Tyga DRAGS Kylie Jenner, Takes Credit for Making Her Rich and Famous!

Reports say that, privately, Tyga misses Kylie Jenner and her sexy feet and the lifestyle that he had while he was with her.

But in a new interview — on Nicki Minaj’s radio show — Tyga says that he’s happy to have moved on and has no hard feelings.

In fact, Tyga claims that really, he’s the one who made Kylie into the success story she is today.

Tyga appeared on Nicki Minaj’s Queen Radio, where naturally he was asked about his ex-girlfriend, Kylie Jenner.

Specifically, he was asked if he missed her.

“Nah, I’m good luv,” Tyga replied. “Enjoy!”

Well, Kylie turned 21 in August.

Perhaps she is now too old to hold the interest of the almost-29-year-old rapper who began dating her when she was a minor. Who can say?

Tyga then stirs the pot by claiming that he helped Kylie become the influencer, mogul, and near-billionaire she is today.

“You’ve got to look at the before and after,” he claims.

Tyga does acknowledge: “She always had a platform and she was always destined to be what she was going to be regardless.”

“But when I stepped in,” Tyga says. “There was a lot of codes being taught.”

By that, he means that she was still figuring out her look and her brand. He says: “It was like, ‘You could do this, you should start this, you should start doing your hair like this,’”

Tyga shares the advice that he supposedly gave to Kylie: “You should adapt because you need black people to f–k with you cause you need culture.”

To clarify, to f–k with someone in this case doens’t mean sex or pranking someone — it means to be willing to associate with someone.

“I had a lot to do with all that,” Tyga boasts.

“I don’t need to go online and tell people I did this and I’m the one helping her coming up with these colors and names on her … lip line,” Tyga claims. “It was a lot of stuff.”

We’ve heard about how Tyga’s foot fetish influenced Kylie to wear certain types of toe-revealing shoes and to paint her nails.

So how does Tyga feel about Travis Scott, whose album debuted at #1 thanks to Kylie’s influence.

“We ain’t got no beef,” Tyga claims. “It’s his time right now.”

Travis’ time began mere weeks after Kylie and Tyga broke up. For that matter, her pregnancy began mere weeks after she and Travis got together.

“You gotta let it ride,” Tyga says. “I ain’t got no beef with him.”

It’s interesting to hear Tyga claim that he somehow made Kylie famous or successful.

In real life, where the rest of us live, relatively few people had even heard of him before he began slipping it to the still-underage Kylie Jenner.

Kylie was a tremendous boost to his brand and his ego. And perhaps all of that has gone to his head.

We will say that rappers definitely have to maintain a certain vibe of financial security and self-assuredness, even to the point of absurdity, so Tyga almost has to spout off like this.

It’s weird to hear him take credit for what Kylie has done — things that many refer to as cultural appropriation.

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Wendy Williams Drags Rob Kardashian Over His Blac Chyna Complaints: She"s Still Winning!

After Easter weekend"s throw-down fight between Blac Chyna and an almost random stranger at Six Flags, Rob Kardashian worries that Chyna is too unstable.

Or that"s what his lawyers are reportedly going to argue in yet another court battle to amend the custody agreement.

Wendy Williams, as you"ll see in the clip below, thinks that this is hogwash and that Rob should just accept that he"s lost and that Chyna won.

It might be an oversimplification to say that Rob worries that Blac Chyna is too dangerous to be around Dream.

Many believe that Rob"s alleged push to set new rules on Chyna"s behavior has less to do with fatherly concern — Chyna was, after all, defending Dream (sort of) and there"s no sign that Dream or King witnessed her stroller shenanigans — and more to do with money.

Specifically, he"s been paying her $ 20,000 a month in child support.

Some wonder if he"s angling for a reduction in these payments, perhaps by claiming that Chyna isn"t using those funds properly — for example, she didn"t pay for a VIP escort around Six Flags.

But it"s been widely reported that Rob is planning on using this occasion to demand that Chyna not introduce Dream to any boyfriend of hers unless she"s been dating him for at least 6 months.

Even though, as far as the Six Flags incident goes, Chyna"s young, hot 18-year-old boyfriend wasn"t the problem.

Well, Wendy Williams thinks that this is a bunch of malarkey.

She starts off her segment on Rob and Chyna by openly questioning Rob"s parenting skills.

Mostly, it sounds like she"s just body-shaming Rob … and at times it sounds like she"s implying that his weight makes him physically unable to act as a father.

(Point of order, folks: Rob recently showed off massive weight loss. That said, it"s hard to see a realistic way that his weight, even in the past, would impact his ability to care for his daughter)

She also suggests that Rob might need a woman — such as one of his maternally experienced sisters or his mother — to tell him what to do in order to be the best parent for Dream.

That … is something that fewer people find objectionable.

Wendy gets into the six-month rule that Rob is rumored to be pushing to impose upon Chyna.

"Their relationships only last for six months," she exclaims.

She says that she likes that for more "normal" couples, in Hollywood or beyond. That seems like a common-sense policy, to keep children from growing attached to a carousel of short-term partners.

"That"s what decent people do," Wendy continues.

After a pause, she follows that up with: "I"m not saying that Rob and Chyna aren"t decent."

Isn"t she, though?

Wendy then slams Rob for having hooked up with a stripper in the first place, and for her lacking a backbone.

In fact, it doesn"t seem that Wendy has a very high opinion of sex workers of any kind, which is sad. That"s a stigma that needs to end.

"You are stuck, Rob," Wendy says to the camera. "You are stuck with a stripper who is running circles around you."

Honestly, like many people, Wendy sounds impressed by how Chyna is perceived to have used Rob Kardashian.

"You know what? Chyna … you"re still winning. She"s still winning."

It"s possible that her winning streak will end in court after her Six Flags outburst, but that remains to be seen.

Wendy also lays into Rob"s sock line, talking about how expensive each pair of socks is and how she imagines that they would sell better under a couple of situations.

One, if Rob were to lower the price to, you know, a level that a person would be willing to pay for the novelty of Kardashian socks.

Two, if Rob were more like "the old Rob" (we think that she just means if he shed his excess weight), and stopped dressing like a "slob," as she terms it.

Specifically, Wendy says: "Nobody wants a sock after this slob!"

As unfair as it may sound that Rob needs to dress nicely and improve public perception if he wants his socks to sell better, that is usually how a personal brand of clothing works.

But a man of Rob"s means can probably afford to get nice suits tailored to him, at any size.

And if Rob"s having trouble budgeting it, we"re sure that any of his sisters and certainly his mother would be thrilled to help him visit a tailor and tidy up his look.

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Brandi Glanville Drags the Living Heck Out of Gerard Butler

Brandi Glanville has officially gone on amazing record:

She is not a woman scorned.

She is a woman ANGRY.

Like, very, very, very, very angry. And we are so here for it!

The former The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills cast member – who thinks Joanna Krupa’s vagina smells and who thinks Amber Portwood is an unstable narcissist – has set her scathing sights on Gerard Butler in a new open letter…

… and it’s a thing of totally vicious beauty.

You see, many years ago, Glanville and Butler had a fling.

Both sides admit it. Both sides say the brief sexual was a lot of fun and that they parted ways afterward, never to see each other again.

No hard feelings. Just a hard penis and a wet vagina, basically.

When asked about the naked encounter by TMZ awhile ago, Butler reacted in shock, claiming he didn’t know who Brandi Glanville was because she never told him her last name back when they banged.

This subject was broached again last week on Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen.

This is what Butler said about Glanville:

“It was kind of a crazy time…  we hung out, we had fun, and then I never saw her again. And then suddenly, I was walking down the street with a director, and these guys from TMZ come running down the street going, ‘Hey, what about you and Brandi Glanville?’

“And I’m like, ‘Who’s Brandi Glanville?’

“Because I didn’t even know her last name! So I’m like, ‘Who’s Brandi Glanville?’ She got pretty upset.”

Well, now she’s REALLY upset.

And we sort of don’t blame her.

In a lengthy letter addressed to “Gerry” on her official website, Glanville absolutely destroyed Butler late Monday, taking digs at his career, his sexism and his tone deafness in light of the #MeToo movement.

 

“I’m not exactly sure when misogyny became so hip, cool and accepted but what I will tell you is that I won’t f-cking stand for it anymore!” Glanville wrote, adding at the start of her letter:

“I’m talking to you, Gerard Butler! Honestly who the f-ck do you think you are?

“You, Mr. ‘movie star,’ can choke on your own…ego. Not that I even remember your last hit movie but it seems like ‘300’ was years ago.”

It’s true: 300 came out in 2006 and Butler has since starred in such non-epic films as Law Abiding Citizen… Machine Gun Preacher… and Olympus Has Fallen.

“I would like to make something crystal f-cking clear to you,” Glanville continued.

“Your behavior the other night, publicly acting as if you were embarrassed to have ever met me or had relations with me as if I were some horrid decrepit troll is not only disgusting but unacceptable.

“#TimesUp on this kind of behavior.”

That’s a reference to the organization that supports victims of sexual harassment and misconduct.

We hope you put a pot of coffee on, readers… because Brandi was far from finished.

“Respect the women you invite into your bed and into your life,” she wrote, addressing Butler and elaborating:

“Whether you know their last name or not! Whether they are famous or not! Just be a proper human being.

“Imagine that some man was on TV speaking of your mother, sister, daughter or even friend cringing with embarrassment. Exactly the way you acted and spoke of me.

“Well my two sons Mason, 14 and Jake, 10 don’t have to imagine it because it just happened to them, to me and to all of us.

“With the Me Too movement I have found my voice again and I refuse to stay quiet.

“I may not have been sexually harassed but I have been humiliated, embarrassed, financially tortured and emotionally abused by men in power, in my work life and by men like you in my personal life.”

Glanville has become known as a rather big drama queen – but we sort of see where she’s coming from here.

There’s no reason for Butler to be drudging up the past in this manner. Why show such disrespect?

But of course, this is Brandi Glanville.

So she did end up takings things to a forehead-slapping level toward the end of her message.

“I honestly never sought out the life that I live now filled with insecurities, trust issues and doubt,” she wrote, adding that if it were up to her, she would be “f-cking happily married to a ‘faithful’ Eddie Cibrian quietly-ish raising our 2 beautiful boys with no cameras other than the ones he worked in front of.”

Cibrian, an actor, cheated on Glanville with LeAnn Rimes.

And Brandi reminds the public of this every chance she gets.

Not that Cibrian should ever live that deed down, of course.

Added Glanville, on a strong roll:

“You seem to be caught up on the fact that I didn’t tell you my last name or what I did for work before we actually ‘hooked up.’

“When I’m out at a party and someone walks up to me and says hi what’s your name, like most people I simply say ‘hi I’m Brandi nice to meet you.’

“Furthermore if you have to tell someone you’re famous…you’re not only an asshole but you clearly are not that f-cking famous!!!”

Finally, after rhetorically asking Butler if he was “too big of a movie star to be associated with lowly reality television personalities,” Glanville concluded in iconic fashion, simply writing:

“I think you suck and my dad wants to kick your ass.”

Bravo, Brandi.

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Kim Cattrall Drags Sarah Jessica Parker Over Sex and the City 3

Ding! Ding! Ding!

It is totally on between Kim Cattrall and Sarah Jessica Parker.

For real this time.

Throughout the filming of Sex and the City the HBO television show and then Sex and the City, the two mediocre movies, there had always been chatter that these two actresses did not get along very well.

Which is fine.

Not all co-stars need to be best friends forever.

But the claws have now officially come out in the wake of Parker telling Extra that plans for a third film in the franchise have officially been scrapped.

“We had this beautiful, funny, heartbreaking, joyful, very relatable script and story,” she told the entertainment news outlet, adding:

“It’s not just disappointing that we don’t get to tell the story and have that experience, but more so for that audience that has been so vocal in wanting another movie.”

(Note: Have they, really?!? Sex and the City 2 has a score of 16% on Rotten Tomatoes.)

Amidst talk that Cattrall was the one to squash the follow-up flick due to various production demands, the veteran actress sat down with Piers Morgan on the program “Life Stories” to address any and all diva-related chatter.

Her general response?

I’ve never been on board for Sex and the City 3… and Parker sort of sucks!

“At this very moment it’s quite extraordinary to get any kind of negative press about something that I’ve been saying for almost a year of ‘no’ that I’m demanding or a diva,” Cattrall told Morgan, adding:

“And this is really where I take to task the people from Sex and the City and specifically Sarah Jessica Parker, in that I think she could have been nicer.”

So there you have it.

After all this time, that’s the first admission from either Cattrall or Parker that they aren’t exactly on each other’s Christmas lists.

“I really think she could have been nicer,” Cattrall reiterated in her interview. “I don’t know what her issue is. I never have.” 

Cattrall went on to explain that she was approached in December about the possibility of Sex and the City 3… and that it simply never appealed to her.

“This isn’t about more money, this is not about more scenes, it’s not about any of those things,” she said.

“This is about a clear decision, an empowered decision in my life to end one chapter and start another. I’m 61. It’s now.”

Fair enough, right?

And it’s not as if Cattrall is even against a third movie. Go ahead and make it without me, she happily tells the cast and crew!

“I want them to make the movie, if that’s what they want to do,” she said.

“It’s a great part. I played it past the finish line and then some and I loved it, and another actress should play it. Maybe they could make it an African-American Samantha Jones or a Hispanic Samantha Jones?’

“I’ve moved on. This is what my 60s are about. They’re about me making decisions for me, not my career. For me.

“And that feels frickin’ fantastic.”

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Demi Lovato Drags Haters with "Sorry Not Sorry"

Demi Lovato"s celebrating Prime Day — which is today, folks — and not just by being super hot as usual. Though also that.

No, she"s celebrating by posting a teaser for her upcoming "Sorry Not Sorry" music video.

We love music videos and Demi Lovato, so this is pretty exciting.

In an interview with Amazon Music, Demi Lovato says that "Sorry Not Sorry" is a message to haters.

"You know what? I"m good now. And sorry I"m not sorry that you may not be loving where your life is at the moment."

Hey, if you"re living your best life, flaunt that for everyone.

Be proud.

That"s a good basis for the song.

Especially in a world where most songs seem to be about romance.

(Be they past, present, or hypothetical)

Demi explains that this definitely isn"t the case:

"A lot of people hear the song and they think it"s about an ex-boyfriend or something like that, but it"s actually just a song about the haters."

Well, we already knew that Demi and Wilmer Valderrama are still super friendly.

One of the biggest appeals that songs like "Sorry Not Sorry" have is relatability.

You know, where you picture a teen sitting on their bed listening to the song on repeat because it matches their mood at the time.

The phrase, sorry not sorry, is honestly pretty fantastic.

You don"t really see it used in a mean way.

Like, most of the time it"s on Twitter and it"s more along the lines of "I"m not even a little embarrassed" than an apology or otherwise.

You don"t show up 30 minutes later to brunch with your fellow Millennials and say "sorry not sorry" — you apologize profusely.

And then everyone responds "no worries!" or "no problem!"

No, you say sorry not sorry when you go to the grocery store in a tank top and pajama pants at 2am and then swing by to pick up fast food at 3am because you"re living your best life and those are the best times for you to do your shopping.

In this case, and this is where relatability really ties in.

Because if you"ve moved on to a wonderful new relationship and you"re flaunting it where your ex can see, that"s a sorry not sorry kind of situation.

Whether we"re talking about Adele or Taylor Swift, hooking listeners by appealing to their emotional states can be the key to musical success.

Demi"s singing specifically about haters (which isn"t all that specific), and unfortunately a lot of people can relate to having haters.

We will say that the song itself is not her very strongest.

That would be her iconic song, "Skyscraper," right?

Or maybe the outrageously powerful vocals of "Neon Lights" should hold that spot.

(One of our favorite vines — remember when Vine was a thing? — has a viner singing "Neon Lights" simply because it"s so impressive)

Don"t get us wrong — "Sorry Not Sorry" looks fun.

But all things considered, we"re looking forward to Selena Gomez"s "Fetish," which comes out in a couple of days.

(Even though we know less about it, or even how it sounds)

But … that"s not an insult to Demi Lovato.

Or even a fair comparison.

Demi"s song is already for sale on iTunes, so you don"t have to wait to listen to the whole thing.

But often music videos really make songs more powerful and memorable.

We really don"t know what the extent of the music video will be.

We don"t expect a sort of colorful wonderland spiritual journey like Kesha"s music video for "Praying."

Each artist has their own style, you know?

But based on this teaser, Demi"s music video could keep changing sets as it goes and might end up really surprising us.

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Scarlett Johansson Drags Katy Perry"s Drag Queens into "SNL" After-Party (PHOTO)

Scarlett Johansson saved the day for a couple of Katy Perry’s drag queen performers during the finale of “Saturday Night Live” … by getting them into the after-party. A group of Katy’s drag queens — who performed with her for ‘SNL’s’ final…

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Bow Wow Drags Melania into Snoop Dogg-Trump Beef

Bow Wow just upped the ante in the war between Snoop Dogg and the prez by threatening to pimp out Melania Trump. Shad Moss, aka Bow Wow, tweeted President Trump … “Ayo @realDonaldTrump shut your punk ass up talking shit about my…

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Justin Bieber -- Ghost of Eggings Past Still Haunts ... Ex-Neighbor Drags Bodyguard into Case

Justin Bieber’s ex-neighbor from the egging isn’t letting past battles die — he’s STILL suing over an alleged spitting encounter, and now he wants a bodyguard to roll over on the singer. Jeffrey Schwartz was the victim in the infamous egg attack in…

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#BurritoRat Drags Mexican Meal Into Subway Lair

Sit down, Pizza Rat. Back away for a moment, Milkshake Squirrel.

It"s time for users of the Internet to be introduced to Burrito Rat!

Keeping up with one of the stranger, more unexpected viral traditions that has broken out over the past several weeks, a New York City resident has captured footage of a rat dragging a giant piece of Mexican food deep into the depths of the subway system.

It’s unclear what sort of burrito is featured here (chicken? Steak? Did the animal pay extra for guacamole?), but it"s very clear that the rat can"t wait to go scarf it down away from the chaos of the train platform.

And this much is also clear: we are NOT following this rat down there to watch any further. Gross.