


Boxer Roy Jones Jr.





Boxer Roy Jones Jr.



Hamptons partygoers got to listen to a little Dennis Rodman lovemaking after he took six girls up to his bedroom with a cordless microphone switched on in his pocket.
Promoters at the Hotel Indigo in Hampton Bays were astonished when they heard Rodman talking dirty over the music at their pool party in the early hours of Monday morning.
A source told us, “Rodman had quite a lot to drink and had been making shout-outs on the mike. He headed up to his room with six girls. Then, the next thing you could hear through the speakers downstairs was Rodman describing in full sexual detail what he wanted to do to them. Organizers pulled the plug before it got any dirtier.”
The source added the party was still packed with guests, including “Entourage” star Kevin Dillon.
Rodman’s agent, Darren Prince, confirmed, “He was unaware of the microphone being turned on . . . I do know he had a few drinks in him.”




Former NBA star Dennis Rodman walked away unhurt after riding in an SUV that flipped over on an interstate in South Florida.
Sgt. Mark Wysocky of the Florida Highway Patrol said Rodman and another passenger weren’t injured in the single-vehicle crash on Saturday on Interstate 95 near Fort Lauderdale. The driver was taken to a hospital.
Wysocky said the Land Rover flipped over after having a tire problem. No charges are expected.
Rodman’s agent, Darren Prince, said he spoke with his client on Sunday, and he confirmed that he was unhurt. Rodman had just returned to the U.S. from the Caribbean island of St. Tropez, where he had a disc-jockey gig.
“Thank God he’s OK,” Prince said. “He walked out with a little scratch on his finger.”
Prince said that Rodman told him, “‘I’m still living brother. They can’t get rid of me.’”
Rodman told his agent that the driver had a gash in his head and was in stable condition.
Known for his flamboyance on and off the court, Rodman won three NBA championships with Chicago and two with Detroit. He led the league in rebounding seven consecutive seasons in the 1990s and was named defensive player of the year twice.
He has appeared in several movies and TV shows, including the 1997 film “Double Team” with Jean Claude Van Damme and “Celebrity Rehab with Dr. Drew.”




A passenger on the former NBA star’s flight from North Carolina to Fort Lauderdale noticed him obsessively counting $100 bills stuffed in a carry-on bag.
“He was nervously chewing on a red straw,” the spy adds. “He must have had four or five grand in there.” Asked what the cash was for, Rodman’s rep said it was left over from partying after a deejay gig in Pennsylvania.
“He was counting it because he thought he had been robbed, but it turns out his business manager was holding onto the rest,” his rep explained. Seated next to Rodman on the flight was teen equestrian champ Daniela Stransky.

The former NBA-er arrived the other night with 12 friends at South Beach hot spot Set, where Electra rang in her 38th with fiancé Rob Patterson.
A spy said, “Carmen was sipping Veuve Clicquot with Rob, while Rodman was stuck outside trying to negotiate entry and a complimentary bottle.”
But Set’s strict doorman, Cedric Adegnika, refused to let them in. A rep for Rodman explained only he and one guest were allowed in and “he didn’t want to leave the other 10. He usually hangs with a big entourage and would never diss them.”

Former basketball star Dennis Rodman was asked to leave a California bar on Thursday following complaints about his alleged drunken behavior – the same day his stint on reality show CELEBRITY REHAB premiered in the U.S.
The sportsman, who can be seen battling his longrunning alcohol addiction in the TV series, was enjoying a night out at the Atrium Hotel in Orange County when the show debuted.
But TMZ.com reports the evening turned ugly for Rodman when his alleged drinking and erratic behaviour forced venue staff to call cops in a bid to get him to leave after fellow patrons complained.
Rodman was asked to leave the bar when police officers arrived, and quietly went on his way without further incident, according to the website.

Rock Media & Entertainment along with Eden Roc Renaissance Miami Beach and Hachette-Filipacchi Media U.S. hosted Rock Fashion Week from October 14th to October 17th in Miami Beach. With over 1,200 guests in attendance each night, the Eden Roc Renaissance Miami Beach was packed full with VIPs and notables including fashion designer Russell Simmons, retired NBA player Dennis Rodman, Eva Longoria, actor Idris Elba, developer Ugo Colombo, supermodel Sarah Mutch, singer/songwriter Jamie Jo Harris, shoe designer Lisa Pliner, socialite Jillian Jacobson, MTV’s Ibis Del Mar Nieves, Bravo’s Ariel Stein, Flo’Rida’s DJ Entice, Denim of Virtue founder Elizabeth Bae, VP of corporate marketing Hachette Filipacchi Media U.S., Inc. Al Silvestri and more.

Rock Fashion Week Miami Beach kicked off the week with a Pink Dress Collection show benefitting Susan G. Komen For The Cure. Designers included Betsy Johnson, Giorgio Armani, Lilly Pulitzer, Luca Luca, Nicole Miller, Pamela Roland and Tadashi, to name a few. Celebrities and Miami’s notables including CBS 4 Lissette Gonzalez; NBC 6 Roxanne Vargas; Fox 7 Deco Drive’s Shireen Sandoval and singer/songwriter, Jamie Jo Harris walked the runway to support the cause. Dennis Rodman closed the show with a customized number designed by Kayce Armstrong of Art of Shade.

Spring/Summer 2010 collections were debuted throughout the week with shows by Russell Simmons ARGYLECULTURE, Birgit C. Muller Couture, Ella Bella Rozio Couture, Lorie Lester, RaMona LaRue by Arianne, biatta Intimates, Bullets 4 Peace (who gave away a necklace with black diamonds valued at $10,000.00 to one lucky winner in the audience) and KRELwear who put on a black-light disco glo show. The four-day fashion and entertainment event was presented by Stolichnaya vodka, Mehron professional cosmetics, Elle jewelry, Rado watches and Cutler South Beach.
