Friday, February 9, 2007
50 makes diss track
so now 50 gotta diss track out on camron called funeral music
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On BET black carpet yesterday they tried to say this whole thing might be staged because Cam hadda camera there but from the sounds of this I think this shit is serious.
RIP Anna
Anna Nicole Smith, who appeared in the Kanye West video for 'The New Workout Plan' in 2004 dies at age 39. The controversial model was found unconscious in her Seminole, Fla., hotel room Friday afternoon and was pronounced dead shortly afterward at a local hospital. Smith was infamously involved in legal battles with the family of her late husband, oil magnate Howard Marshall II, over the terms of his will. Lately, Smith had been a spokeswoman for a diet supplement, Trim Spa, and had been named in a suit against the company. She recently suffered the loss of her 20-year-old son, Daniel, and welcomed the birth of a 5-month-old daughter, Danielynn. Smith was also embroiled in a legal battle concerning paternity of her daughter. An autopsy is scheduled for this morning.
Sunday, February 4, 2007
Saturday, February 3, 2007
Chris Brown ablum news...
F.A.B.O.L.O.U.S.
The cocky queen strikes again!!
Currently re-releasing her latest album “B’Day”, she says she has changed the face of music, “I’ve changed people’s perception of what’s “Hot” in music and what’s “Not Hot”, I have in a way paved the way for upcoming singers, with my 2 albums, I gave people a broader mind-set about music. I have done Jazz, Hip-Hop, Pop, R&B, Reggae, a lil bit of everything, and not alot of artists can do that.”
The 25 years-old singer doesn’t consider any of her fellow singers as her competition, she says, “With my first album “Dangerously In Love”, I was put against another female artist, since she released her album around the same time, and people said my album won’t be publicily accepted, but at the end, my album shined, cuz my album had a fresher sound, and had alot to offer to everyone, it proved to critics and the media, that I was not just a bubble-gum pop star, it proved I have talent and I showcase it with my full potential”.
Thursday, February 1, 2007
Cherry Coke = Jay Z
Rapper Jay-Z is to leave the advertising world fizzing with anticipation after agreeing to help soft drinks giant Coca-Cola relaunch its Cherry Coke line.
The 99 Problems star's Rocawear firm will design the new Cherry Coke can and the product's TVcommercials, and Jay-Z will appear at its 7 February (07) relaunch at New York Fashion Week.
Rocawear's Jameel Spencer says, "Besides just recording, he's making TVcommercials and campaigns for brands... who is better than Coke?
"They're the biggest. His role is helping brands not get it wrong the way McDonald's did with African-Americans rapping about French fries.
"There's a reassurance that they won't appear like an out-of-touch uncle trying to act cool."
Coca-Cola will be hoping the Cherry Coke relaunch will be more fruitful than the last - the drink has been relaunched three times since its debut in 1985 due to flagging sales, reports AllHipHop.com.
Wednesday, January 31, 2007
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Janet Jackson writing a musical..
Promise RMX Video???
Damnit Brandy..
The parents of the woman killed in the freeway crash are suing the singer and actress for $50 million dollars.
Nick Velasquez, CHP spokesman, says the case is currently under review to determine whether the evidence warrants the charge. Earlier this month, Brandy publicly expressed condolences to the victim's family. Her publicist, Courtney Barnes, says the 27-year-old songbird was not under the influence of drugs or alcohol at the time of the crash.
According to a CHP report, Brandy was driving her 2007 Land Rover on I-405 on Dec. 30 when traffic unexpectedly slowed. She hit the back of a car driven by 38-year-old Awatef Aboudihaj.
Aboudihaj then hit another vehicle, slid sideways into the center divider and was hit by another car, the report said. Aboudihaj, who was a waitress in Los Angeles, died from blunt-force injuries, according to the coroner's office.
In part of the police report obtained by AP, the CHP alleges Brandy caused the accident by driving at a speed "greater than is reasonable or prudent" or that "endangers the safety of persons or property."
Brandy, who had made five albums, began her recording career at 14 and earned a Grammy in 1999. She has landed roles in movies and TV, starring in her own sitcom "Moesha" from 1996 -2001. Most recently, she was a judge for NBC's "America's Got Talent."
New Mag. Covers
BW sprung... [who cares]
Friday, January 26, 2007
Quick News
The NBA's Computer Geek
Microsoft has chosen Lebron James to be the spokesman for the launch of its long-awaited Windows Vista operating system. Television ads for Windows Vista will begin airing on Jan. 30, featuring James as the first athlete spokesman for the tech giant.
Federal Judge Shuts Down Suit Against O.J. Simpson
Federal Judge Manuel Real has ruled that he has no "personal jurisdiction" to rule on a suit brought against Simpson by the father of Ron Goldman. Simpson is a resident of Florida. Fred Goldman sued Simpson for the $1 million advance he received for his unpublished book, "If I Did It," which details how he could have killed Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson.
Snoop Dogg Not Taking Rap for Deadly Weapon Possession
The rapper, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, plead not guilty to felony charges on Wednesday in California's Orange County Superior court. The charges stemmed from an incident in which he attempted to board a plane with a collapsible police baton in his luggage last September. Broadus argues that he was unaware that the baton was illegal and was going to use it as a prop in a video. As a convicted felon, a guilty verdict could leave him locked up for three years.
Fire Burns Down Gospel Singer's Home
Gospel crooner Ricky Dillard was shocked to learn that his Atlanta-area home had burned to the ground early Tuesday morning. The house contained his awards, as well as unreleased recordings. A "distraught" Dillard, who got word of the fire from his pastor, said, "The only thing I can really rely on is the word of God that's keeping me together. I want to fall apart, but His word is keeping me together." At the time of the fire, Dillard was in New York on business. Dillard's manager, William Bogle, says Dillard had not planned to return to Atlanta until February, but likely will come back earlier because of the fire.
Usher's Speed Gets Him In Trouble
R&B Singer Usher is set to pay a $425 fine after being found guilty of speeding in a July 4 incident in which he clocked on Interstate 75 in Georgia for driving 103 mph. The 28-year-old singer, whose real name is Usher Raymond, appeared in Bartow County court a week ago to face a speeding citation. In addition to paying the fine, the judge ordered Usher to perform 20 hours of community service.
A Relative ‘Betrays’ Oprah
Talk show diva Oprah Winfrey says in the February issue of her magazine that she was torn up to learn that her half-sister, Patricia Lloyd, sold a story to the National Enquirer about her becoming a teenage mom at age 14. Winfrey had already confirmed the report in 1990, telling Parade magazine that the baby was born prematurely and died shortly after birth. Winfrey, who says she cried for three days after learning her secret had been exposed, wrote in "O" magazine that her relative, who she did not name, "sat in a room, told them the story of my hidden shame and left their offices $19,000 richer." Winfrey now says that "betrayal," and having the secret out was actually "liberating," and it allowed her to begin to heal from the sexual abuse she experienced as a girl.
New Orleans Is Losing Its Blackness
A year after Mayor Ray Nagin made his infamous “Chocolate City” remark to urge African Americans to return to New Orleans, the city most ravaged by Hurricane Katrina has lost some of its chocolate flava. Once one of the most culturally distinct African-American cities, New Orleans, which before Katrina had a 67 percent Black population, now is only 47 percent Black and 43 percent White. “We need the chocolate back in the vanilla,”housing activist Endesha Juakali shouted to a crowd last month to protest the demolition of public housing damaged by Katrina. "It will never be the same in my lifetime,” she said, but added that the longer housing takes to be rebuilt the less likely the city’s Black population is to rebound.
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Thursday, January 25, 2007
PAYIN TO USE DA N WORD!?!?!
Use the "N-word" in one Texas town if you want to, but it'll could cost you $500.
Mayor Ken Corley of Brazoria, Texas, which is about 65 miles south of Houston, says one night while watching two Black ministers on TV talk about how offensive the word is, he came up with idea.
The 62-year-old mayor says while the racial slur isn't a particular problem in his town, it is a problem nationally.
"I just think it would be great if this little town of Brazoria, with 2,800 people, leads the way in fighting against this offensive language," said Corley.
Under the ordinance, violators who use the word in an offensive or aggressive manner would be charged with disturbing the peace.
You may recall last month, Damon Wayans was fined $320 by The Laugh Factory (the infamous location of Michael Richards’ racist tirade) for using the word “nigger” 16 times. The Laugh Factory decided that each “nigger” was worth a mere $20, bringing Wayans’ fine total to just over $300.
If Corley gets his way with this new rule, the rule would be expanded to include other racial slurs.
Corley, who is White, says he often heard the "N-word" growing up in Brazoria County, but now he says he mainly hears it in rap music and used by young people to greet each other and says the ordinance he wants to put in place would allow the "N-word" to be used a s friendly greeting.
to be honest some ppl do use it any where like da hell wit it / who cares but we [blk ppl] have the right to say it sh!t all dat we went thru so this jus pissed me off for the day..
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Chance Gay????
New monica rumor FALSE
Ciara & Lala chillin
Mr. West...
The Coldplay star appeared on "Beach Chair," a track on Kingdom Come, Jay-Z's return to the hip-hop world, last year.
Kanye has now revealed that he and Martin have recorded a song called "Homecoming," which is scheduled to be the first single from the follow-up to Late Registration.
The LP is provisionally titled Graduation and is tentatively due for release towards the end of 2007, reports Billboard.
Kanye is also currently working on a TV show with Rick Rubin and Curb Your Enthusiasm mastermind Larry David.
Lord, Michael still makin headlines
Jackson ex-lawyer testifies in tape suit
A former lawyer for Michael Jackson testified Tuesday that he has felt compelled to take extraordinary measures to ensure discussions with his clients remain private since he and the singer were secretly videotaped aboard a private jet.
Attorney Mark Geragos, who was secretly videotaped with Jackson on a November 2003 flight from Las Vegas to Santa Barbara, where Jackson surrendered on child molestation charges, is suing the jet company XtraJet.
Jackson, who was initially a plaintiff in the civil lawsuit against XtraJet, later dropped out of the case. He was acquitted of the molestation charges in 2005.
Testifying in the non-jury trial, Geragos called the taping one of the worst experiences of his 24-year legal career. He said he obtained a court order preventing XtraJet's then-owner, Jeffrey Borer, from selling the footage after learning of it through the news media.
"I can't think of any act more distressing to me at a professional level than what was done here," he said.
Geragos said he has taken extraordinary measures to protect his clients' privacy since the incident, including meeting with some under freeway overpasses and in hotel rooms. He said he twice sent a colleague overseas to discuss a case rather than have them discuss it over the phone or by e-mail.
Borer and co-defendant Arvel Jett Reeves pleaded guilty in 2005 to installing two digital video recorders to record "a professional entertainer" and his lawyer as the pair traveled by private jet.
Borer was sentenced in October to six months of home detention and three years' probation, and was ordered to pay a $10,000 fine.
Reeves was sentenced in July to eight months in prison, six additional months in a halfway house and ordered to pay a $1,000 fine. Reeves testified on a videotape shown in court Monday that no sound was recorded on the flight tapes.
Messages left after hours Tuesday with lawyers for Geragos and XtraJet were not immediately returned.
Tuesday, January 23, 2007
Sean Paul = Robocop
Sean Paul scored a hit single with "Gimme the Light" in 2002, but now he's looking to the darkness for inspiration with his next solo project, which he hopes to release this summer.
The dancehall star is a third of the way into his yet-titled album, the follow-up to 2005's platinum The Trinity. He says he's going to address heavier topics on the LP this time around, particularly the problems he sees confronting children in his Jamaica homeland.
"The content is just a little different than what people expect from me," Sean Paul told MTV News last week. "[On] one or two of the songs ... it's not about partying, it's not about ladies; it's about the kids with the guns in the streets. It's more reality. [On] 'Sufferer,' I'm talking about the younger generation that has no other option for success than to find a gun somewhere. I try to appeal to them: 'I know you a sufferer, but it doesn't mean that you can't or shouldn't expect any better.' It's a lot different than from what I usually say, like, 'Get busy, shake that thing.'
"Sometimes when I write something that's more personal to me," he continued, "it's a weird situation."
Since Sean Paul began recording in September, two people close to him have passed: One was a founding member of his Dutty Rock crew and one was a younger music aficionado who was killed in November, the night after he and Sean Paul attended a party together.
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Timbaland Didnt Write Furtado Track!
A YouTube video floating around the Internet is making a controversial claim: that multiplatinum producer Timbaland might be guilty of violating his very own first rule of Beat Club — no biting.
A YouTube user named TimbalandRips posted a brief clip on the Web site last week that accuses the veteran hip-hop beatsmith of stealing a melody from a little-known Finnish producer named Janne Suni. The video claims Timbaland used Suni's "Acidjazzed Evening" without permission for Nelly Furtado's "Do It," a track from the Canadian singer's most recent album, Loose.
In the video, portions of Suni's song are played first, followed by parts of Timbaland's track, with a recording program indicating the similarities between the two compositions on a computer screen. Toward the end of the clips, text appears asking, "Hm, strangely perfect fit..?"
A second YouTube video has also popped up, suggesting Timbaland used the same Suni work for a ringtone he produced last year titled "Block Party."
Timbaland's representatives had not responded to phone and e-mail queries at press time. A message on a Web site with a Finnish address that appears to be Suni's official site reads, "I have been using the services of a law firm since September 2006. I expect to have more information to publish by Tuesday." The site also indicates that Suni composed "Acidjazzed Evening" under the name Tempest in 2000 for Assembly, a demoparty, or a regular gathering of computer enthusiasts.
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Jamie Didnt Like Kissin Beyonce??
NEW YORK — Jamie Foxx is clearly a jack of all trades. His dramatic-acting skills earned him an Oscar and his comedy brings audiences to tears. And as for his singing, Foxx's multiple Grammy nominations and multiplatinum plaque say it all.
The actor/singer/comedian brought all his ammunition to Madison Square Garden on Monday night, breaking his Unpredictable show into two sets: One consisting of straight comedy and the other featuring singing, dancing and a brief resurrection of Ray Charles.
A few days prior to the concert, Foxx checked in with MTV News via telephone from Paris, where we was attending a "Dreamgirls" premiere. "You get the bang for your buck," he said. "I'm looking for New York to be off the chain. I want to perform. New York is hot, that whole mystique. We gonna kill that one."
The "we" he was referring to may well have been opener Fantasia, who sanctified the venue with her deep-rooted soul singing. But Foxx proved that he could give the crowd its bang for a buck all by himself.
Starting his set with Jay-Z's "Show Me What You Got," Foxx commanded the crowd to put its "hands up and wave ... and wave! And wave!" Wearing blue jeans, a black T-shirt and a red jacket, Foxx stood in front of a giant screen that projected his autograph and opened with his stand-up routine.
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