HSK Exclusive - I promised you yesterday that I was going to give you more information on Jamie Foxx and why he cleaned house and fired all of his black employees.

Here’s what my inside source had to say:

“Jamie fired his assistant Sherman Ashley dude got rid of everybody. Jamie fired his security team twice. It’s crazy!!! When Jamie decided to revamp Deon Taylor’s Night Tales he got rid of Flava Flav as the host and replaced Flav with Stacy Dash because he was trying to fuck Stacy at the time”

“Jamie always wanted to be a producer and a director it was his dream. That’s the only reason why he partnered up with Deon Taylor. After Deon put up the $350K for the Tommy’s Little Girl trailer, which is a mob series that NBC eventually picked up, Jamie wasn’t listening to Marcus King.”

“Under the No Brainer banner Jamie and Deon had two projects in the can then Deon’s past of being a shady business man comes back to haunt him and Jamie hit’s him with a cease and desist.”

I am told by all sources related to Jamie that, “he is just a country boy” and it was Breyon Prescott who gave him the swag for the music business.

Here’s what another source close to Jamie had to say: Continue Reading…

Hey Jacky

I am your biggest fan. I have noticed panachereport steals stories from you all the time and I just found myra panache exposed. I think you should take a look at it.

Tonya

Jacky’s Response Here

HSK Exclusive – VH1′s new reality show Famous Foods of course has a bunch of not-so-famous, fame whores as their cast. Including Heidi Montag (The Hills), Danielle Staub (Real Housewives of New Jersey), Vincent Pastore (The Sopranos), Elliot Spitzer prostitute Ashley Dupre, and Juicy J (Three 6 Mafia).

Here’s what an insider revealed exclusively about the show:

“Juicy J gets kicked off the show for being drunk and Danielle does horrible things to the food. Heidi lies the entire time claiming that she’s only doing the show for press and to get a paycheck.”

Here’s some of the cast members salaries for shooting 10 episodes of the show: Continue Reading…

Questlove is a very disrespectful guy. Know why? Because Questlove held a 25th anniversary for Eric B and Rakim and dude never invited Eric B so the Fat Boys manager and hardcore old-school hip hop promoter Uncle Louie stepped to Questlove on Twitter to express his feelings.

Here’s what happened between Questlove and Uncle Lou:

Everyone knows Quest is a sensitive guy, and recently someone asked Lou via twitter “who is a better drummer, Quest or Travis Barker?” Louie answered Barker and Quest threw a tantrum via his twitter page unfollowing everyone involved. I have to agree, your a good drummer homie, but the punk kid has you beat. Continue Reading…

“To this day, not one person has come out after four-years and said anything that I said in that documentary was incorrect. My senior producer read that book, his only comment was ‘you’re a great writer’ – even he didn’t say the stories I told were untrue.”
~ David K. Far-El

HSK Exclusive - He’s a man who has earned well-deserved respect from many industry insiders for standing his ground. You may remember HSK first introduced you to David K. Far-El, just weeks ago, as the former BET producer spoke out against the powers that be at BET – namely BET President Stephen Hill, who Far-El says uses his position to sexually extort male employees. That is just one of the many encounters laid out in Far-El’s new book.

In this fourth and final part of Jacky Jasper’s exclusive interview with the man who brought us “Confessions of a BET Producer” and author of “BET, DBrad & Me”, Far-El breaks down his no holds barred read chronicling his behind-the-scenes experiences in the world of entertainment. “It’s a look into how symbology and mythology being used in popular culture affects the masses,” Far-El explains. “And how they view themselves just from a hip hop perspective.”

During their very candid conversation, Far-El explains to Jacky why he credits some of his ‘pushing the envelope’ style to Dave Chappelle. “He was like a mentor, he told me a lot,” Far-El explains. “I learned. He would tell me why he would do certain things, why he would take things all the way to the left – you go as hard as you can go, because it’s the station’s job to edit.” Continue Reading…