Comments on: Is Justin Timberlake dating Rihanna?

By: callmewhatever

callmewhatever — Thu, 01 Oct 2009 00:06:19 +0000

I love Jessica Biel and I think JT seems like a serial manogamist and if I were a woman, I wouldnt get serious with him but RiRi seems like she just likes to have fun. Im a black female though and love seeing us with white men. I recently started dating one, everything about it is more exciting for me cause it still seems “forbidden” lol. Dont take my comments too seriously and start a race debate though PLEASE. Tired of black vs white stuff.

By: Mark Stone

Mark Stone — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 17:20:54 +0000

Renee,
I value your comments, but please, oh please, do not compare me to that evil Ann Coulter. I think that’s the worst thing anyone has ever said to me!
When I talk about celebrities I often do so with tongue firmly planted in cheek. C’mon now, how can we honestly take the world of celebrity seriously? My Celebrity Sizzle prides itself on providing the information that people want to know, but by no means does it take itself seriously.

By: renee reed

renee reed — Wed, 30 Sep 2009 14:38:53 +0000

I guess this Mark Stone character is trying to become the new Ann “hateful” Coulter with his mean-spirited remarks. Mark Stone is the one with racial hang-ups and is trying to stir up trouble by insinuating that all black americans are racists. Get over yourself Mark stone and try reporting the facts of a story while not putting your own evil twists on them. You, Mark Stone, are what’s wrong with the world today. Ikhi said everything spot on.

By: lkhi

lkhi — Thu, 24 Sep 2009 03:13:27 +0000

This article reveals the interesting–and twisted–sorts of presumptions that fuel racial misunderstanding and promote stereotypes. The author claims “I’m also imagining all the backlash from the African American community when they chastise Rihanna for taking up with a white guy. Can’t we get over the interracial thing already?”
Note, he is “imagining” a backlash and then taking the African American community to task–not for anything they’ve done–but for what he’s imagining they’ll do. That is, he is complaining that these yet imaginary people can’t “get over the interracial thing.” Not a word has been spoken from the African American community, yet Mr. Stone has already prepared his readers to brace themselves for the coming race-driven scandal. Of course, maybe the scandal will never happen–maybe the imaginary African American backlash will never occur–but articles such as this, with their casual assumptions about what will and will not offend the African American community, only fortify the stereotypes that people in the white community may hold about race relations.
This is how rumors get started, no? Mr. Stone, I would say, is the one who cannot “get over” the interracial thing.

By: tjbw

tjbw — Wed, 23 Sep 2009 19:40:38 +0000

“I’m also imagining all the backlash from the African American community when they chastise Rihanna for taking up with a white guy.”

you do realize that rhianna is not an american, right?