To all of the Minorities whom are fed-up with US Minority bashing and selected Celeb bashing, we all know whom to complain to and whom should have some responsibility in this matter as, their back bone, DISNEY!

Published on Tuesday, Jan 23, 2007:
Former Walt Disney CEO Michael Eisner, whose Tornante Company is a major investor in Veoh, helped forge the deal with Us Weekly owner Wenner Media. "The Michael Eisner-Jann Wenner connection was important," said Janice Min, Us Weekly's editor in chief. Eisner and Disney helped stabilize a struggling Us Weekly in 2001 by taking a 50% stake in the magazine for $40 million. Min said Eisner came to the magazine's offices in August to begin negotiating the agreement with Veoh.

Perhaps 3:55 is being a little harsh, but he/she has a good point. If it weren't for Dreamgirls and the Grammys I don't know if any black person would be mentioned these days. And no, those two shady stories about Diddy and 50 Cent don't count. Also, the only Latina who gets any space is Eva Longoria. What troubles me more is the responses by some bloggers. For instance, someone calling Beyonce a fat nig*** isn't fair. Beyonce had hips even when she was bone-skinny. That's just how she's built. The way people talk about Mary J. Blige is pretty bad, too. Mary J.'s fans don't just appreciate her music, they see how far she's come, past all the drama that she sings about. Black people are just as perplexed by Paris and Britney as everybody else. It could be that a lot of black people, esp. black women, don't like all their business "in the streets," so they don't make the page.

this is usweekly's PATHETIC attmept to include black celebs after all the black lash they received for only covering black stars when they are in trouble with the law.

i.e. brandy.

us weekly, you are racist. no matter how many non-stories you post about black celebs.

it's clear that you put zero effort into this post.

it was just the black quota you had to reach.