The Cult of ... Ray J?

It happened sometime a few years ago actually, but it's momentum has been speeding at a frightening pace: Ray j, who's singing career is akin to Tiger Wood's basketball game, is big. Let me repeat that: Ray J, who's acting career is akin to Diddy's rapping skills, is big.
Some can argue that it happened when he got all the publicity of a B-movie superstar when his sex tape with Kim Kardashian was leaked. Others will say his 'consistent, high-level artistry" in music and film have catapulted him to the successful sex symbol (gulp, I know, I know) that he is today.
Smash that, homie.
Ray J is big because he has a timely trifecta working in his favor: A hot VH1 reality show, infamy associated with B-list celebrity sex kittens (Kim K, Lil Kim, and yes, Whitney). Of course, his TV past on "Moesha" didn't hurt him any. Consider this though: Ray J is so hot right now that he is no longer "Brandy's little brother," instead Brandy is "Ray J's older sister."
Need further proof?
"Smashed the homie" is in the American lexicon now.
Thanks, Ray J. We owe you big time.

Celebs tweet their love of Brittany Murphy

Some people are loved, by a lot of people, but don't know it.
Actress Brittany Murphy, who died today at age 32, was clearly one of them.
The news spread quickly around the blogosphere, with updates by the minute, then her peers, the celebrities, took over.
"This is too sad. May God give her loved ones strength," tweeted actress Laura London. Other celebrities simply announced her death. Los Angeles police have opened an investigation into the actress's death, which comes at the end to a sorrowful year when it came to celebrity deaths.
The outpouring of support from celebrities, expressed in traditional news media, and also Twitter, proved that Murphy touched some people.
Many celebs just left a short note, testifying to the bond of friendship they shared with the "8 Mile" actress.

Andrea Kelly (R. Kelly's wife) finally free ... for Ray J?

Few things are as rampant and out of control as Mr. Raymond Norwood aka "Ray J." and his way with women. And there are still fewer protagonists that people could have less sympathy for them than R. Kelly, the bump-and-grinder-in-residence of the music world. But when news recently hit that he and wife, Andrea, had finally divorced, the question that immediately pops into mind is, what now for Andrea? (Who will share custody of their 3 kids after 11 years of marriage).
Could the marriage, already tremendously strained by R. Kelly's penchant for young girls and defiance after winning his much-publicized statutory rape case, have been torn asunder by the also-wandering eye of innocent Andrea?

We don't have spies, we don't do "anonymous" sources. We're simply stating that Ray J is a playa. Married women, however estanged from their husbands, arefair game to him. Both of them have a knack for the music business after playing second fiddle for years. Ray J is contemplating several projects after his latest album "Raydiation" fizzled. Andrea has been mentioned for an R&B trio based off the PussyCat Dolls. Whatever the case, it's a good chance that he and Andrea may be in for a little 12 Play themselves. Just sayin.