Tuesday, March 27, 2012
Monday, March 26, 2012
Eazy-E's Daughter Recreates Her Father's Album Covers In Tribute To Him
To commemorate the 17th anniversary of his death, Eazy-E’sdaughter Erin “E.B.” Wright pays homage to her father in anew photo shoot. The 20-year-old, who is following in her father’s musical footsteps, poses beside his grave and recreates the iconic covers of the West Coast legend.
“It’s been 17 long years since my father passed away and I miss him dearly,” said E.B. “This year I decided to pay homage to him by recreating two of his most famous albumcovers. I feel so proud to be a part of his history. Hopefully one day he will finally get the recognition he truly deserves for his impact and accomplishments that paved the way for so many artists and urban music moguls of today. I love you dad, R.I.P.”
Adrienne and Chris Bosh's Baby Shower
Miami Basketball Wife Adrienne Bosh (wife of Chris Bosh) held her baby shower in Miami over the weekend with celeb guests that included singer Deborah Cox and Savannah Brinson.
Adrienne standing next to her glamorous baby shower CAKES
Adrienne and singer, Deborah Cox Adrienne and Savannah (Lebron's fiance)
Adrienne and guests
The baby shower invitation
Lil' Kim Talks About Her Past Absence From The Music Industry, Label Drama And More...
People wondered where Lil Kim’s new music was before 2009 when Nicki Minaj started turning the female rap game into a Harajuku Barbie World and now we finally have some answers. While fans thought she had backed out of the rap game for good, she was legally barred from releasing new music.
This past weekend, she sat down with DJ Envy for MTV’s ‘Sucka Free’ and revealed that she’s been dodging lawsuits over the years which has prevented her from recording and releasing music She attempted to by-pass the lawsuits and release her Black Friday mixtape in 2011 (through orders on Paypal), however, she’s been in a legal chokehold for six years after she attempted to switch labels when she was released from prison.
In 2008, Lil Kim was sued by Brookland Media (Trackmasters) for 2.5 million dollars and barred from recording any new material after they accused her of backing out of her record deal. The company had paid Atlantic Records $200,000 to get her out of her previous contract, spent $240,000 to produce eight songs for her unfinished LP and shelled out over $12,000 in rent for a home near her crib.
Watch the interview below:
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