It looks like Beyonce and Jay-Z’s daughter, Blue Ivy Carter, is going to be set for several lifetimes, because the proud parents have named Oprah Winfrey as the child’s godmother. That’s right, two of music’s biggest stars and one of the world’s wealthiest and most powerful women will be looking after baby Carter. I wonder what Christmas is going to look like?
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It looks as though we all owe Jay and Yeezy another thank you. The success of their collaboration on Watch The Throne has inspired comedians Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock to take the stage together.
According to Rock, the tour hinges on Chappelle’s thumbs up. “You know I’m not the hard one,” he said while laughing. “But I’m trying to make that happen. After seeing Kanye and Jay-Z, I was like, ‘Me and Dave should do this.’”
Sounds like IT’S A CELEBRATION BITCHES!
Khloe Kardashian has always seemed a bit different from her sisters Kourtney and Kim. And maybe now we know why.
Jan Ashley, the late Robert Kardashian’s ex-wife, told Star magazine that while Kris Jenner is definitely her mom, Robert was not Khloe’s father.
“Khloe is not his kid,” she says. “He told me that after we got married. He just kind of looked at me and said [it] like it was a matter of fact. He said, ‘Well you know that Khloe’s not really a Kardashian, don’t you?’ And I said…’OK,’ and that was it.”
Ellen Kardashian, whom Robert married six weeks prior to dying in 2003, says this is the case as well.
“Khloe brought it up all the time,” she says. “She looked nothing like the rest. She was tall, had a different shape, light hair, curly hair. Didn’t look anything like the other three children. [But] he never would have considered a DNA test. He loved her very much.”
So who’s the daddy?
NBC has hired Howard Stern as the new judge of the summer competition series America’s Got Talent.
The broadcaster announced Thursday morning that the popular radio shock-jock will critique its eclectic talent show, replacing Piers Morgan, who left to focus on his CNN interview program. Production on Got Talent will move to New York City, where Stern will continue to conduct his SiriusXM radio program (so not only did Stern get the job, he got the whole show to come to him).
“Howard Stern’s larger-than-life personality will bring a thrilling new dynamic to America’s Got Talent starting this summer,” explained NBC alternative programming head Paul Telegdy. “He’s a proven innovator and his track record in broadcasting is truly remarkable. Howard is very passionate about this show and is fully committed to its future success.”
Stern’s name has been batted around for broadcast reality shows before (there was a rumor he was once considered for American Idol), but the question has been whether advertisers would be put-off by the inclusion of the irrepressible radio host.
On his radio show, Stern reportedly said: “I take judging very seriously … in order to up my credibility, I will wear a suit.”
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