Oldfashion: Houston

Monday, November 15, 2010

Celebs Out & About: Whitney Houston and Ray J in Atlanta

Friday, November 12, 2010

For the past couple of weeks I’ve been getting emails from Ray J’s staff announcing his promotional tour his new album, Raydiation 2. Now here comes these exclusive pics taken of Ray J and his Cougar, pop Diva Whitney Houston, as they left The Capital Grille in Buckhead, Atlanta last night.

Ray J, 29, and Houston, 47, smiled as the paparazzi flashbulbs popped. These pics arrive just in time for Ray J’s album release. Coincidence?

Raydiation 2 will be his fifth studio album which will feature production from the Grammy Award-winning, Rodney “Darkchild” Jerkins and hit-maker Dr. Luke. His new single, “Last Wish”, acts as the sequel to his 2005 hit “One Wish”.

Photos: FlashCity.com

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Sunday, November 7, 2010

Marques Houston Takes Out Restraining Order On Raz-B

Thursday, November 4, 2010

It looks like former B2K member Raz-B will have to use someone other than singer/actor Marques Houston to keep his name relevant.

According to RadarOnline.com, Mr. Houston, 29, obtained a restraining order today against Raz-B, real name De’Mario Monte Thornton, age 25.

In the court papers Houston wrote that Raz-B, who is gay, released a video recording on the web that featured Raz-B screaming at Houston.

“He has a deranged demeanor and is not acting like a reasonable person,” Houston wrote in the court documents.

“After I hung up on DeMario, he continued recording himself and falsely accused me of molesting him.” [link]

The restraining order was signed off by a judge in a Van Nuys, California. A hearing is set for November 22.

The means Raz-B is ordered to stay away from Houston and he can’t mention his name in print or online.

It’s about time someone took action against Raz-B, whose delusional rantings about rape and molestation have become less credible over the years.

If Raz-B was serious about being victimized he would use the proper channels to seek justice. Instead, he uses blogs and online social networks in a desperate effort to stay relevant.

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