What more can I say to describe Mary J. Blige’s appearance on The Wendy Williams Show that wasn’t already addressed in my chat with YoungSinick this evening?

I know she’s not that awkward in person. I bet she be cursing and shit, trying to shoot pool. I love her. Like, if she’s friends with Tamar Braxton you know she can talk. She hangs with Taraji P. Henson and Tamar now. Said she hasn’t seen Lil’ Kim in years. Shade says she rolls with the wealthy and relevant. Let me stop before a Kim stan swoops in. Mary probably doesn’t wanna be bothered with Kim, though. Still talking about Biggie like it’s 1995 and she just escaped Faith Evans’ wrath.

And that’s what friends are for. Peep a snippet Willona Woods’ chat with Wendell after jump.

After a quick untuck and wig change, Wendy Williams rehashed her earlier interview with Terrell Owens for an after show video, sharing her opinion on the mistakes the “aloof” fallen NFL star has made in both his professional and personal life.

Radio Wendell would’ve let T.O. have it to his face. Television Wendell lets her nuts hang on YouTube.

Sister 2 Sister – After putting his trust in the wrong people, Terrell Owens said he’s now focusing on his family and trying to return to the NFL.

“I’m doing my own thing. I just gotta start over. Right now, my family is more important than two friends,” said T.O. in reference to former gal pals and reality TV co-stars Monique Jackson and Kita Williams.

While he didn’t bash the executive producers of his now-defunct series, “The T.O. Show,” Wendy Williams summed things up bluntly: “They double-crossed him,” she said, explaining that the two women sought their own series without him and didn’t tell him about their plan to branch off.

“Right now I’m on a solo mission,” he said.

As sad as broken friendships can be, his damaged relationships with Mo and Kita aren’t T.O.’s biggest problem. The former NFL star who once earned $10 to $12 million a year and was worth an estimated $50 million, is now just about broke.

He’s now earning a little more than $500 a game in the Indoor Football League.

“I’m just trying to use that to kinda keep myself in shape,” said T.O., optimistic about his return to the NFL and doubtful that he’ll get hurt in the process.

“They can’t hit what they can’t touch,” he joked.

Who’s afraid of the big bad wolf pussy? Andre Leon Talley was sugar, spice and everything nice at private viewing in New York City on Tuesday.

Can you believe that it has been two decades since the release of Juice? Cast members Khalil Kain and NeNe’s son Jermaine Hopkins partied it up at New York City hot spot Greenhouse following a moving screening celebrating the film’s 20th anniversary on Tuesday. Fatboy’s got the juice now.

Looks like Floyd Mayweather is trying to clean up his image before he starts his stint as a booty warrior. Surrounded by cancer survivors, the boxer presented a check made out in the amount of $100,000 to the CEO of The Southern Nevada Susan Komen Race For A Cure Foundation on Wednesday.

Queen Latifah and Wendy Williams got wiggy wit it for a segment on the talk show’s host show called Master Hairpiece Theatre, complete with an re-enactment of Mob Wives. Queen Latifah is hot on the promo trail in support of her new film, ‘Joyful Noise.’

Monica continued to take a bite out of The Big Apple on Wednesday. Taking a cue from friends Ciara and La La, the southern songbird grabbed her most eye grabbing handbag and headed to Madison Square Garden for an impromptu photo shoot.

The Kang’s loyal subjects weren’t very pleased with the way his promo run (watch the clip below) on The Wendy Williams Show unfolded last week. In a video blog uploaded after the show aired Wendell directly addressed the all too awkward interview.

“The reality show starts out with him in prison talking to Tiny at home,” said Williams. “What part of ‘you are an ex-con’ doesn’t he understand? I get Middle America, I get him trying to change his image but he should have thought about all that three arrest ago.”

She continued: “I like T.I., I like his wife Tiny but you can’t have it both ways, sir. You go on The View and other shows and give it up. But what is it, I’m too familiar with you and so you don’t want to really give it up here? You gave my booking department a hard time but you were the one who wanted to get on the show very badly, might I add.”

“And life has gone on” is my new response for shit I don’t care to discuss. Thanks Cliff!

Taraji P. Henson spilled about the men she may or may not have dated in the entertainment biz. Cutting right to the chase (as she always does), Wendy Williams asked the Oscar-nominated actress a gamut of questions about Tyrese, Common, Terrence Howard and Drake. Here’s what she had to say:

On rumors that she dated Drake

Drake was a friend. It was cute because I knew he liked me and I kept looking at him like ‘If you were ten years older, boy whew’ but no. I couldn’t because he is seven years older than my son.

On dating Common

Okay I’ll tell you the truth, Common and I did date. All the rest no.

On Terrence Howard

Terrence and I never ever [dated]. Here’s my thing, I don’t mix business with pleasure and I’m saying this to the young girls out there that want to get into the business. Whatever you do in your private life should be just that, private. If you are a hoe, girl be a hoe behind the scenes because if you are having sex with them, why would they want to work with you again? Think about it.

On Dating Tyrese

Not all all – ever. I promise you. If I did I would tell [you]. First of all, I am a horrible liar, these big ole’ eyes will tell on me. Oh gosh. I can’t lie’. If Tyrese and I crossed that line the love wouldn’t be there. The chemistry wouldn’t be there because Taraji and Tyrese did it. — Vibe Vixen

Folks familiar with Wendy Williams interviewing style during her radio reign know that its a vast difference compared to the fluffy way she now handles in-studio guests.

But Williams gave her new Middle America cult following a glimmer of the shade that made people love to hate her on Tuesday morning while grilling ‘Basketball Wives LA’ fan favorite Draya Michele on her relationship with Chris Brown, smashing the locked-out homies and more during the Hot Topics segment.

Mama, clutch your pearls.

Faithful viewers of The Wendy Williams Show often times don’t get to experience the full on pleasure principle that is the talk show host’s indentured servant feet, bulldog stance and ‘fuck me face’ but their loss is your gain today! Are you rubbing your hands together like Birdman yet?

More flicks featuring Swizz Beatz, Mary J. Blige, Estelle, Jaleel White (not pictured, of course) and more at the Paper Magazine 2011 Nightlife Awards on Tuesday night after the jump.

Wendell Williams has enough tittay gravy to share with neighbors but that’s all Big Kevin right there. The over the top talk show host chatted it up with Mr. A.C. Slater himself on the set of Extra at The Grove on Monday in Los Angeles.

“I don’t know how I’d explain to a girl in an oversexualized society that Mommy has breast implants or had liposuction or a tummy tuck,” she dished in a recent magazine interview. “My son knows. He calls it, ‘Mommy cheated.’

DIFFERENCE IN LOVE

You marry a person with the intent — and that includes my first husband — till death do you part. You make a commitment and you make vows, but the covenant you make is with God. It’s beyond the spouse. I believe marriage is a salt covenant. Once salt is combined, that means it’s virtually impossible to separate, nor do I think it’s intended to be separated. Just like a marriage. Especially within the first couple of years, you’re going to have ups and downs. Once you make any good decision, you should expect to be met with obstacles and some turmoil, because that is the devil opposing.

I have always taken that convent — and my vows — very seriously. I took it seriously the first time. And I took it very seriously the second time — even more seriously because I was so madly in love with him. My first husband, I loved him, of course, to pieces. But he was a high school sweetheart. More like a brother . . . Then to have married him, obviously wasn’t the best fit. But I still love him as a person.

NICOLE ARI PARKER’S ADVICE ON KEEPING THE SPARK AFTER MARRIAGE

I put it like this: I say the minute you find your husband, make him your boyfriend. You act different when it’s your boyfriend. You care about what you look like, you’re excited when he comes over . . . it’s just a nice way of not taking each other for granted. Because it’s true: marriage, you get in a pattern; you get in a rut. We just try to break the pattern.

WHY ADOPTION ISN’T AN OPTION FOR CHILLI

I felt pressure at 35. I felt pressure when I was 30. I’m 39. In a perfect world, I wanted to be married and have three kids by the time I was 30. Time has gone by, but it didn’t change the fact that I want another child. Different roads in life are for different people. Adoption is not for me. I think it’s a beautiful thing. All babies need to be with somebody that loves them. I really want to be pregnant.

MIXING BUSINESS WITH MARRIAGE

The business fights get very personal. Kevin can criticize me like nobody else can. He can hurt my feelings real good. On the other hand, he’s also an executive producer on the show, so my job is to make the product great; his job is to propel it. When he screws up, then I can talk to him like I wouldn’t talk to another manager. The only thing is, I can’t fire him, because that wouldn’t be so good.

MASHONDA’S CHANGE OF TIDE

When I watch it, I do get emotional sometimes especially the scene when they went to my house [season finale episode], and I look at the way I looked ten months ago, and its like wow. I was really going through something, I looked trashed. From the way I look now and the way I looked then, it’s a big difference. Lifestyle means absolutely nothing. I was blessed to experience living in a house that was 21,000 sq feet, driving Bentleys, that stuff comes and goes. I watched so many women lose their selves in that and they don’t know how to act when its gone. Its not going to last forever, so when it was over, it was over. I just knew it was time to start over. I live in a town house now, and I’m happy that it’s mine. (SOURCE)