Okay…we see you, Aunt Viv!! Here is Vivica Fox and her boo Slimm, Co-Owner of Plush Blue Entertainment, getting it poppin in Jerry Jones’ owner’s suite at the Super Bowl last night.

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Although we see them make so much money, and get so much fame, one thing that don’t separate celebrities from regular people are taxes.

From Actors to rappers, Uncle Sam does not discriminate when it comes to taxes and makes everyone pay no matter how rich or how poor.

Check out Uncle Sam’s top celebrity debts at Hip Hop Wired.

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Evander’s Holyfield’s 20-year-old son Ewin Ezekiel Holyfield, was arrested Saturday by Peachtree City police after “marijuana was located in several areas throughout the vehicle,” according to a police report. Details when you Continue

Go head, Evander…after all the Baby Mama Drama and When The Checks Stop Coming In stories, we’re glad to see Mr. Holyfield on the come up:

Former heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield is using George Foreman’s comeback more than 15 years ago as inspiration.

The 47-year-old Holyfield (43-10-2, 28 KOs) knocked out 41-year-old Frans Botha with 2:05 left in the eighth round to claim the WBF heavyweight championship on Saturday night. Holyfield (43-10-2) knocked the defending champion down 31 seconds earlier with a right to the chin. “I’m going to be the undisputed heavyweight champion of the world,” Holyfield said.

Two judges, Jerry Roth and Glenn Feldman, had Botha ahead 67-66 when the fight was stopped. The other judge, Herb Santee, had it 69-64 for Holyfield.

“I’m happy Botha gave me an opportunity,” Holyfield said. “When people talk about you, it’s who I fought. I fought the best.”

Too bad no one is really checking for those “Heavyweights” anymore, but congrats to Evander…definitely a good look for him.

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Thanks to the paparazzi we already know Mike can still knock a muhfugga out but wouldn’t we all rather see him doing it professionally again? Well rumor has it that Tyson has reunited with longtime promoter Don King and King has some things up his sleeve. Pop the hood to find out what’s brewing for the boxer.

On Thursday, ringsidereport.com’s Geno McGahee reported that promoter Don King had a tentative deal to get Tyson back in the ring to fight Evander Holyfield in what would be a highly anticipated comeback bout. On Friday, however, King told ESPN.com that such a rematch isn’t in the works.

“It is not true. It is not true about no Tyson-Holyfield fight.” King told ESPN.com when asked about a third Holyfield-Tyson fight. “Maybe it’s something I would do for old time’s sake if they were interested in the fight, but I ain’t doing that at this time. I have not even spoken to Evander Holyfield.”

While King denies that fight, he didn’t refute the idea of Tyson’s return.

“I ain’t ready to comment on that,” King added. “Read between the lines. It really is something isn’t it, all the interest there is in Mike Tyson?”

King even hinted back in November of a possible return.

“I think Mike’s one of the greatest fighters that ever lived,” King said. “I think he can still be a fighter if he wants to be a fighter. Listen, whatever it is between me and Mike, it ain’t about the bankroll. We gonna do what has to be done. He needs a lot of vitamins. He needs a lot of TLC, tender loving care, dedication and discipline. So whatever we have to do, we’ll do. If you can’t hear me, I’ll say it a little louder.”

If Tyson does seek a comeback and Holyfield (42-10-2, 27 KOs) declines, McGahee lists Connecticut heavyweight Tony Grano, among others, as a potential backup plan for Tyson’s first bout.

Tyson is 50-6 with 44 KOs. He has been out of the ring since a sixth-round TKO loss to Kevin McBride in 2005.

We wish Evander was up for Tyson/Holyfield 3 — since he likes fighting so much. Who else is rooting for Tyson to return to the ring???

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Former heavyweight boxing champ Evander Holyfield has been served a restraining order after his wife says he hit her in the face. Continue

Here is your boy Evander Holyfield seen at LAX looking all old and run down. Damn, that child support must be putting a hurtin’ on a brotha, because lord knows there is no other reason for this guy to be getting back in the ring other than for some dough.

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Damn, Evander Holyfield still can’t pay his child support:

Former boxing heavyweight Evander Holyfield is attempting to change up his child support payments — claiming he’s just not pulling in the cash he was 10 years ago. According to documents filed last month in Cobb County Superior Court in Georgia, Holyfield wants his agreement with ex-wife Janice Itson from 2000 modified because his “income has decreased.” The docs also say he now has other children “for whom he is also responsible to support.” According to his Wiki page, Holyfield has “at least” 11 children.

Damn, Evander. We bet he’s mad that his knock-off George Foreman grills never popped off. Poor thang.

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Looks like Evander Holyfield is trying to start 2010 off by making some paper:

Former heavyweight champion Evander Holyfield will challenge Francois Botha for the lightly regarded WBF title in Uganda on Jan. 16. Organizers of the fight in Kampala’s Nambole Stadium said on Thursday that both fighters had signed contracts. A turnout of about 80,000 fans was predicted. “I am very much looking forward to going to Uganda and I expect a tough fight against Francois Botha,” Holyfield said. “I am going to win and I will cherish the WBF world title.”

Holyfield (42-10-2) has not fought since losing a points decision to Nikolai Valuev a year ago. The 47-year-old American, also a former cruiserweight champion, believes a victory could give him a shot at a more prestigious title that would allow him to achieve his goal of retiring as a heavyweight champion. Holyfield has earned more than $200 million in the ring, including a reported $34 million for his second bout with Mike Tyson in 1997. That was the “Bite Fight” that ended with Tyson being disqualified for chewing off a chunk of Holyfield’s ear. Holyfield’s last two fights were losses to Sultan Ibragimov and then to Valuev, a majority decision he disputed. Since then, Ibragimov has retired and Valuev surrendered his WBA title to David Haye.

Botha (47-4-3) has lost to Tyson, Lewis, Wladimir Klitschko and Michael Moorer, but retained his WBF title by drawing with Pedro Carrion of Cuba in Germany in October. “I have always been my own harshest critic. My performance against Carrion, without making any excuses, was arguably the worst of my career,” the South African said. “Expect the fittest, toughest and best ever — and extremely serious — Francois Botha in Uganda in January. I owe my fans and members of Team Botha the performance of my life. I intend to make good on that.”

Poor thang…

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