Thursday Dish

Actress Halle Berry has been ordered by a judge to pay the father of her child $20,000 a month in child support. This is the end result of a nasty custody battle between the two over their daughter. Berry reportedly wants to move to France with the child and her new beau, but the child's father has let it be known that he's not going to let that happen if he can help it. Here's hoping the two work things out soon for the sake of the child. If the story TMZ recently reported is true, Kris Jenner, mother of Kim Kardashian, is a modern day pimp. The website reports that Kris Humfries confided to a lady love that Jenner not only encouraged Kim to make the infamous sex tape with Ray J, but ordered her to shoot the tape again saying Kim didn't look pretty enough in the first one. There's sure to be more on this story, so stay tuned. Jennifer Williams, of "Basketball Wives" is no longer on the show, and now no longer has her Bentley. After making no payments on the vehicle for three months, it has finally been repossessed. Actress Keisha Knight Pulliam took to Twitter to deny rumors that she's joining the cast of "The Real Housewives Of Atlanta". I'm not certain how the rumor began, but Pulliam definitely squashed it in a hurry. Usher has the number one album in the country, although "Looking For Myself" only moved 125,000 copies. Not to worry. He's sure to receive some of the proceeds from protege Justin Bieber's latest album. After suffering a gunshot wound to the shoulder that sent him to the hospital, Houston rapper Trae Tha Truth is now speaking out about the incident that left him injured and three others dead. He says he's not certain what the altercation was about, but the shooters began running in his direction, which had everyone in the open. Shots were fired, and many were in the wrong place at the wrong time. He added that he's received a lot of support from many in the industry. He received calls from Trey Songz, Rick Ross, and his Grand Hustle boss, T.I. He's a little dismayed, however, by the mainstream media's association of his career as a hip hop artist with the violence. He remains in good spirits while waiting to have the bullet removed from his shoulder. Best wishes. As mentioned previously, Lil Wayne stated in an interview that he's moved on from his beef with Pusha T. Now, it appears that what was thought to be a diss from the G.O.O.D. Music artist may have been an overreaction from the Young Money general. In an interview with Hot 97's Funkmaster Flex, Pusha stated he was surprised by the reaction to "Exodus: 23:1", which he said mentioned no names in particular, and he added that it would be in Wayne's best interest to downplay the beef. Let's hope both do just that. On the tube: "Take Me Out" on Fox, "The Big Bang Theory" on CBS, "2012 NBA Finals" on ABC and "Justin Bieber: All Around The World" on NBC. Happy Thursday!