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Saturday, November 13, 2010

NO BUENO BET, NO BUENO!

DRAMA!! BET PAYS THE WHITE ACTRESS ON THE GAME MORE THAN ANYONE ELSE . . . AND EVERYONE IS FURIOUS ABOUT IT!!
YOU GUYS KNOW HOW BEFORE I WAS SO SO EXCITED ABOUT THE SHOW CALLED "THE GAME" NEW SEASON TO RETURN ON 1.11.11 ON BET. WELL I'M SO DAMN HAPPY THAT THE NEW SEASON HAS BEEN WRAPPED UP, BECAUSE IF IT WASN'T, THEN I'M QUITE SURE THAT ALL THE AFRICAN AMERICAN CASTMATES WOULD PROBABLY WALKED OFF SET & STRIKE THE SHOW AFTER THIS CRAZY AZZ BS.

The SCANDAL Is brewing amongst the cast of the TV show The Game. Because BET, the new network home of The Game has decided to pay actress BRITTANY DANIEL as much as TWICE the salary of her castmembers.
Here's what we know. A Person who works with the cast told that these are the OFFICIAL salaries of the actors of the show:
Tia Mowry (as Melanie Barnett) - $50K per episode
Pooch Hall (as Derwin Davis) - $40K per episode
Coby Bell (as Jason Pitts) - $35K per episode
Wendy Raquel Robinson (as Tasha Mack) - $35K per episode
Hosea Chanchez (as Malik Wright) - $35K per episode
Brittany Daniel (as Kelly Pitts) - $75K per episode

Well why is Brittany making more than her OTHER actors, including seasoned actress Tia Mowry. The insider explained, "The 'offiicial' word is that Brittany had to turn down another show to sign on, and so she's being compensated for that." The insider continued, "But that's crazy, everyone had another project that they could have done."And let's just say that her CASTMATES are NOT ONE BIT happy knowing how much Brittany is making . . . Sounds like Drama's around the corner.

I DON' WANT 2 SAY IT'S A RACE THING, BUT THIS IS THE 2ND INCIDENT I HAVE HEARD ABOUT WHEN IT COMES 2 DIFFERENT ETHNICITY'S AT BET. MANY SAY THAT EVEN THOUGH BET STANDS FOR BLACK ENTERTAINMENT TELEVISION, BUT THEY ALLOW BLACK MALES TO HOST SOME OF THEIR SHOWS i.e TERRENCE ON 106 & PARK. BUT WHEN IT COME TO FEMALES THEY WILL NOT ALLOW A BLACK FEMALE ANCHOR OR HOST. THEY WON'T NECESSARY PUT A WHITE WOMAN ON THEIR ANCHOR SHOWS BUT DEFINITELY A LATINA OR MEXICAN WOMAN CAN i.e ROSCI.
CHECK OUT THE STATEMENT FROM FORMER OWNER: SHEILA JOHNSON


Sheila Johnson: Not Exactly Proud of BET

Sheila Johnson is ashamed of what's become of BET, which Johnson once co-owned
Black Entertainment Television, which Sheila Crump Johnson and her husband Bob started three decades ago with $15,000 in seed money and a $500,000 investment from media mogul John Malone, made her one of wealthiest women in America.
When Viacom bought them out in 2000, Sheila and Bob pocketed $1.3 billion—making them, pre-Oprah, the nation’s first African-American billionaires.
So today she must be extremely proud of her baby, right?
“Don’t even get me started,” says the 60-year-old Johnson, who has since divorced and remarried (charmingly enough, to the Virginia circuit court judge who presided over her divorce). “I don’t watch it. I suggest to my kids [a twentysomething daughter and a college-age son] that they don’t watch it… I’m ashamed of it, if you want to know the truth.”
Johnson—who was at the Tribeca Film Festival this week for the premiere of The Other City, a searing, but ultimately hopeful documentary she produced about the AIDS epidemic in Washington, D.C.—says BET is making matters worse, and potentially contributing to the spread of AIDS, by promoting promiscuous, unprotected sex in raunchy late-night rap videos.

Now That's Crazy 2 hear from someone whom created this entire network (BET) with their own sweat, tears, passion & money. Change isn't always great!

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