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“I was like, that’s funny. First of all, I’m not packing up no four kids and disrupting their lives in the middle of the school year, I don’t care what he did. That’s just foolish. But they were reporting this like they had seen me out here packing up my bags. I believed it wasn’t true from the beginning. My being upset about it was just the fact that it caught me so off guard. I don’t know if he was thinking, ‘It’s not true so I’m not even going to say nothing, because she probably won’t even hear it.’ Because I’m so removed from the industry that it would just blow over and not be a big deal. But when it became this big deal and they were on the radio and people were calling us saying, ‘I heard this, and I heard that.’ So then I was kinda upset. And I was just really upset at the lack of communication between he and I and because he’s been home for so long and. It really did catch me off guard. I wasn’t really prepared for all the phone calls and the stuff on the Internet. I was like, ‘Oh, my God! This is crazy!’ Both of us just really couldn’t believe how it became such a big deal. But yeah, it was a debate and we got into it about how to handle things and how to move forward, you know, with him going back into the industry…..
Singer Ginuwine and retired rapper Sole are focused on raising their four daughters Ginel, Kayah, Story and Dream.In the video you’re about to see, the husband and wife team talk about their philanthropic ventures,and instilling values of self-worth in their four daughters

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SANTA MONICA, Calif. – A man suing Snoop Dogg for millions told a jury Friday that the euphoria of being near one of his idols quickly turned to terror during a 2005 concert when he was savagely beaten.

Richard Monroe Jr. claims the rapper, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, hit him with a brass-knuckle microphone after he jumped onstage and put his hand on the performer’s shoulder.

Broadus sat a few feet away as Monroe described waking up naked, robbed, and in a pool of blood after the beatdown by other performers and the rapper’s security detail. A videotape of the incident that occurred at the White River Amphitheater near Seattle was also shown to jurors Friday.

Broadus’ attorneys said the video doesn’t show the blow to the back of the head that Monroe claims the rapper delivered, nor evidence that the rapper should be forced to pay any damages.

They told jurors during the trial’s opening moments Friday that Broadus’ security guards had mere seconds to react when Monroe – who stands 6-feet-3 inches tall and weighs nearly 300 pounds – came on stage unexpectedly.

“Mr. Broadus thought he was being attacked,” said attorney Hayes Michel. Read More

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After Angel Laws (ConcreteLoop.com) started going off on Twitter about bloggers bitin’, for no apparent reason, it started a backlash from every urban blogger. And Angel wasn’t playing the subliminal game, she named names:

@Stoosh22 no actually. i’m getting bored with blogging, since everyone bites our style. can’t wait for the new layout. u’ll be back. about 2 hours ago from web in reply to Stoosh22

take ur lame ass to mediatakeout then! all they do is steal our photos anyway & yes I have to pay for those photos & they ain’t cheap. about 2 hours ago from web

this is not a game. wait til the new layout is up, we’ll see then. i set trends, don’t follow them. about 2 hours ago from web

usually i bite my tongue, but what for? the only real other celeb blogs out there is @freshalina (C+D) the rest of them are biters. about 1 hour ago from web

mediatakeout = steals our photos on a daily basis / ybf – steals our ideas (rock’d it better / guess who / spotted, should i go on?) about 1 hour ago from web

sandra rose = crab in a barrel about 1 hour ago from web

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episode of Livin the Life with JD,Bow Wow and crew and they ripped Blogger Necole Bitchie apart. Apparently, she critize JD for saying as a man if I saw her (Terria Maria) he would @#%? , Necole Bitchie is a women and dont understand how men think. I am a man and I go booty watching every day and sometimes I go to the strip club to see more… Im down with JD and the crew about whatever they think is good.. They laughed at Necole Bitchie hard on this episode. Do you? I agree with JD, ”women that dont agree are very naive creatures..”

Their performance at Springroove marked the third time that they’ve performed together since Lisa’s death seven years ago (April 2002). I LOVE watching these girls perform live and to know they still got it like they had it when they first hit the scene makes it even more entertaining to watch. And to see them include Lisa

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The Academy Award-winning actor Jamie Foxx has reportedly been set to play Mike Tyson in a new biopic film “Untitled Mike Tyson Biopic”. According to reports, the former world heavyweight champion revealed that he has had talks with Foxx about portraying him in a film based on his life story.

To New York Daily News’ Review Journal, Tyson opened up about the actor who will play him. “I have a movie on the verge of happening, probably in two years from now,” he revealed. “Me and Jamie Foxx are going to do a collaboration. He’s going to play me in my life story. We’ve talked about it many times.”

Eminem got into detail about his forthcoming album, Relapse, (due May 19) during an interview with Shade 45’s Angela Yee on “The Morning After” Sirius satellite radio show on Thursday, explaining why the album will only feature Dr. Dre and 50 Cent as collaborators.

Dre produced the majority of the album, save for one track Em did himself. The rapper said Dre’s handling the bulk of the production allowed him to experiment even more with his flow on this project, compared with his previous efforts.

“I really got a chance to step away from the boards,” Em said. “I tried to pick the [Dre beats] that challenged me, rhythm-wise. I ended up experimenting with a bunch of different flows. I try to do that every album, but this time I had a chance to go all out with it. Make every flow different and pick unique beats.”

Assembled from over 30 hours of interviews with the controversial heavyweight champion, director James Toback takes the helm for a feature-length documentary exploring the life and career of self-destructive pugilist Mike Tyson. From his early years under the wing of famed boxing promoter Don King to…

Based on a true story, “Season” tells the tale of Al Collins (Whitaker), a basketball coach at John Ehret High in Louisiana, who assembled a team of displaced high school students and taught them to channel their post-Katrina frustrations into a state championship-caliber season.
I play Forest Whitaker’s wife,” explained the 38-year-old actress, finally gaining fame after years of supporting roles in flicks like “Smokin’ Aces” and “Talk to Me.” “[His character] is a devout coach, and so the family takes a backseat to what he does for a living

Lil’ Wayne and Bow Wow are among the actors who’ll be shooting hoops in the flick. Unfortunately, however, Henson told us that most of her scenes were kept off the court and in the family home her character shares with Whitaker’s coach.

“I didn’t have many scenes with the fellas,” she said of the hip-hop stars/actors. “All of my stuff happens at the New Orleans house, so I didn’t get to interact with a lot of other people. That’s how it was on ‘Hurricane Season,’ it was me and Forest – which I don’t mind.”

Perhaps the reason why Wayne was so eager to work with Henson for his feature film debut was that she’s become such a good luck charm for rappers-turned-actors. The career of Common soared after they shared the screen in “Aces,” and Ludacris’ Hollywood career similarly benefitted after they made “Hustle & Flow” together.

“I only did one scene with [Wayne],” she said of the “Lollipop” rapper’s small role in the flick.” I think he only has a couple scenes.”

“And I have a fondness for Bow Wow,” Henson added, sending out a wish to another multi-talented co-star. “I hope all your dreams come true.”

Friday morning (April 24), he had a chance to possibly make new fans while sitting down with the ladies of ABC’s “The View.”

While on the show, Wayne talked about getting his GED and subsequently attending the University of Houston as a psychology major. He also told the hosts that he switched to taking online classes via the University of Phoenix.

While the women on the show seemed charmed by Wayne’s Southern swagger, they could not get over his diamond grillz.

“They are my form of braces,” the MC said with a grin.

For the most part, the interview was light and Wayne even handled a question from Elisabeth Hasselbeck about smoking weed and drinking syrup with a calm grin. When asked if he was dependent on the vices, the New Orleans Grammy-winner replied, “I depend on God and motivation. I don’t depend on cough syrup and marijuana. I never have.”
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I found myself slipping a little bit,” he said with a very anxious look on his face. “I got involved in doing drugs. I had to get myself into recovery. Being in the life that I was living — very fast-moving, option to do anything you want, go anywhere you wanna go — it definitely takes its toll on you, and you lose your concept of reality. I had to get it under control. I had to take it back to the beginning and back to the Hit Factory, where I made a lot of my hits.

“Just taking it day by day,” the producer said of his life now. “I haven’t won the war. It’s not like something you can just fix and it’s just gone. Addiction is a disease, and I have to constantly battle it. I feel so much better and have more clarity, especially in the studio. It’s cool. It’s been a really productive period. … With the help of my publisher TVT, I’ve had the chance to woodshed and come up with a whole new vibe. I’m very happy right now.”