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'Black Ink Crew' Star Ceaser Emanuel Fired After Dog Abuse Video

UPDATE 1:53 PM PT -- Ceaser's lawyer Walter Mosley tells TMZ ... "There is no police involvement. The video is old. It was shot at his residence in Atlanta during COVID." VH1's "Black Ink Crew" star Ceaser Emanuel has been fired from the show after a video surfaced allegedly showing him abusing dogs ... TMZ has learned. A spokesperson for VH1 tells TMZ, "We have made the decision to cut ties with Ceaser Emanuel from Black Ink Crew New York.

BDSM Street Fair -- Instagram Not Down with Dominatrix Pics (PHOTOS)

Whips and chains are all the rage in San Francisco today (most days, really) -- but Instagram ain't down with the BDSM celebration. The Folsom Street Fair -- San Fran's annual BDSM and leather subculture festival -- is being heavily policed by the social app. The reason is pretty obvious ... there's a ton of nudity at the event, and apparently several inappropriate photos got posted, at least temporarily.

Kody Browns children and their ages in order as he says older kids blocked him Sun 15

We looked at Kody Brown’s children in order and the kids’ ages as his family tree confuses Sister Wives fans. He recently said that the older kids have “blocked him.” How many kids does Kody Brown have? A new episode of TLC’s Sister Wives shines a light on Kody Brown’s strained relationship with his children. His older kids say that Kody “doesn’t care to keep in touch,” but Kody Brown thinks it’s the other way around.

'Gilligan's Island' Star Tina Louise on the Show's 55th Anniversary

While The Brady Bunch is celebrating its 50th anniversary, that show’s creator, Sherwood Schwartz, has another series that’s beaten it: Gilligan’s Island. — which is currently celebrating its 55th anniversary. Sadly, most of the original cast — notably Bob Denver, Alan Hale, Jr.; Jim Backus, Natalie Schafer and Russell Johnson — are no longer with us, and the only surviving member, besides Dawn Wells, is Tina Louise, who plays Ginger Grant, aka “The Movie Star.

'Its rigged: 'The Circle' fans furious as catfish 'Jennifer' makes it to Season 5 finale

MANCHESTER, UNITED KINGDOM: As the Netflix strategy game show reality TV series ‘The Circle’ closed curtains on Season 5, viewers were met with an emotional finale episode. Samantha “Sam” Carmona took home the title of ‘The Circle’ influencer along with a whopping $100,000, and fans and contestants of the show alike were happy for the spicy makeup artist. But one thing that most viewers were agitated over was players Brett Robinson and Xanthi Perdikomatis, who worked together under the alias "