Romeo Reveals His 'Type'

Romeo Miller popped up in the current issue of BRAVE Magazine and discussed his likes and dislikes when it comes to the ladies. The son of hip hop mogul Master P and current head of No Limit Records may not do much recording nowadays, but he's still focused on his burgeoning modeling and acting careers.

And he knows what he wants in a woman.

“I love a smart girl and a girl who loves her family! I do everything for my family and it’s nice to have somebody who understands how important that is to me," he says. "I can’t wait to have a little Romeo Bunch one day, haha. But, physically I love eyes. The eyes just say so much about someone. I also love nice curves and a woman who knows what she wants out of life. Someone with focus, determination and is God-fearing. My biggest turn-off is if a woman doesn’t have a real passion for something… and bad breath!"

Romeo Makes Out With Kirstie Alley

Romeo and his fellow "Dancing With the Stars" contestant Kirstie Alley were 'caught' by some photographers locking lips during one of the show's rehearsals. Though the the pics of the twentysomething rapper and the sixtysomething actress immediately sent the Web buzzing, the whole thing was just for a laugh and to get a bit of attention.

At least, that's the story.

"Romeo and I got bored today so we decided to put on a little freak show for the paps...... Hehe," Alley tweeted. "@JenniferGrey wish I did like "Boys" instead if men.... Less complicated.. Hehe... Still blaming u for not fully defining "brutal".. Hehe"

The former "Cheers" star seemed to be enjoying the fans' reactions.

"@NannyMLC Romeos idea!... It was funny!" she continued.

NAACP Criticize Police At Master P Show

The NAACP branch in Terrebonne, Louisiana is blasting the police presence at a Master P concert this week. The head of the chapter claims that the officers very presence carried racial undertones and was unnecessary. There were reportedly almost 40 officers in attendance from Houma and Terrebonne's Police Departments, all wearing bulletproof vests at the City Club. Master P., Mystikal, Romeo and others were performing.

There was also a Narcotics Task Force and a SWAT team parked nearby.

The police say they were there due to other spring break events in the area, but local residents claim the police's concentration was in front of the City Club.

“It had racial overtones,” Jerome Boykin, head of Terrebonne's NAACP told The Houma Courier. “When you have white rock groups come to town you don't have this much.”