With Businesses Rejecting The Cast Of Basketball Wives Has It Come Home To Them They Have A Bad Image

Basketball Wives

As mentioned recently, reality star, Evelyn Lozada and her fiancé, Chad Ochcocinco Johnson, were rejected from three top wedding venues in Miami, as the establishments feared the fist fights and shenanigans that accompany the show "Basketball Wives." Johnson was even dropped from the New England Patriots football team in the NFL, after a mere months on the team (he has since signed with the Miami Dolphins)

Basketball Wives

Has it finally come home to the cast, especially producer and star, Shaunie O'Neal, that "Basketball Wives" has cultivated a bad image for the cast and black women on the whole. With so many negative shows on television portraying black people in an unflattering light, it would have been helpful had shows like "Basketball Wives" and "Real Housewives of Atlanta" been more positive. 

Evelyn Lozada and Chad "Ochcocinco" Johnson

Yes, the catfights and cruel, contentious arguments bring in ratings, but it is not the best kind. That's people watching for all the wrong reasons and walking away with a bad impression. All the women on the aforementioned show are beautiful and smart. There was no need to resort to this, as it has created a Jerry Springer Show atmosphere.

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Will Megan Fox's Pregnancy Hurt Her Status In Hollywood As A Sex Symbol

 

Megan Fox (Photo Credit: Splash News)

As mentioned previously on the site, Hollywood actress, Megan Fox, who became famous as eye candy in the "Transformers" film series, is pregnant for actor husband, Brian Austin Green. Fox is not known for her acting, but how she looks, which prompts the question, will having a baby affect her image as a sex symbol.

First of all, being a sex symbol is ridiculous. People should be known for their talents and work, not their appearance. The only time people should win on looks would be in beauty pageants and even then it is important to have a brain. People should put their families before their careers, unless they do lifesaving work.

Since acting isn't lifesaving and is mere entertainment, Fox and other women should be free to get married and have their children, without criticism or judgmental attitudes for doing so. Mind you, I think Fox's interviews are annoying, but nonetheless, she is entitled to have children without being nagged about it, for fear of what it will do to her looks.

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