Friday Facts

After Bobbi Kristina Brown had yet another car accident, her boyfriend/brother Nick Gordon was arrested for reckless driving. He was caught doing 85 mph in a 35 mph zone, which was at a mall area with heavy pedestrians. Meanwhile, it looks like the two are officially done. Gordon took to Twitter to say that the two have never dated and are just very close, while Bobbi Kristina also took to Twitter to say she's on he own. That should lay the rumors regarding the two to rest. Actress Halle Berry and her ex Gabriel Aubrey have finally come to an amiable agreement regarding custody of their daughter. The details regarding the agreement haven't been disclosed, but at any rate, it's great to see the two have finally put the best interest of their child before anything else. A picture of what appears to be singer Keyshia Cole giving oral sex to an unidentified gentleman has surfaced on the internet. Cole says the woman in the picture is not her. Good to know. Singer Fantasia reportedly threatened the aunt of the man she's been dating on Instagram. Threatening someone on the internet is definitely not a good look. Rapper/producer Dr Dre made Forbes magazine's list of highest paid musicians. His income from his headphones company, Beats By Dre, helped him land the number one spot on the list. Dre earned $110 million in 2012. More legal woes for actress Lindsey Lohan. The "Mean Girls" star was charged with assault after punching a woman in the face at a New York nightclub. Her troubles don't end there. Lohan is facing additional charges after lying about a car accident she was involved in some time ago. She could get up to one year in jail. Singer Chris Brown and G.O.O.D. Music rapper Big Sean share covers of the December/January issue of XXL magazine. Brown discusses how he's grown recently, interesting, in light of the fact that Brown deleted his Twitter account after leveling some harsh, vulgar words at a female comedian who criticized him. Big Sean discusses how his hometown Detroit has made him the artist he is. Check out both stories when XXL hits newsstands on Dec. 4. Singer Beyonce caused quite a stir on her Instagram. The singer/wife/mother posted a photo of a handwritten note, a tradition since she joined Instagram earlier this month, that alludes to a woeful personal relationship. Whether the singer is referring to something she experienced in one of her relationships with her posting or another writing is debatable. Bossip, for one, flags it shocking that the star would open up about being spurred. For those who may be wondering if there's trouble in paradise between she and husband Jay Z, the quote doesn't imply that the relationship in question is a romantic one. In theaters this weekend: "Killing Them Softly" and "The Collection". On the tube: "College Football" on Fox, "Undercover Boss" on CBS, "Last Man Standing" on ABC and ""Christmas In Rockefeller Center" on NBC. Make it a weekend!