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Date Posted: 17:11:25 03/14/06 Tue
Author: 23
Subject: Chef to do cooking elsewhere...
http://hollywoodhotline.typepad.com/watcher/2006/03/chef_tells_sout.html
What a hypocritical douchebag.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- tg, 17:19:59 03/14/06 Tue [1]
Yesterday on the news, they said he was let out of his contract. I guess they are going to have to kill Chef off. THOSE BASTARDS!! (hayes)
Anyway, I don't know what the show will be like without Chef and his wise words. Uhhh and Isaac Hayes is a douche, when hasn't South Park been offensive?? Some people are too much.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- chrys, 17:45:37 03/14/06 Tue [1]
heard that on the radio last night and i was really disappointed. i love chef and his great songs, and also i think it's pretty fucking bogus that he's upset they make fun of scientology. they make fun of EVERYTHING. they are almost equal opportunity with it all, no one escapes.
poo on chef!
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- noslave, 19:48:51 03/14/06 Tue [1]
Lame.
He never had a problem with them mocking any other religion.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- tg, 21:23:59 03/14/06 Tue [1]
more
Hayes Quits 'South Park' Citing "Bigotry" and "Intolerance"
Soul legend Isaac Hayes has quit animated TV series South Park after accusing the show of promoting intolerance and bigotry. Hayes, a Scientologist, has played Chef on the hit cartoon series since 1997, but feels he can no longer stomach the show's take on religion. He says, "There is a place in this world for satire, but there is a time when satire ends and intolerance and bigotry towards religious beliefs of others begin." The 63-year-old singer released a statement yesterday, severing his ties with the series and controversial co-creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone. In it he fumes, "Religious beliefs are sacred to people, and at all times should be respected and honored. As a civil rights activist of the past 40 years, I cannot support a show that disrespects those beliefs and practices." Stone has fired back at Hayes saying, "This is 100 percent having to do with his faith of Scientology... He has no problem - and he's cashed plenty of checks - with our show making fun of Christians." Last November South Park satirized the Church of Scientology and its celebrity followers in a top-rated episode entitled Trapped In The Closet. In the episode, a cartoon version of Scientologist Tom Cruise locks himself in a closet and refuses to come out. Stone adds that he and Parker "never heard a peep out of Isaac in any way until we did Scientology. He wants a different standard for religions other than his own, and, to me, that is where intolerance and bigotry begin." Parker has previously said the show had avoided the controversial topic of Scientology out of respect for Hayes and his religious beliefs. He explains, "Finally, we just had to tell Isaac, 'Dude, we totally love working with you, and this is nothing personal, it's just we're South Park, and, if we don't do this, we're belittling everything else we've ripped on.'"
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- tg, 21:27:31 03/14/06 Tue [1]
p.s. Now I'm laughing thinking about the Scientology episodes with Tom Cruise. Man that ones going down in SP history, and Isaac had to spoil it! lol
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- chrys, 02:28:07 03/15/06 Wed [1]
i think he's a fucking hypocrite. he's okay with them offending any other religion, seems to me.
if you are going to be on a show that dishes it out, you better be able totake it too.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- Robert, 06:19:33 03/15/06 Wed [1]
Hayes didn't have any trouble taking those checks for years and years until they started fucking with Scientology. What a bitch-ass trick.
They should get Ronald Isley in there to be the new chef. Or R.Kelly. Maybe they could have an episode where chef R. Kelly pisses on Cartman. :)
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- lump, 08:24:16 03/15/06 Wed [1]
No more chocolate salty balls.
Too bad Little Richard passed away. That could have been a fun replacement. And who is that guy that has the voice of God...older black guy...shoot. Can't think of his name....
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- Taurus, 11:43:56 03/15/06 Wed [1]
Little Richard hasn't died! He's not dead yet. lol
Are you thinking of James Earl Jones?
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- lump, 11:45:36 03/15/06 Wed [1]
Yes he did, didn't he?
ANd yes - James Earl Jones - the voice of God. LOL!
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- taurus, 11:58:30 03/15/06 Wed [1]
You had me checking IMDB and he is NOT dead!
Biography for
Little Richard
Birth name
Richard Wayne Penniman
Height
5' 10" (1.78 m)
Mini biography
Richard Wayne Penniman, better known as Little Richard, the self-proclaimed "Architect of Rock 'N Roll", travelled in his early days with the legendary vaudeville star Spencer "Snake" Anthony. One of Richard's early bands had the young, then unknown singer James Brown (the Godfather of Soul), a fourteen-year-old keyboardist named Billy Preston, and the now infamous and legendary Rock guitarist Jimi Hendrix. His first recording session took place at WGST in Atlanta, Georgia, USA; he was backed by a local band led by Billy Wright. This session produced a local hit called "Every Hour" which enjoyed heavy airplay on Atlanta's WERD radio station which was the first completely Black-owned radio station in the United States. Little Richard, backed up by his idol Billy Wright once referred to him as the most fantastic entertainer he had ever seen. Indeed, it was Wright who used a makeup called Pancake 31. Little Richard admitted to copying Wright's penchant for heavy makeup and wild stage theatrics. With a public persona and personal life marked by sexual ambiguity, he would make his mark with later hits such as the suggestive "Tootie Fruity" and "Great Gosh Almighty". Unbeknownst to many fans, Richard overcame a debilitating drug habit and eventually became an ordained minister. Beginning in the 1980s he saw a resurgence in his popularity as he acquired small acting roles where he impressed fans, old and new, with his unique comedic timing. As versatile and ageless as ever, Little Richard continues to delight fans the world over with his extraordinary stage presence and flamboyant antics. Now inducted into the Rock 'N Roll Hall of Fame, he remains one of the most popular entertainers in the world.
IMDb mini-biography by
L. J. Allen-2
Spouse
Ernestine ? (1959 - ?) 1 child
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Frequently and humorously tells audiences (or anyone in earshot) to "SHUT UP!"
Trivia
He appeared in the music video and sang lead vocals on the song "Voices That Care."
Presided over the 1987 Las Vegas marriage of Bruce Willis and Demi Moore at the Golden Nugget Hotel. Former brat packer Ally Sheedy was a bridesmaid.
He was voted the 8th Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Artist of all time by Rolling Stone.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- taurus, 15:25:27 03/20/06 Mon [1]
South Park creators wage war on Scientology. tehehe
Tom Cruise Gets South Park Episode Axed
“South Park”’s controversial Scientology-themed episode has been dropped from a US TV channel, after Tom Cruise put pressure on it.
The superstar reportedly threatened to not promote his new movie, “Mission Impossible III”, which is being made by the studio Paramount - which is owned by Viacom, the same company which owns Comedy Central (the network which shows “South Park”) - if the episode which mocks both him and his religion was aired.
But Comedy Central insist they dropped the episode as the schedule change allowed them to air two episodes which Chef - who is voiced by soul singer Isaac Hayes, who quit the show earlier this week for attacking Scientology, which he is a follower of - is most famous for.
"So, Scientology, you may have won THIS battle, but the million-year war for earth has just begun!", the show's creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have said.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- taurus, 15:26:51 03/20/06 Mon [1]
South Park creators wage war on Scientology. tehehe
Tom Cruise Gets South Park Episode Axed
“South Park”’s controversial Scientology-themed episode has been dropped from a US TV channel, after Tom Cruise put pressure on it.
The superstar reportedly threatened to not promote his new movie, “Mission Impossible III”, which is being made by the studio Paramount - which is owned by Viacom, the same company which owns Comedy Central (the network which shows “South Park”) - if the episode which mocks both him and his religion was aired.
But Comedy Central insist they dropped the episode as the schedule change allowed them to air two episodes which Chef - who is voiced by soul singer Isaac Hayes, who quit the show earlier this week for attacking Scientology, which he is a follower of - is most famous for.
"So, Scientology, you may have won THIS battle, but the million-year war for earth has just begun!", the show's creators Trey Parker and Matt Stone have said.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- Robert, 22:27:15 03/20/06 Mon [1]
Tom Cruise has a vagina.
Little Richard would be a great replacement for Hayes...and he is not dead. :)
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- noslave, 06:58:15 03/22/06 Wed [1]
Now I've heard that Isaac Hayes is recovering from a mild stroke, and whoever made this statement it wasn't him. Perhaps his Scientology 'minders' did it on his behalf.
Hope he will tell 'em to suck on his chocolate salty balls.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- carson1, 15:09:37 03/22/06 Wed [1]
I hope you're right about it not being him making the statement. Maybe it's just his douchebag handlers. Maybe that General Zod, or whatever that alien's name is that's supposed to be one of the founders of this "religion", can beam him back up to the home planet.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- 23, 15:31:28 03/22/06 Wed [1]
General Zod.
Nice!
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- taurus, 16:26:13 03/22/06 Wed [1]
I say Isaac Hayes had a terrible lapse of judgment and had a stroke when he realized he wasn't getting a cheque anymore. The Church of Scientology will still expect thier contribution.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- taurus, 10:03:08 03/23/06 Thu [1]
NEW YORK (AP) - Isaac Hayes' Chef character had a true South Park send-off Wednesday night - seemingly killed off but mourned as a jolly old guy whose brains were scrambled by the Super Adventure Club.
The thinly disguised satire continued the show's feud with Scientologists in its 10th-season premiere on Comedy Central. The soul singer has voiced the Chef character on South Park since 1997 but left recently because of what he called the animated show's religious "intolerance and bigotry." Founders Matt Stone and Trey Parker said Hayes, a Scientologist, was angry South Park mocked the religion in an episode last November.
A rerun of that Scientology episode was mysteriously pulled off the air last week amid published reports actor Tom Cruise, another Scientologist, had used his clout to bury it. A Cruise spokesman denied that.
Hayes didn't participate in making Wednesday's episode; the character's lines appeared to be patched together from tapes of past dialogue.
Chef repeatedly said he wanted to "make sweet love" to the South Park elementary school kids - it seems the Super Adventure Club turns its members into child-molesters.
The children try to rescue Chef but in the end he turns to head back to the Super Adventure Club - until he falls off a bridge onto rocks, is burned, stabbed and mauled by a mountain lion and bear.
Then he apparently dies.
"A lot of us don't agree with the choices the Chef has made in the last few days," one of the children eulogizes him at a funeral.
"Some of us feel hurt and confused that he seemed to turn his back on us. But we can't let the events of the past few weeks take away the memories of how Chef made us smile."
"We shouldn't be mad at Chef for leaving us," the eulogy concludes.
"We should be mad at that fruity little club for scrambling his brains."
The door for Hayes' return wasn't completely closed. In the show's final scene, members of the Super Adventure Club try to revive Chef and it's not clear he's really dead.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- 23, 15:10:57 03/24/06 Fri [1]
Interesting article about Scientology:
http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/9363363/%20inside_scientology?rnd=1143223691664&has-player=unknown
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- Jes, 15:17:58 03/24/06 Fri [1]
Let me ask you this...is scientology the religion that says God is an alien written by a science fiction writer? Or am I confusing it with those people that committed mass suicide?
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- 23, 15:26:19 03/24/06 Fri [1]
Nope, that's scientology.
L.Ron Hubbard was a crappy SF writer/occultist in the 40s. He realized the real cash was in forming a religion and he took one of the plots from one of his crappy SF stories and turned it into a religion. Tax-free since 1993.
They're pretty much a cult more than a religion, but most religions are pretty much cults (IMO) with varying levels of success in recruitment.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- Jes, 15:34:31 03/24/06 Fri [1]
That's what I'll do with my life. Create a valid cult without all the funkyness. And quit paying taxes. Look for me in the future - it won't take me long.
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- 23, 15:38:42 03/24/06 Fri [1]
Sign me up!
The trick is to make it self-replicating. Put some stuff in there about people having to spread the word as a part of the faith, and if they don't they spend eternity in some unpleasant place. Like Kansas or something.
Then, make it so people have to give you money to become more enlightened.
Recipe for success!
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- chrys, 17:32:02 03/24/06 Fri [1]
this is long overdue:
fuck l ron hubbard!
and fuck all his clones!
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Re: Chef to do cooking elsewhere... -- carson1, 15:30:39 03/27/06 Mon [1]
This is ludicrous:
At first in the article, the writer says:
"It is rooted in elements of Buddhism, Hinduism and a number of Western philosophies, including aspects of Christianity. " Now, read the info here:
"They assert that 75 million years ago, an evil galactic warlord named Xenu controlled seventy-six planets in this corner of the galaxy, each of which was severely overpopulated. To solve this problem, Xenu rounded up 13.5 trillion beings and then flew them to Earth, where they were dumped into volcanoes around the globe and vaporized with bombs. This scattered their radioactive souls, or thetans, until they were caught in electronic traps set up around the atmosphere and "implanted" with a number of false ideas -- including the concepts of God, Christ and organized religion. Scientologists later learn that many of these entities attached themselves to human beings, where they remain to this day, creating not just the root of all of our emotional and physical problems but the root of all problems of the modern world."
Now, I'm not an expert on religions, but I don't remeber seeing anything like this in the Koran or bible or in the teachings of the Dali Llama...correct me if I'm wrong. How can people believe this shite?! It's ridiculous!!! How high WAS L. Ron Hubbard when he came up with this?
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