THE FACTS
Ne-Yo’s rumored new girlfriend was linked to Steve McNair shortly before his murder.

THE SPIN
Ne-Yo’s alleged new girlfriend seems to have quite the reputation.

Of course, we all have our pasts, but some people’s stories sound a lot seedier than others. Such is the case for the woman Ne-Yo is currently parading around as his new personal assistant but others claim is the new woman in his life.

Indeed, Monyetta Shaw’s name has been linked with a lot of male celebrities – most recently Steve McNair.

Should Ne-Yo watch out.

Well, decide for yourself as the YBF shares the word on Ms. Shaw:

Our very reliable source tells us that while Steve McNair was married to his wife Mechelle, Monyetta was one of his mistresses.  And get this: We’re told Monyetta is the woman Steve’s mistress Sahel Kazemi believed was coming between her and Steve…causing her to snap.  And we all know how sadly that ended.

Monyetta went to school at Southern University at Shreveport and has been in videos and played “Odetta” in the 2008 film Soul Men. Said sources also tells us she has dated Ludacris, Dwight Howard, Hosea Chanchez, and other athletes and male celebs.

Ne-Yo was hugged up with her at T-Pain’s Christmas party a few weeks ago (above), but of course passed it off as just a friend he was being sweet too.

And not to mention, they also spent Thanksgiving together with his fam. So yeah, we know the deal Ne-Yo.

But if you like it, we love it.

If I were Ne-Yo I’d call my accountant and set up a field trip to the clinic. But hey, maybe she’s really just his personal assistant or just one of those lucky women who conveniently always land a celebrity guy on their arms. And yeah, maybe even the sky will turn purple next Tuesday, too.

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THE FACTS
Mothers of rap and R&B stars plan new talk show. 

THE SPIN
Would you like to spend your daytime with the mamas of Lil’ Wayne, T-Pain, and Ne-Yo?

Yeah, me neither, but there’s probably an audience out there for it. No doubt envious of the attention Keyshia Cole’s mama has received, these three mamas of chart-toppers are said to be in the development stages of a talk show.

They will soon be completing a pilot to shop to major networks.

Apparently, the women are set to talk about an array of topics, but in particular disorderly conduct in the hip-hop world, to domestic issues and hot topics.

So The View with a beat?

Given Wayne’s legal and baby mama drama, T-Pain helping fuel the economy by spending thousands on ridiculous items, and Ne-Yo for nearly every female on the planet (not to mention his own previous cell phone drama), I suppose these women have lots and lots to talk about.

But I still don’t want to see it. Do you?

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THE FACTS
The producer of Rihanna’s latest single, Russian Roulette, denies claims about the song’s inspiration.

THE SPIN
Last week Tiffany Evans got on Twitter and started some mess when she claimed that Rihanna’s new single, Russian Roulette was “Satanic.”

I thought that was the dumbest thing I’ve ever heard, and perhaps someone told Tiffany the same as she eventually denied ever making said comments and put the blame on bloggers – although they have already been posted all over the Web.

Whatever the case, the rumor caught on and now the producer behind the single, Chuck Harmony, has spoken out about the devilish foolywang.

He said:

“There are no satanic messages in the music. Maybe if we did a remake of ‘Promise Ring’ (Tiffany’s hit single), then Rihanna wouldn’t be a devil worshipper. People are so closed minded.”

Oh, feel the shade? Harmony went on:

“The song is not literal. Like most provocative art, its symbolism. Grow up. I’m never going to defend my art…I create it and then it’s out of my hands. So reviews don’t hurt me, but Tiffany’s unrealistic take on the song really urked me because idiots breed idiots. Bottom line, she is in the music business so she understands that the song is not indicative of the artist views, but rather, it’s the brainchild and vision of the songwriter and producer. With that being said, to use that song as a shining example of devil worship in the music business, you are saying that Ne-yo and Chuck Harmony are devil worshippers. That’s stupid!! That’s beyond stupid it’s immature. Artist should understand art. So with Tiffany Evans rant, I can safely say that the title artist should not be part of her bio.”

Here’s the song, you be the judge:

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