Kobe's accuser 'bragged' 
 
Five (5) partygoers who said 'she was happy' when they saw her said the girl bragged about the NBA star's manhood (dick) at a party last week. The girl accused Kobe Bryant of rape. Steve Evancho told NBC News that the 19-year-old woman showed up at his house party on July 15 - three days before prosecutors slapped Bryant with sex assault charges. "She was bragging about the whole thing and that she was having fun. She answered with a gesture and a description about how big he was. They couldn't believe it."  The DA declined to comment on the story.

Other friends contradicted and said the woman was stunned and upset after the June 30 incident at the Lodge & Spa at Cordillera, where she worked at the front desk. A friend of the woman said the woman felt a certain amount of chemistry with Bryant when she showed him around the resort near Vail. She accepted an invitation to go to his room. Starlene Bray said (she is the the woman who was at the lodge I believe next door) "She had thoughts of declining, but he had been nice. She felt safe about doing that." "I can't wait for this to get in front of a jury so they can see what happened," Luke Bray said. "Their jaws will hit the floor, and they will convict him."

Kobe Bryant who is married and has a 6-month-old daughter, insists he had consensual sex with the woman. 
 
Que Say Rah Say Rah Whatever Will Be Will Be!

Is it OK to say "Serve them right?" You know.. Saddam Hussein's sons Uday and Qusay. It is said they were killed in a gunfight in a small town outside of Baghdad. A little background on the sons are that Qusay Hussein was the son widely perceived as most likely to succeed his father, Saddam. As Iraq prepared its defenses in the run-up to the war, Qusay was put in charge of four key areas including Baghdad and Tikrit -- the Hussein family's home town. When the war began, he was in charge of the country's vast intelligence network, the 80,000-strong Republican Guard and 15,000-member Special Republican Guard. Uday Hussein, which is confirmed, has a reputation for violence that he tortured Iraqi athletes who did not meet expectations. He also ran the Saddam Fedayeen security force. He was in charge of the nation's Olympic committee, editing a leading newspaper, Babel, and Youth TV, the country's most popular channel. 

Singer Monica back on Top But not before Hitting the Bottom

Singer Monica, born Monica Arnold on October 24, 1980, had her first hit in 1995 with "Don't Take It Personal", "Before You Walk out of My Life" and now with "So Gone" in 2003, revealed to "Access Hollywood" that three years ago (1999), her boyfriend, Javis Weems committed suicide in front of her while the two were sitting in his car at a cemetery in Atlanta where his brother is buried. He shot himself in the head, and died in her arms. He said he was going to go be with his brother and he got in his car. I felt something was wrong and that I needed to go there." Billy Bush the reporter queried, "You see him there, and he's got a gun in his lap. What are you thinking at this point?" She revealed "The police, until the last second, where they looked at me and basically removed me from his lap, I felt like he was going to live. I felt like he was going to be here." Monica was just 19 years old and had recently won a Grammy with Brandy for their song "The Boy Is Mine." The suicide devastated her. She stopped singing. Now, Monica credits God, her family, and pop singer Whitney Houston with helping her recover from the horrific experience. On June 17, 2003, Monica released her new CD, "After the Storm." featuring the hit "So Gone". Monica said she's got a new boyfriend. (I hope this one doesn't kill himself too. Females CAN drive you crazy). 

Where my girls at?

702. Remember that group? It consisted of (Lead singer) Kameelah, Lemisha, and Irish (the latter 2 are sisters). The single Where my girls at? Year: June 15th 1999. They are some hot little mama's. I was wondering what happened to them. Well, they seem to have gotten lost in the music/entertainment industry. It's a really hard business cause when you're hot.... whooo! you're hot. When you're not.... God help you. It's out of site out of mind! Anyway for anyone who's interested let me inform you that they left Motown Records, changed management, lead singer Kameelah is pursuing a solo career, founding member Orish Grinstead (Irish's twin sister) had re-joined the group as the third member, but I heard she allowed one of Irish's friend Cree Lamore to step up, they are keeping the name 702, and should have an album out by the summer (that's left to be seen). The first single from this album will be  "Love's A B*tch". (Have these girls been talking to my ex?)

Irish of the group shared her thoughts. "We disappeared after 'Where My Girls At?' We went through a whole lot of changes. It took us like a year and a half to get back on our feet. But we're back now. We grew apart.  Everybody wanted different things for the group. I talked to Meelah like three weekends ago. She called me for my birthday. We still love each other, but we got to a point where all our directions were different, and she wanted to go solo." The sisters called their friend, 22-year-old Cree Lamore. "When Meelah decided to go solo, I wanted to find a friend, somebody I'm close with already. Cree was perfect for the group. We are shopping for a new record deal and this time around, we'll all sing, which is a major difference. The biggest problem we had when Meelah left the group is that people didn't believe my sister and I could sing. We had to come back and prove ourselves." We had a single called "Pootie Tangin' from the upcoming film based on a character from "The Chris Rock Show." "It's a club song. A guy is pootie tangin' when he's doing his thing, when he's macking. Pootie Tang is a ladies' man. The men hate him but the women love him. They girls were excited and continued by saying, "Let me tell you, we found out we were doing this song for the soundtrack like four days before we had to shoot the video. We hadn't even written the song, much less recorded it. We were in the studio from like nine in the morning until noon the next day. We went through every hormonal change. We screamed! We were like, 'We can't take this anymore!' Irish finished up, "Even though we took a long break, we still have something to give the public."