EVENING NIGHTCAP: Britney Is Done With Music. A Ghost That Cleans? T.I. and Tiny Slapped With Lawsuit. Hair Loss & Other Side Effects From Weight Loss Drugs.

 

 

► Britney Spears fans who had hoped she would make a music comeback can blow out the candle of hope because Ms. Cheetos announced she's done with the industry.  In an IG post, Britney made it clear that she has zero intentions of recording new music or performing (well, performing in a venue that's not her house anyway).  She did say she's been ghostwriting songs for other artists. I personally have a hard time believing that claim. Britney said the release of her memoir, The Woman In Me, had, "been deadly for her career".  And here I thought it was those bizzaro videos she likes to make showing herself twirling half nekkid on a pole or juggling Ginsu knives. Read More

Britney Spears in 2022. Photo: Britney Spears IG / OK Magazine

Comment:  I don't think Britney is mentally or emotionally healthy to handle going back to work. One only has to watch a couple of her IG videos to see that she's regressed to behaving like a teenager - a 43 yr old woman acting like an unemployed worker from a defunct roadside nudie bar.  As if her IG videos aren't bad enough, she has no interest in having a relationship with her sons (who now live a quiet life in Hawaii with their dad) and she's has minimal contact with her parents. Plus, I have no idea what's going on with her divorce to what's-his-name. Anyhoo, I don't know what her financial situation is, but if she ever does return to the public scene I suspect it will on Only Fans. Or she will "find Jesus" and become a religious nut job and performing with a snake at a church tent revival. 

► T.I. and his wife, Tiny, have been slapped with a lawsuit and a legal investigation for allegations of drugging and sexually assaulting a woman they lured to a Los Angeles hotel.  The complaint against them was filed this week and the victim is being referred to as "Jane Doe" to protect her identity. The victim claims she met T.I. and Tiny at a nightclub and that Tiny spiked her drink.  She goes on to say they took her to a hotel room where they assaulted her. The filing goes into very graphic details of what they did to her which I won't get into because it requires eye bleach and a Silkwood shower to wash off the grossness.  Read More

 

T.I. with wife, Tiny. Photo: Aaron J. Thornton / Filmmagic / Getty Images / HuffingtonPost.com

Comment: Looks like PW Manor has a tag-team contender for Shit Bag of the Month. T.I. has always given assholey perv vibes. Just look at him, Robin, and Pharrel in the Blurred Lines music video. He comes across as creeper who landed ass-first on the video sound stage with Robin saying, "dude, you're just what this video needs". The three of them are the trifecta of lewdness in that video. Anyway, I am not surprised at all by this allegation. 

► In an interview with The Telegraph, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber (Phantom of the Opera, Cats) admitted he had to hire a priest to rid his house of a poltergeist.  The house was a 19th century property he owned in Belgravia which is a central district in London.  The ghost who as living rent-free didn't want a roommate.  According to Andrew, the ghost "would take theater scripts and put them in a neat pile in some obscure room".  Wait a sec: Andrew is complaining about ghost who's a neat freak? Damn...I would let the ghost clean my place. If the ghost wants to do my laundry and stack it in a neat pile I won't complain. Okay...back to Andrew. He said the priest blessed his home and the ghost packed up and left.  Read More

Andrew Lloyd Webber. Photo: SkyNews.com

Comment:  What a missed opportunity. I would have kept the ghost around since it had a thing for cleaning and stacking things in neat piles. Imagine coming home to a tidy house every day. What a treat that would be.

► The Federal Drug Agency (FDA) is looking into side effects of popular diabetes drugs that are being used for weight loss. These include Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, and Zepboud.  Cases are being reported of users suffering hair loss; and some users complaining of suicidal thoughts after using the medication.  According to a report:

"The FDA is “evaluating the need for regulatory action” after its FDA Adverse Event Reporting System or FAERS received reports of alopecia, or hair loss; aspiration, or accidentally breathing in things like food or liquid; and suicidal ideation in people using these medications."

The use of these drugs to lose weight has gained traction among many celebrities who are turning to them as a fast way to shed weight. Sadly, many people are influenced by celebrities. This has led to the drugs being used like a Pez dispenser by the mainstream.  Read More

Image: Toronto Star

Comment: Are these drugs becoming this generation's phe-phen? That was a popular weight loss drug back in the 1990s that celebrities glommed on to as a quick fix to lose weight and quickly gained in popularity with the public. Unfortunately phen-phen had bad side effects to the vascular and pulmonary system and was taken off the market.  Ozempic, Wegovy and other similar drugs were created to treat diabetes. They were not designed as a weight loss treatment and their misuse may be bringing about some unknown side effects.  BTW: Have you noticed people who have admitted to taking this stuff seem to be aging badly? Their faces look sullen and sunken. The skin appears haggard and grayish.  Just my observation.