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We all know and love Janet for her sensual lyrics, sultry vocals, beautiful smile, and freak nasty nature.
Rick Ross brings out the heavy hitters for the latest installment in his “Maybach Music” series.
Lil’ Ru was in an altercation recently where 2 men and an ugly woman jumped him for talking slick.
DMX will officially be a free man today after spending nearly four months in jail for probation violation. The Bronx bred emcee was sentenced to six months behind bars in March after being found with cocaine. Police say DMX, real name Earl Simmons, admitted to violating the terms of his probation by using the drug […]
(HipHopWired.com) An emergency landing of a private jet was deemed necessary after comedian Dave Chappelle “freaked out” and started showing outlandish behavior. According to airline officials, Chappelle was labeled as a safety risk after becoming a disturbance on a flight from New Jersey to Ohio on Friday, but had to stop in Pittsburgh to resolve […]
Teairra Marie is pulling any and every gimmick out her little bag of tricks to get noticed.
Spotted At Missinfo.tv This past weekend at the Essence Music Festival T.I. joined Mary J. Blige on stage to perform their hit, “Good Love.”
(AllHipHop News) One man was shot and injured by police officers last night (July 4th) during a “Mac Dre Day” celebration in Vallejo, California, that drew over 1,500 people.
Is this how caged birds sing? Scoob Doo shot visuals for Lil Wayne’s “We Be Steady Mobbin” from The Nino Brown Story 3. The director had to film their respective parts while the other was locked in prison. (spotted @ Nahright)
While preparing for a show in Australia LifeLounge.com interviewed Lil Kim and The Queen Bee revealed that she is “90% sure” that a song with Rihanna is in the works and added that she doesn’t consider herself a feminist:
[ED NOTE: This was originally published on February 14th but we’re bringing it back in honor of Bill Withers’ birthday today!] Since the Superbowl we’ve been inundated with commercials for the video Game Dante’s Inferno.
With the country at war in Vietnam, Jimi Hendrix started off the final day of the first Woodstock festival with his now legendary rendition of “The Star Spangled Banner.”