deal with "what's happening" with Lindsay Loha and Charlie Sheen, and he politely suggested that they've brought it on themselves by letting their emotions get the better of them.
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"You create your own reality," he says.
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEWS: Celebs Talk Charlie Sheen At NAACP Image Awards
Posted on Mar 05, 2011 @ 09:58AM - 15 comments
Friday was a beautiful sunny day in L.A. and the perfect back drop for 2011 NAACP Image Awards. In true Hollywood fashion celebrities came from all over to honor the achievements of people of color in all walks of life.
RadarOnline.com's Jessica Campbell was on hand to ask a temptingly taboo question. "With all the controversy and attention swirling around Charlie Sheen and Lindsay Lohan, do you think the situation would be different if this kind of controversy was surrounding a person of color?"
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Julianne Malveaux smartly asserts, "How many passes has Charlie Sheen gotten? Do you think an African American man would get as many passes? Try one. The fact is race still matters. We know it matters."
"As a person of color we probably wouldn't get that much media attention plus I know a couple of guys like Charlie Sheen right now in Chicago," laughs film producer George Tillman Jr.
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Vanessa Bell Calloway sassily expressed, "There job would have been gone. We wouldn't be listening to Charlie's rants 'cause the first time he has a little whore, prostitute, whatever drug...the person would have been fired!"
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EXCLUSIVE VIDEO INTERVIEWS: Celebs Reveal Challenges Of Raising Show Business Kids
Posted on Mar 05, 2011 @ 05:00AM - Add a comment
The red carpet was a sea of celebs at the Shrine Auditorium for the 2011 NAACP Image Awards Friday, and RadarOnline.com's Jessica Campbell was front and center to chat to with Hollywood's top stars.
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We wanted to know, with the fame of young starlets like Willow Smith, what kind of advice did they have for parents raising a star-in-the-making and for the young stars themselves?
"Listen to your parents...not the time to get the big head...time to work harder," gospel singer Brian Courtney Wilson tells RadarOnline.com.
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30 Rock funny man c's advice to parents: "Don't give them a whole bunch of money just because they have it."
And producer George Tillman Jr. tells us, "As a parent maintain entertainment, but maintain what it's like to be a kid at the same time."
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PHOTOS: NAACP Image Awards Babes -- Stripped Down!
Posted on Mar 04, 2011 @ 03:00PM - Add a comment
Awards season isn't over yet! Before Hollywood's hottest stars steam up the NAACP Image Awards on Friday, RadarOnline.com is honoring the sexiest nominees of this years show in a special (and skinful!) photo feature. Click the next sentence to see the hottest nominees of the 42nd NAACP Image Awards, stripped down and sexy.
NAACP Images Award Babes Stripped Down
Posted on Mar 01, 2011 @ 05:57PM - Add a comment
.jpg "Fergie, who looks tres fierce in her bikini, scored a nom with the Black
Eyed Peas for Outstanding Duo, Group or Collaboration.")
NAACP Images Award Babes Stripped Down
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: NAACP Image Award Stars Take A Turn At Being The President
Posted on Feb 27, 2010 @ 10:45AM - 1 comment
Everybody is an armchair Commander-in-Chief so RadarOnline.com asked the stars attending the NAACP Image Awards what they would do if they were running the country.
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Our old favorite Omarosa sounded like she was running for office, campaigning for "health care for all," while also giving President Obama an "A-Plus-Plus-Plus" for the job he's doing."
Gorgeous actress/model Mya Harrison put "world peace" as her priority, and "Law & Order" star Anthony Anderson made health care his big issue.
Stars Shine At The NAACP Image Awards
Posted on Feb 27, 2010 @ 07:22AM - 1 comment
The 41st NAACP Image Awards descended on Los Angeles on Friday night, bringing a parade of this awards season's biggest names along with a plethora of photo-ready celebrities.
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By the afternoon, the red carpet outside of the Shrine Auditorium was filled with A-listers from music, television, and film.
Lenny Kravitz, who showed some acting chops as a male nurse in Precious, was his usual dashing self in a black, form-fitting suit. Topping off his rock star looks? Sunglasses, of course. Fellow crooner John Legend made quite the splash in a bold, velvet ensemble.
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Teen queen Selena Gomez was shimmering perfection in a strapless, white floor-length gown. In fact, many ladies seemed to favor a lighter hue. Gabrielle Union glitzed-up her white frock with sparkles, as did Tatyana Ali who opted for a glittering and long body-hugging dress.
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However, there were some bold swaths of color. The View co-host Sherri Shepherd and Garcelle Beauvais both went for outfits in the same bright blue! Talk about a red carpet showdown!
The show is broadcast live on Fox at 8pm/7pmCST.
Fox To Broadcast NAACP Image Awards
Posted on Nov 05, 2009 @ 02:31PM - 1 comment
The 41st NAACP Image Awards will air on Fox next spring, the network announced Thursday.
“We are thrilled to partner with FOX once again on the live broadcast” executive producer Vicangelo Bulluck told RadarOnline.com. “The NAACP is looking forward to celebrating this time of change with viewers by showcasing some of the greatest talents of our time.”
