When I was ambushed this morning with yet another sickening “Jon and Kate” story, I asked for the first time: ”Who the hell is taking care of their eight children?” For the past month, these two have been the subject of constant interviews and “celebrity” sightings, but I never see their kids with them.
Yet Kate Gosselin claimed that she did it all for the kids, but it’s clearly not the case. Several testimonies from sources close to the family, including her estranged husband Jon, reported that the show was having a negative affect on the children. The layers of bullshit continue to pile on.
Gosselin’s tortured desperation for attention has shoved her entire family into the wrong spotlight. Along with the Balloon Boy fiasco, they’ve set an example for prostituting their children – and dignity – for the opportunity at fame and wealth.
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Kate Gosselin of Jon and Kate Plus Eight appeared on Today, fighting back tears as she explained she can no longer pay her bills after her soon-to-be ex-husband, Jon, took $230,000 from their joint bank account, reports TMZ.
“You’ve left your children and their mother unable to pay for the roof over their head,” she said. “It’s unacceptable.”
Jon has claimed the children no longer want to do the reality show, but Kate said there was “wailing and sobbing” when she told them production had been stopped.
Kate’s lawyers are heading to court to demand Jon return the money.
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TLC Posted on September 27th, 2008 by
Eva Lam
Lisa “Left Eye” Lopes’ second solo album will hit stores Nov. 11, six years after her untimely death.
“Eye-Legacy” features previously unreleased material from the TLC rapper as well as re-tooled material from Lopes’ first solo album, 2001’s “Supernova,” which was never released in the U.S.
The new record includes collaborations with Chamillionaire, Lil Mama, Bobby Valentino and Missy Elliot, who appears in the first single off the album, “Let’s Just Do It.”
It also comes with exclusive bonus material with never-before-seen video footage from Lopes’ final days.
Lopes died in a car accident in Honduras in April 2002 at the age of 30.
“We hope people understand the message in Lisa’s music and appreciate her as not just a member of TLC, but as a solo artist as well,” the Lopes family, who are releasing the album in conjunction with Mass Appeal Entertainment, said in a statement. “This album is Left Eye’s musical gift to her fans and adds to the beauty of her legacy.”
Part of the album’s proceeds will go to the Lisa Lopes Foundation and her orphanage in Honduras.
Video footage filmed inside the car LISA ‘LEFT EYE’ LOPES was driving as it crashed, killing the R&B star, has aired in a new documentary on U.S. TV.
The TLC singer, who died aged 30 in the 2002 accident in Honduras, can be seen driving a packed Sports Utility Vehicle (SUV) in the film, which was shot by a cameraman sitting next to her in the front passenger seat.
As the occupants casually pass around a Coca-Cola tin box, the car suddenly starts swerving and Lopes begins screaming as the camera turns towards the ditch where the vehicle is about to crash. The screen then goes blank.
Lopes was shooting a documentary about herself when she was killed, which is why a camera operator was in the car at the time of the accident. The macabre footage was screened as part of feature length documentary Last Days Of Left Eye, which aired on VH1 on Saturday).
Director Lauren Lazin, who obtained permission from Lopes’ family to include the crash clip, is certain Lopes would have wanted the film to air.
He says, “She embraced just showing everything. She talks about death in a very different way. I don’t think she was looking forward to it, but she saw it as a transition to another state of being, and I tried to use that in the film.”
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