Celebrities

This year, MTV brought the Video Music Awards to Brooklyn's Barclays Center to give out Moonmen for the best visuals in music over the last year. Of course some of hip-hop and R&B's biggest names showed up to the event making a statement on the red carpet. ...

One rapper-producer owns this three-story mansion in the Los Feliz section of Los Angeles. Can you guess who lives in this posh pad?

It's odd this 'Celebrity Rehab' participant is so tiny, given how many people roam around in her body. As she once said, "I often feel like I have this spirit living inside of me, always dressing in, like, short miniskirts ... There are 8 spirits, mischievous ones, sad ones, handsome ones, wise ones, and crazy ones."

This Los Angeles home was recently purchased by an always hunky and often shirtless werewolf. Because he's just not pale and weak enough to be one of those pathetic vampires all the teenagers love. In fact, he does such a good job howling at the moon that in 2011 he was voted "Favorite Pop-Culture Werewolf of All Time." Yup, of all time. (Talk about your resume-boosters.)

Explaining what it takes to believe in that little "myth" called climate change, this media personality claimed, "You must silence all dissenting voices. That's what Hitler did. That's what Al Gore, the U.N., and everybody on the global warming bandwagon ."

Rappers have a tendency to be a tad self-centered, but this brag -- while meant to be cheeky -- just comes off as idiotic. This beat-master once boasted, "I'm so cool even I want to be me."

This singer was trying to sound intellectual while quoting a famous Irish poet. But then he said, "I'm gonna quote a line from Yeats, I think it is: 'The best lack all conviction, while the best are filled' ... oh no. It's the other way around."

In a recent interview with Marie Claire, this pint-sized rapper had a few things to say about the opposite sex. In her own words, " want to be nourished and pet like a dog."

This scandal-plagued celebrity chef once cried out this nonsensical line, which made everyone cringe for a variety of reasons: "I is what I is and I'm not changing."

This former sports star was trying to answer questions about his never-ending divorce when he asked for the clarification, "When you say I committed adultery, are you stating before the marriage of 1996 or prior to?"

When asked about then-presidential candidate Barack Obama, this rapper didn't believe that was his real name. As he ranted, "That ain’t no f—ing name, yo ... You can’t be serious. Barack Obama. Get the f— outta here."

We know there are plenty of rappers and R&B singers with muscular physiques and sexy silhouettes thanks to social media sites like Twitter and Instagram. Just like you (we know you're guilty), they also indulge in taking "selfies" -- taking a photo of themselves, which usually happens to be in front of a mirror, or having someone else take one of them. ...