Wendy Breaks Down Crying Over 13-Year-Old Son

Wendy Williams broke down into tears while discussing Madonna and her ridiculous use of the “n-word” this weekend, because she realizes that her own 13-year-old son hates her guts. Well, were pretty sure he loathes her after she cried on national TV and called him out for his bratty behavior.

“What I discovered this weekend is that my son doesn’t like me anymore,” she revealed. ”I’ve known he doesn’t like me for a while, but the ball just got smacked home this weekend and it is breaking my heart,” she said. Well Wendy, in his defense, no 13-year-old likes their parents at that age!

At least he didn’t slap you like this:

UP NEXT: Fantasia’s Advice On Dating A Married Man

Fantasia is looking good chile!

Fanny co-hosted “The View” yesterday where she openly discussed the plot of “Being Mary Jane”… the part about messing with a married man. If you don’t recall, Fanny carried on a public affair with a (separated) married man with whom she had a child but had some really interesting advice for any woman who might be headed into that situation (and no, she didn’t take her own advice).

“If you’re going to go into a new situation, there’s no need to take the old baggage with you regardless of what they had going on. But if that is the situation, run, run, fast as you can, can’t catch me I’m the Gingerbread Man,” she said.

A bit hypocritical but you live and you learn…

UP NEXT: Rihanna’s Topless…Again

Rihanna’s Topless…Again

As much as we’re tired of seeing Rihanna’s boobs, we have to admit if we were on a yacht in Brazil we’d probably toss our bikini top into the ocean too! Ri Ri is out in Brazil shooting for the cover of Vogue Brazil and living the life of a rock star.

Smoking a blunt while exhibiting the proper way to surfboard…must be nice!

UP NEXT: Tahiry Shuts Down Joe Budden

Tahiry Shuts Down Joe Budden

If you were watching “Love & Hip Hop” NY last night, you held your breath as Joe Budden got down on one knee and waited for Tahiry’s response to his proposal. To our surprise (not really) she said “No.” We were disappointed but completely understood where Tahiry was coming from!

Watch her break hearts, below:

UP NEXT: Steve McQueen Interviews Kanye West

Kanye West is Steve McQueen’s muse in the February issue of Interview Magazine. The “12 Years A Slave” director sat down for a candid interview that delved into the inner workings of Kanye’s Gemini mind. ‘Ye dropped many kanyeisms, including his inspiration for “Bound 2″ that Steve called “Purple Rain”-like.

Check out some quotes from the profound interview:

MCQUEEN: What does love mean to you right now at this moment in time?

WEST: Love … Well, if someone has got all the money in the world, they’d still want love.

MCQUEEN: But now you’ve got a situation in your life where you’ve got a daughter, which is a different kind of love—an unconditional love that maybe you only get to have in another way with your parents. What has that experience been like so far?

WEST: I think I have to experience it for another few years to be able to give you an opinion. It’s all brand new, how it feels to be a father. There are some things that I understand, certain things that I don’t understand, certain things that I like to get off my chest in interviews, certain things that I want to talk about. But when we talk about love, I don’t have an answer. All I can say is that I’m happy I have it.

MCQUEEN: I hate to put a stereotype on any profession, but there seems to be a certain loneliness associated with being a musician. Do you ever feel lonely?

WEST: Well, I’ve got my astronaut family. You know, becoming famous is like being catapulted into space—sometimes without a space suit. We’ve seen so many people combust, suffocate, get lost in all these different things. But to have an anchor of other astronauts and to make a little space family … I mean, it’s not like I’m the guy in The Hunger Games [2012] begging for people to like me. I’m almost the guy with the least amount of “likes.” I wanted a family. So god gives you opportunities, and you make sacrifices for something that’s greater.

Read the full interview, here.

UP NEXT: Nigerian Singer Releases ‘Whitenicious’ Skin Lightening Cream

How did this beautiful, once-Black woman become satirically White? After using Whitenicious of course! Nigerian-Cameroonian pop musician Dencia is the talk of social media after she released a skin bleaching product that promises “7 day” results that is (wait for it) sold out! And apparently she’s bee using it!

If that isn’t baffling enough, check out this statistic: According to the World Health Organization, nearly 77-percent of Nigerian women use skin-lightening cream.

Kingsley “Rukus” Okafor, a friend of Dencia, wrote this on his FB page:

“There’s a different treatment and desirability factor in Africa for lighter skinned women, well beyond what we experience in the US. It’s an epidemic. You can’t walk a day in the streets of Lagos without seeing someone who has/is bleached. The possible benefits (more respect, increased desirability to men) outweigh the consequences, especially in a male-dominated society where women’s “independence” is frowned upon. Finding a well-to-do husband/sugar daddy is a priority and women are willing to do what they have to, to fit standards of beauty. The euphemism is “skin-toning” and although “bleaching” is banned, skin-toning is a huge money-maker that I’m sure has lined the pockets of enough politicians to allow it to keep being sold despite international outcry.”

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