• Kansas City Chiefs star Larry Johnson has women problems. And by that I mean they keep accusing him of crimes against them. [C&D]

• Baron Davis and Kate Hudson are buddies from high school… and might have a thing going on. [Bossip]

• Who else never wants to hear the name "Pacman Jones" ever again? [EUR]

• If it's not bad enough that people relentlessly make fun of Raven Symone's weight, now they've moved onto her eyebrows. What else is a gal to do but rant on her blog? [MG]

• Should concert reviewers give Tina Turner a pass for a sub-par performance just because she's Tina Turner? [Jezebel]

The roving band of lepers and ponces at TMZ have published a feature entitled "Fat After Fame," in which they identify and then mock celebrities who have dared gain weight over the course of their careers.

While almost all of the shit site's derisiveness is absurd and laughable, our favorite of its new fat-skinny comparisons is this one of actress Raven Symone. Can you believe that disgusting pig is finding it difficult to maintain the svelte physique she had when she was seven? What a fattie.

Martin Lawrence has officially entered his Daddy Daycare stage.

The "OG" comedian is now all about scoring points with his kids. His newest movie, College Road Trip, co-starring Raven-Symone — his kids' favorite actress — premiered in LA last night. And the two stars love each other! Even though Raven was his boss behind the scenes.

“I was a fan of hers and she seemed to be a fan of mine,” he said. “There was respect from the top and we could talk about anything, so it was just cool. The way we come off on film is genuinely how we started feeling about each other off-camera.”

Raven-Symone concurred. The former “Cosby” kid was not only Lawrence’s co-star, but his boss as well.

“I didn’t really play that role with him,” Raven-Symone said. “I really didn’t have to. He’s been around. He’s a professional so there was no need for me to announce that I was his producer…"

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The caption-writing folks at WireImage.com inadvertently shaved a good 20 years off of Vivica Fox's age while simultaneously adding millions to her bank account. They also gave her a little more sense. And all with a simple name change!

Us Weekly has chosen Rihanna, the Cheetah Girls, and Raven Symone — and everyone who appeared in High School Musical — for its list of the "Most Powerful Girls in Hollywood." More power to the young ladies, but, at 22*, Raven's sort of pushing that girl/woman line, isn't she?

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In this 1990(-ish) promo that aired during Saturday morning cartoons, Kid 'N Play, who had their own animated series based on their classic House Party, tried their hardest to keep up with the acting skills of a miniature Raven Symone. They failed miserably.

Also, remember Gravedale High? And who out there had a crush on Play? I'm willing to admit it.