R&B-pop great Stephanie Mills, the original Dorothy in The Wiz and singer of such hits as “Never Knew Love Like This Before” is taking Kanye West and his enabler Nick Cannon to task for their presidential nonsense, and she's not mincing words.

In a recent video, Mills — allowing that West needs mental help — alleged that Kanye is being paid to run for president, but reserved her harshest words for Cannon, who has proclaimed that Kanye has his vote. (Unclear that Kanye's name will even appear on the ballot in Nick's state of residence.)

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The more things change ... (Images via Douglas NV Dems)

The Douglas NV Dems released this side-by-side comparison, showing one of the most famous racist episodes in recent U.S. history vs. what happened in Douglas, Nevada, yesterday.

In July, the local library issued a fairly generic BLM statement, which was countered by the local Sheriff Dan Coverley, who said:

Due to your support of Black Lives Matter and the obvious lack of support or trust with the Douglas County Sheriff's Office, please do not feel the need to call 911 for help. I wish you good luck with disturbances and lewd behavior, since those are just some of the recent calls my office has assisted you with in the past.

Though the sheriff and the library had since spoken, at least superficially mending fences, a BLM protest on Saturday was countered by 400 armed white supremacists, who worked together to drown out the speakers, as seen in the photo.

Read this riveting firsthand account, which describes a mob vs. a handful of juvenile protesters.

The mother she never had! (Image via Deborah Dozier Potter)

You must read this piece by Joan Fontaine's estranged daughter, who was apparently a big fan of ... her aunt, Olivia de Havilland. Dishy and warm in equal measure.

Roger Ebert called it “racist trash,” and he was being kind! (Image via Paramount)

Today marks the 77th anniversary of the birth of welterweight boxing star Ken Norton, who died at 70 in 2013.

If you haven't seen him in Mandingo — yeahhh, you probably shouldn't. But let's celebrate the beauty that he had while he had it ...

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