‘I wasn’t allowed to say Jesus’ name’: Ex-Pussycat Dolls singer EXPOSES extremely dark side of Hollywood



Ex-Pussycat Dolls member Kaya Jones has been speaking out about the disturbing side of Hollywood for years — but no one has listened.

That is, until now.

Jones had claimed the group was essentially a “a prostitution ring” as far back as 2017 and tells Alex Stein of “Prime Time with Alex Stein” that while she wasn’t physically forced to do anything, she was put in “a pretty precarious situation” where she was made to feel like there were no other options.

“That’s pretty much why I left,” Jones says, adding, “I felt it was just too much abuse and too much of not what it’s about.”

Stein notes that Jones’ former group’s name, “The Pussycat Dolls,” is overtly inappropriate in itself.

“Do you think that they were trying to be sexually subversive by calling you guys the Pussycat Dolls?” He asks the singer.

“It was so overly sexualized,” Jones answers. “Our name was sex, we sang about sex, we looked like sex. It was overkill for me.”

“That’s a lot of the reason why I think I’m so vocal now. ... Look at how the music industry has turned into just a mess, and there’s no more inspiration because everything, just, we’re so desensitized, so now they’re going almost demonic and it’s like, that’s not hot either,” she continues.



“Travis Scott,” Stein says, acknowledging one of what he believes is a demonic act in Hollywood. “They’re going full demonic. They’re basically doing satanic rituals.”

“I believe these elites are doing weird stuff,” he continues. “They used to call it ‘satanic panic.’ Like, artists like Aleister Crowley, that’s actually been a thing in Hollywood for a long time where they’ve always kind of worshiped the devil and the occult.”

“I think it was more behind the scenes though, cause I used to say, when I left the Dolls, ‘Everything was really evil.’ And people would be like, ‘What do you mean? Everything looks so glamorous,’” Jones says.

“Now it’s so out there; there’s no hiding anymore,” she adds.

“You said people can’t be forced to do anything. If you go to a freak off, are you forced to have anal sex with Puff Daddy?” Stein asks.

“Well, no. If you’re held against your will,” Jones responds, explaining that “even Britney Spears has said she felt like she was trafficked” from lack of control over her own life.

“It’s because you don’t have control over, you know, your car service doesn’t show up, and you get sent home with a gentleman from the event who’s an executive and you have to basically really excuse yourself at the end of the night — if you’re able to,” she says.

“So I don’t think people can force you into something, but if they’re making it impossible for you, then, yeah, in a way it’s kind of forcing it,” she adds.

Jones also was forced to sign contracts stipulating she “wasn’t allowed to say Jesus’s name” or clarify who she prayed to.

“You’re never allowed to define who God is,” she says.

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Jamie Foxx breaks his silence about stroke recovery and Diddy rumors in Netflix special



In his new Netflix special “What Happened Was…” that just debuted on December 10, actor, comedian, and singer Jamie Foxx hit on a number of buzzworthy topics, including his vow to never date white women again, his alleged involvement with Diddy, and the mysterious stroke that nearly took his life in 2023.

The “Normal World” crew digs into Foxx’s statements, many of which contrast with the rumors that have been swirling.

Back in October, celebrity bodyguard Big Homie .CC told Cam Capone News that Foxx’s hospitalization back in April 2023, which was reported as a stroke, was actually the result of Diddy poisoning him.

“Well, I know [Diddy] poisoned Jamie Foxx, and Jamie Foxx reported him to the FBI because of it. I know that’s a fact,” the bodyguard said in the interview.

However, during Foxx’s special, he denied this.

“The internet said Puffy tried to kill me. I know what you’re thinking, did he?” Foxx quipped. “Hell, nah n****, I left those parties early. I was out by 9, n****, something don’t look right, n****. It’s slippery in here.”

As for his stroke, Foxx admitted, “We still don’t know exactly what happened to me.”

To hear the team’s commentary, watch the episode above.

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Jay-Z EXPOSED with Diddy for rape allegations



Jay-Z has joined Diddy in the spotlight, as the rapper is now facing allegations that both he and Diddy raped a woman when she was only 13 years old.

According to the woman’s story, she was raped by the rappers while a third female celebrity watched.

“My lawyer received a blackmail attempt, called a demand letter, from a ‘lawyer’ named Tony Buzbee. What he had calculated was the nature of these allegations and the public scrutiny would make me want to settle,” Jay-Z wrote in a statement responding to the allegations.

“No sir, it had the opposite effect! It made me want to expose you for the fraud you are in a VERY public fashion. So no, I will not give you ONE RED PENNY!! These allegations are so heinous in nature that I implore you to file a criminal complaint, not a civil one!! Whomever would commit such a crime against a minor should be locked away, would you not agree?” the rapper continued.


He went on to praise his own honor and accuse the lawyer of having a “pattern of these theatrics,” calling him a “deplorable human.”

Jason Whitlock of “Fearless” finds Jay-Z’s statement “laughable.”

“The man has spent his entire rap career bragging about being a drug dealer, and he’s now claiming, ‘We protected children, we had a strict code of honor, don’t you understand that drug dealers we have a strict code of honor and I’m an honorable person?’” Whitlock mocks.

“‘And my music lyrics, even though I know kids are rapping along to the profanity, the debauchery, the degeneracy, the immorality of my music, I’m really looking out and protecting these kids by preparing them for this satanic world that I’m a part of building,’” he adds, joking.

“The man’s statement is laughable,” he continues. “His whole career, his whole life seems to be dedicated towards the exploitation of young people, the stealing of innocence, the promotion of nihilism, and now he wants to run back.”

Whitlock also notes that Jay-Z dated Aaliyah when she was a teenager and met Beyonce, his wife, when she was a teenager.

“‘Those of us in the music industry in general, rap, rock, whatever, have a history of screwing teenage girls, but how could you believe it about me? I’m Jay-Z. Haven’t you listened to my music? Haven’t you listened to all this positive energy that I spread?’” Whitlock says, mocking the rapper again.

“Jay-Z’s a joke to me,” he adds.

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Will Diddy take Jennifer Lopez down with him?



Elon Musk recently took a shot at Jennifer Lopez after she told women not to vote for Trump, sarcastically asking, “How many people did she warn against Diddy?”

While Trump's win seems to have killed off the celebrity political endorsement for good, it’s still a question worth returning to. From the looks of it, the answer is none.

A witness later claimed to have seen a female hand toss a weapon from the car, an observation that led some to suggest Lopez might have been more involved than initially believed.

Lopez’s relationship with Sean “Diddy” Combs, from 1999 to 2001, spanned one of the most turbulent chapters of his life. While the slippery showman was then at the height of his power, he also weathered explosive controversies — most notably a notorious 1999 nightclub shooting.

This sudden burst of violence cast a long shadow over everyone involved — Lopez included. More on that in a moment.

Coincidental connection?

The timing of Lopez and Diddy’s relationship coincided with her ambitious pivot from acting to pop stardom. A wise pivot, I might add — anyone who saw her stumping for Kamala Harris knows she’s better suited to lip-syncing than line reading.

Her debut album, “On the 6,” was in its early stages when she began dating Diddy, the head of Bad Boy Entertainment, a powerhouse label under Sony — the same company backing Lopez.

As her rise in the music world mirrored her time with Diddy, speculation mounted that their connection was more calculated than romantic, more strategic than sincere. Known for mentoring stars like Mary J. Blige and Usher, Diddy was key in shaping Lopez’s image as a credible singer. Lopez herself often called him a mentor, one who guided her through the creation of her first album.

Then came the night of December 27, 1999. Lopez and Diddy were at Manhattan hot spot Club New York when an altercation between Diddy’s crew and another group erupted into gunfire, injuring bystanders. Amid the chaos, Lopez stood beside Diddy, bearing witness to an incident that would dominate headlines for months.

In the aftermath, the police arrested Lopez, Diddy, and other members of their group after a gun was found in their vehicle during a high-speed attempt to flee the scene.

A witness later claimed to have seen a female hand toss a weapon from the car, an observation that led some to suggest Lopez might have been more involved than initially believed.

However, the exact nature of her role remained unclear. Despite her arrest, Lopez was eventually released without facing charges, while Diddy prepared for a lengthy legal battle.

Fall guy

During the trial, reports emerged that he had offered his chauffeur, Wardell Fenderson, money and even a diamond ring — a gift from Lopez — to take the blame for the gun found in the car. Although Fenderson initially complied, he later recanted.

Throughout the ordeal, Lopez kept a low profile, avoiding public comment on the shooting or her relationship with Diddy. Her silence, however, only fueled the flames.

Was she complicit in a cover-up, or was she strategically distancing herself to protect her rising career? Public appearances and interviews sidestepped the trial, focusing instead on her music and god-awful movies.

Meanwhile, Diddy’s defense, led by high-profile attorneys Johnnie Cochran and Benjamin Brafman, successfully painted him as uninvolved in the shooting, while Moses "Shyne" Barrow, a young rapper on Diddy’s Bad Boy label, bore the legal consequences.

Barrow's defense admitted he fired a gun in self-defense, contrasting sharply with Diddy’s complete denial.

In the end, Diddy walked free, while Barrow took the fall, serving nine years in prison. Lopez’s choice to stand by Diddy until the trial’s end only intensified the intrigue. Yet their relationship, like her career today, quickly faded into obscurity.

But the ghosts of the past have a strange way of resurfacing.

Barrow — now a member of the House of Representatives in Belize — is making the rounds as the subject of a new documentary, which can't help but put renewed scrutiny on that fateful night.

Jenny from the (cell) block?

As Diddy faces new federal charges of racketeering and other alleged crimes, the possibility of the nightclub shooting re-emerging in court looms. Lopez’s presence that night places her in the spotlight — as a potential witness or, conceivably, a participant.

Her testimony, or lack thereof, could be pivotal if investigators decide to revisit the incident as part of a broader investigation into Diddy’s criminal associations. But Lopez’s entanglement with Diddy runs far deeper than that single night.

The recent lawsuits lay out allegations stretching from the 1990s through 2022, a time when Lopez and Combs were America’s ultimate celebrity power couple.

A 37-year-old woman claims that Combs assaulted her when she was just 13 — with the help of an unnamed male and female celebrity — at an afterparty Combs hosted following the 2000 MTV Video Music Awards. The lawsuit doesn’t reveal the identities of Combs’ alleged accomplices, but Lopez was his date that night, taking home the award for Best Dance Video.

Jenny may be from the block, but she could soon find herself looking at a very different kind of block — concrete walls and cold steel.

The Robertsons share what they hope happens to P. Diddy in jail



Sean “Diddy” Combs is currently being held in Brooklyn's Metropolitan Detention Center while a storm of federal and civil cases rages around him. He’s already been hit with racketeering conspiracy, sex trafficking, and prostitution charges, but those charges are anticipated to rack up even more as additional allegations are filed against him.

Jase and Al Robertson alongside cousin Zach discuss the P. Diddy scandal and what they hope happens to the music mogul while he’s locked up.

Zach remembers a time during 1998 when he used to listen to P. Diddy.

“We thought this is cool; this is glamorous,” he says. “Now you fast forward 20 years and everything that this guy was celebrated for in culture he's now being demonized for.”

And he’s right — the list of things Combs is being demonized for is a long list of depravities that have been likened repeatedly to those of Jeffery Epstein, who met a dark fate behind bars following his conviction.

Further, it’s no secret what happens to many sex offenders in prison.

However, that’s not what the Robertsons wish for Sean “Diddy” Combs.

“I hope that out of the desperation of losing all that he thought was important that someone will share Jesus with that man,” says Al. “Maybe he’ll now finally be ready to listen.”

“A lot of times, that’s what it takes. It takes the devastation of a lifestyle that gets you there,” he adds.

“Depravity is actually a form of slavery, and you see it with this P. Diddy story for sure — like this guy was clearly a slave to his own depravity,” says Zach.

Thankfully, the gospel offers freedom and redemption, which is what the Robertsons pray Sean Combs will find.

To hear more of their conversation, watch the episode above.

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INSANE: Celeb bodyguard claims Diddy POISONED Jamie Foxx — could it be true?



In the summer of 2023, actor and musician Jamie Foxx came down with a mysterious illness that very nearly killed him.

In July, after it was determined that he had narrowly escaped death, a pale, sickly-looking Foxx released a tearful video letting the public know that he was okay but traumatized.

“I’ve been to hell and back,” he said, before thanking his family, medical team, and God.

Foxx never would say what it was that nearly took his life, leaving many speculating that his illness was due to taking the COVID vaccine, which could not be questioned or criticized at the time due to the collusion between the federal government, Big Pharma, and Big Tech. The approved narrative was that Foxx had a stroke.

However, a new story has since emerged. In the wake of Sean "Diddy" Combs' arrest, a celebrity bodyguard who goes by the name of Big Homie.CC has reported that Foxx’s near-death experience was due to Diddy poisoning him. Apparently, Foxx then reported him to the FBI.

¼ Black Garrett, Angela Boggs, and Derek Richards, filling in for Dave Landau, bring equal parts humor and analysis to the disturbing news.

"‘In a shocking interview with Cam Capone News, celebrity bodyguard Big Homie, which by the way is the name on his driver's license in case you're curious, "made bold accusations against music mogul Diddy, alleging that Diddy poisoned actor Jamie Foxx,’” says Richards, reading from a report.

In a YouTube video that dropped last week, Big Homie stated the following: “Well, I know [Diddy] poisoned Jamie Foxx, and Jamie Foxx reported him to the FBI because of it. I know that’s a fact.”

When questioned whether Foxx’s mysterious illness was due to this alleged poisoning, Big Homie confirmed yes – Foxx’s 20-day stint in the hospital and three-month hiatus from the public eye was indeed a result of being poisoned by Combs.

Angela then points to “Brittany Murphy and [Diddy’s] ex-wife,” Kim Porter, and several others who “have died of pneumonia who were involved with [Diddy].”

“Actually one of the causes of pneumonia is breathing in baby oil,” she says.

When Diddy’s home was raided by the FBI, 1,000 bottles of baby oil were found. Could it be that they were also poisoned by Diddy in a different way?

“All my freak parties have coconut oil – organic from Whole Foods,” Richards jokes.

To hear more of the conversation, watch the episode above.

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Did P. Diddy victimize 15-year-old Justin Bieber? Old video footage paints a gut-wrenching picture



Sean "Diddy" Combs, otherwise known as P. Diddy or Puff Daddy in the music industry, has been federally charged with a long list of crimes related to the criminal enterprise he both built and ran. His charges include sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, and transportation to engage in prostitution.

While Diddy was perhaps the head of the snake, he certainly isn’t the only celebrity who’s guilty of the sickening crimes that allegedly took place at the music mogul’s “freak offs.” In the wake of Combs’ arrest, many celebrities — people who were friends with him or attended his infamous parties — have started scrubbing their social media accounts. Usher is one of these individuals.

However, there are other celebrities who were caught up in Diddy’s web of debauchery not as accomplices but rather as victims — Diddy’s ex, singer Cassie Ventura, being the most notable.

But surely Cassie isn’t the only victim.

Sara Gonzales believes that there are likely multiple celebrities who were “victims of P. Diddy,” Justin Bieber being one of them.

When Bieber was a young teenager, he was discovered on YouTube and soon signed with Usher’s record label. He was quickly ushered into the industry and mentored by the “Yeah!” singer himself.

But who was Usher’s mentor? P. Diddy, of course, meaning Justin Bieber not only ran in the same circle as Diddy but was also mentored by him by default.

Sara plays a video clip from 2008 where P. Diddy claims to have “48-hour custody” of a 15-year-old Justin Bieber. They laugh about their plans to go “buck full crazy,” which included “getting some girls.”

In another clip from Bieber’s teen days, Diddy can be seen guilting Justin for “starting to act different” and avoiding contact with him.

“You ain't been calling me and hanging out the way we used to hang out,” Diddy said to a stuttering Bieber, who reluctantly offered up his personal phone number.

Sara calls the exchange “freaking weird” and “really creepy.”

“At just 15, Justin Bieber was attending Diddy's infamous parties” — “freak offs” — all of which “involved orgies and drugs,” she sighs.

However, Bieber didn’t just attend Diddy’s parties; some of Diddy’s parties were actually thrown in Justin’s honor.

Sara plays another clip of a birthday party Diddy threw for the young star, who can be seen chugging presumably alcohol and acting “intoxicated,” while somebody in the background yells, “Welcome to the family, Justin!”

The damage Diddy did to Justin Bieber is undeniable, but he certainly wasn’t the only one who made a victim out of the teen prodigy.

In a video montage Sara plays, several clips show a young Justin being groped, kissed, and touched and asked numerous questions that were sexual in nature — all by adults.

“This is just what these people were willing to do in broad daylight in front of a f****** camera. What happened when the camera's turned off?” asks Sara, who, as a mother, is sickened at the victimization of Justin Bieber.

“You can have fame; you can have money; you can have girls; you can have whatever you want. Here's everything on a silver platter, but you gotta play the game,” is the toxic message Sara says young Justin received.

To hear more of her commentary, watch the episode above.

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The P. Diddy Indictment Is Also An Indictment Of Our Depraved Culture

For decades, Diddy made music about coercive, drug-fueled sex fantasies. Now he stands accused of living a lifestyle that matched his bravado.

Why Hollywood should be 'VERY NERVOUS' about the Diddy scandal



Last week on September 17, Sean "Diddy" Combs, commonly known in the music industry as P. Diddy or Puff Daddy, was arrested and charged with a slew of crimes, including sex trafficking, racketeering, and transportation to engage in prostitution.

The rapper and producer is widely being referred to as the Epstein of Hollywood because, like Epstein, Diddy threw massive sex parties during which he forced guests to engage in sexual activities with prostitutes while being filmed.

Now that Diddy has been denied bail, other Hollywood stars are making suspicious moves, many of them going on a “social media scrubbing spree.”

“Blaze News Tonight’s” Jill Savage and “Fearless” host Jason Whitlock discuss the situation.

Currently, Diddy is “locked up in a Brooklyn penitentiary where he reportedly was put on suicide watch,” says Jill.

Naturally, many are wondering whether or not Diddy will “wind up being Epsteined.”

The other big question is: Who are his co-conspirators? Like the mysterious Epstein list, certainly there are a number of elites on the list of those complicit in Diddy’s crimes, but who are they?

While no others have been arrested yet, “there are Hollywood heavyweights who are apparently spooked.”

One of those people is singer, rapper, and producer Usher, whose “posts vanished off X, only for him to make the excuse later that he was hacked.”

Another Hollywood star who scrubbed her social media accounts is punk singer P!nk. Apparently, several of her posts “were 86ed,” says Jill.

However, “one of the creepiest moments in the saga” actually occurred back in 2016 when Usher was on “The Howard Stern Show” and recounted his wild days living at Diddy’s.

When Usher was just 14, he was apparently sent off to “Puffy Flavor Camp” to “see the lifestyle.”

“There were very curious things taking place,” Usher said in the interview before listing specific celebrities he saw at Diddy’s infamous parties, including Biggie Smalls, Lil’ Kim, Craig Mack, Faith Evans, the band Jodeci, and Mary J. Blige, among others.

Jason has known that the rap music industry is corrupt to the core for decades now.

“It's been my argument for many years — and it's all come to fruition — that the music industry is satanic; it's a sex cult, and as it relates to hip-hop, its role is to instill, impart, make the culture more nihilistic, and Diddy is at the head of that,” he explains.

Now that Diddy has been officially arrested and charged, Jason says that “a lot of people should be nervous — a lot of Hollywood people, a lot of athletes, a lot of the A-list celebrities.”

Blaze Media editor in chief Matthew Peterson can’t help but be suspicious about the timing, however.

“Why is he getting in trouble now?” he asks, noting that illegal things happen at debaucherous celebrity parties all the time.

According to Jason, Diddy’s downfall is a result of his cockiness.

“Diddy started suing people and started challenging the establishment that put him in place,” says Jason, adding that Diddy mistakenly assumed that he was equal to the people who installed him at the top of the music industry.

“[He] thought, ‘Hey, I'm a billionaire; I'm the equal of these other people that installed me,’ and the people that installed Diddy are saying, ‘No, you're not; you have a role and a place to stay in; you've gone outside of that, and we will put you down like a sick dog,'” he explains.

“Diddy was a tool to bait people to come to his house and participate in things that they would put on camera, and now you have blackmail information on politicians, other celebrities, influencers,” says Jason.

“You wonder why all the Hollywood influencer celebrity people think the exact same thing — Kamala Harris is the greatest person in the world … she should be president of the United States, and Donald Trump is racist. You can't convince me that everybody in Hollywood thinks that. They think that because they have no other choice but to think that,” he says.

“What’s the next phase? Where do we go from here?” asks Jill.

To hear Jason’s answer, watch the clip above.

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P. Diddy And Jeffrey Epstein Barely Scratch The Surface Of America’s Elite Rot

The corruption of our pop culture is linked to the corruption of our politics, which is leading us into tyranny.