• Gary Coleman and his young wife are already on Divorce Court. Probably because he keeps throwing things at her. [Bossip]

• Isaiah Washington has resorted to starring in movies with Bow Wow. That's the price you gotta pay for the careless use of gay slurs. [BV]

• How is T.I. going to finish his gazillion community service hours if schools (understandably) don't want him giving speeches to students? [SOHH]

• Orlando Brown, the That's So Raven star who was supposedly missing, was actually just off pouting somewhere. [SP]

• It seems like much of the listening public has endless patience and tolerance for R. Kelly's criminal antics because they love his music so much, but "Hairbraider" has got to change that at least a little. [C&D]

• The Arizona legislature wants to get rid of race-based student groups — Black student unions, Asian students associations, etc. — at state universities and community colleges. Says the architect of the proposal: “This bill basically says, ‘You’re here. Adopt American values,’” State Rep. John Kavanagh, a Republican, told The Arizona Republic. “‘If you want a different culture, then fine, go back to that culture." Nice. [OHN]

• Alicia Keys sings about a teenage love affair — not gangsta rap, thankfully. [CL]

• Foxy Brown's legal troubles aren't over. Of course they aren't. [NR]

• Orlando Brown, Raven-Symone's young co-star on That's So Raven, is missing. [Bossip]

• In case you're wondering why urban music is dying a slow death. [SB]

• Can Solange upstage Beyonce? Uh, no. [STR8NYC]