Cookin With The Oak

chimprage posted 5/9/2008 from www.deuceofdavenport.com [flag]

Former Phoenix Suns PG Kevin Johnson is running for mayor of Sacramento . Magic Johnson has a real estate empire including a bunch of movie theatres in the hood and pretends to have the AIDS. Charles Oakley feels left out so he's decided to make his name in the world of cooking. Page Six reports that Oakley has already filmed three episodes of his new cooking show, Cafe Oakley . The former ... [link]

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