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Lamar Odom: Why He Refuses To Cheat On Khloe Kardashian Aug 8th 2013, 01:13, by ericraymitchellhl Lamar is constantly battling rumors that he’s been unfaithful. Despite a new allegation that he is fooling around on the road, Lamar would never consider betraying the love of his life, Khloe. Only HollywoodLife.com has all of the EXCLUSIVE reasons why he only has eyes for his wife!
Poor Khloe Kardashian: yet ANOTHER woman has claimed she had an affair with Lamar Odom! But HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY learned that not only does Lamar refuse to cheat on his wife, but women only make up allegations because he’s such an easy target!
Lamar Odom Rumors: Not Cheating On Khloe Kardashian, Despite RumorsLamar, 33, would never cheat on Khloe, 29, and has remained a faithful and loving husband, a source close to him tells HollywoodLife.com EXCLUSIVELY.
“Lamar isn’t cheating,” says a source close to him. “He doesn’t have time to do that. I don’t doubt for a second that girls are after him, throwing themselves at him. But come on now, it’s Lamar. Everybody knows who he is and he wouldn’t put himself out there like that. Khloe is the love of his life and he wouldn’t do that to her. She gives him everything he wants and needs.
“These women see Lamar as an easy target,” the source continues. “He’s in the news because he’s in the NBA, and unfortunately a lot of those basketball stars cheat on the regular. But NOT Lamar. Plus, he’s married to a Kardashian.”
Lamar Odom’s Alleged Six-Week AffairThe newest allegation comes from Star, which reports that a woman named Polina Polonsky revealed a six-week rendezvous with Lamar. She also claims that she passed a polygraph test when asked on the issue.
Polina even tells the magazine that Khloe showed up to the room she was sharing with Lamar at the Vagabond Inn on July 13. Polina alleges that Khloe “investigated my loved ones, and she personally tried to attack me. I can't even go home, because I'm scared that something bad will happen. I want my story to be made public."
Now it’s your turn to sound off, HollywoodLifers: do YOU think that Lamar is remaining faithful to Khloe?
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I was definitely getting tired of hearing the same old Calvin Harris and David Guetta-produced songs on the radio day after day and enduring the Flo-rida's and Pitbulls. After a while, they all seem to sound the same. Along came Suit & Tie, i got a little bit skeptical when i first heard it but slowly grew it grew into me. And then there was Blurred Lines, finally that breath of fresh air.While the song itself is over almost three months old, the song is now number one on the Billboard hot 100 and probably will be the most addictive song of the year. The song is the lead single off of Thicke’s upcoming album with the same name.Intended or not, “Blurred Lines,” featuring producer Pharrell and Atlanta rapper T.I., is fair competition or rather the better version for Timberlake’s current single with Jay-Z, “Suit and Tie.” In this playful single, Thicke samples the famous Marvin Gaye hit, “Got to Give it Up.”“Blurred Lines” is a flirty song about Thicke and a woman, who portrays to be a good girl, sending signals back and forth to each other. The contrasting styles of Thicke, Pharrel and T.I. blend together in the song to create a classy, feel-good product. Even on this quirky, playful song, T.I. kills his verse and complements the song tremendously with his lyrical balance and swagger. Thicke, Pharrell, T.I. and three diverse models seem to be having a good time in the video with innocent flirting, off-beat dance moves, random goats and T.I.’s James Brown dance impersonations. The music video for “Blurred Lines” caused quite the controversy. The video was released March 20 and featured Thicke as well as the other artists that collaborated on the track with him, T.I. and Pharrell. The original, unrated version features the three artists surrounded by topless models and can only be found on the popular video-sharing website Vevo. The video bought into the popular Twitter hashtag language, stamping the video every few seconds with #THICKE. Critical reactions to the song were mostly positive. Bill Lamb of About.com gave the song 4.5 stars on 5, lauding Pharell's production and "Robin Thicke's seriously sexy vocals" and deeming it "the catchiest and sexiest pop dance hits of the year."The Michigan Daily's Jackson Howard graded it an "A" and praised it as "one of Pharrell’s best beats in years ... by the time the multilayered and carnal harmonies of the chorus come in, the song is completely on fire."Writing for Billboard, Chris Payne compared it with Justin Timberlake's Suit & Tie and called it a "bubbly bit of disco-shuffling R&B", while also noting its racy content.
I am a 23-year-old who refuses to give to your church.My parents made me attend your Christmas program. I have to admit, it was quite a spectacle: real animals, fake snow, and lights that bathed the actors in red, green, and gold. The production cost thousands of dollars. And gee-whiz, it was worth every penny!By the way, if you're going to understand anything about our generation, it should be that we love sarcasm.The truth is, I could not have been more put off by what you put on. It was gaudy and awkward. Your jokes were not funny, your script was predictable, and the only lights that mattered were the ones coming from the exit signs.My generation loves technology yet we're minimalists. We're highly educated; we don't like to read. We're comfortable with uncertainty, I think. We're skeptical of corporations, and we're pretty much an expert on everything because of Google and Wikipedia.We realize we're arrogant, and in many ways, contradictory. We're OK with that, but we're not OK with you being unwilling to admit to the same.More than half of us will leave the church at some point. Those of us still here find it increasingly difficult to stay.So what is it that we're looking for? What's the magic answer?There is none. What will satisfy one person my age may not satisfy me, and vice versa. But for what it's worth, here are my ideas, frustrations, and yes, a little advice.
We're not a "target demographic"We've been "marketed to" since childhood, and we can smell it a mile away. When we step into a church and sense it, it's patronizing and offensive. Your "Young Adult Outreach" may be well intentioned, but it comes off as phony. When we sense you're preoccupied with attendance among our demographic, we feel like you're making us into a number, or even a dollar sign.We want to be known and valued as individuals. We may be the same age, but we have a diverse array of passions, dreams, and callings. Until the church recognizes this, like the rest of the world has, we will continue to be absent from your pews and our giving from your offering plates.Use your money wiselyIn politics it is common to criticize spending. People passionately debate spending on education, welfare, campaigning, and the military—and complain how the government is wasting our precious tax dollars. Government spending is always under scrutiny.The same applies to churches. Where exactly is our money going? Is it helping others? Or is it being spent on elaborate Christmas pageants? Are you building the kingdom? Or are you building your kingdom?Millennials are extremely conscious of how our money is spent. We are the generation that demands fair trade coffee and supports eco-friendly companies, but will dump them just as quickly if they're caught "greenwashing."Impact your community and the worldWhat are you doing in your community? Are you feeding and clothing the homeless? Are you hosting support groups for addicts? Are you finding childcare for single parents? These are things my generation respects. We want to help the people around us. You'll win us over if you do the same.What are you doing abroad? Organizations like Compassion International and World Vision make it so easy to care for God's children. There are too many people living in poverty, and far too many churches doing nothing about it. In America alone, there are approximately 315,000 Protestant houses of worship. If each church sponsored at least one beautiful child of God, perhaps we would begin to see the kind of global impact God desires the church to have.Let us leadContrary to popular perception, we aren't allergic to responsibility. We just want to make sure what we commit to really matters. Let us partner with you in making an impact for Christ.Please don't conclude that my refusal to give means I'm indifferent to the church. I have always believed that Christ holds the answer to what is wrong with the world—that Jesus is the key to truly experiencing life.I am only critical of your efforts because I refuse to give up. I desperately want my generation to see authentic Christianity. Let's make it happen together.Copyright © 2013 by the author or Christianity Today/Leadership Journal.