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Maybe RhiRhi is sending a message to Chris Brown’s girlfriend Karrueche Tran.
Recently, Erica did an interview where she played a game of Word Association. She showed love to all of the ladies except Kimbella and Somaya Reece.
Young Money’s recording artist Tyga will be releasing his forthcoming LP, entitled Careless World: Rise Of The Last King on February 21. The disc has collaborations with Nas, Lil Wayne, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Big Sean, J. Cole, Robin Thicke and others. In an interview with XXL mag, Tyga said that it took a while but he got a verse featuring Nas on the album. The track is called “Kings and Queens” that also features Wale.
Atlantic/Rostrum rapper Wiz Khalifa linked up with his Taylor Gang artists (Lola Monroe and Juicy J) for a new track, entitled “Oh Gee La.” The song is a remake of the Fugees classic “Fu-Gee-La” and was filmed in the studio. The trio had plenty of weed, liquor and cash in the studio, while recording the track. Khalifa signed Monroe and Juicy to his Taylor Gang Records last year. Peep the video below:
Platinum-selling singer/songwriter Ne-Yo recently left Def Jam and moved to Motown Records, according to Billboard.biz. Ne-Yo, who is also a Grammy Award-winning artist will bring his Compound Entertainment label to Motown Records and take on a creative role at Motown as senior VP of A&R. The former Def Jam artist will also serve as a producer and mentor to the label’s artists and also discover and sign new talent, as well as mark his debut as a Motown artist with his fifth studio album, slated for this summer.
Chelsea Handler tells Howard Stern, a call from 50 Cent talking about his ex-lover Ciara — led to their fall out.
Comedian Martin Lawrence is expected to return to TV soon with a new sitcom on CBS.
Southern rapper Webbie has come forward to kill reports suggesting he may be connected to a fatal Alabama nightclub shooting from over the weekend.
The question of “Is Khloe really a Kardashian?” has been in the news pretty heavy lately and now reports are coming out that Kris Jenner’s longtime hairdresser is the biological daddy.
The Rutgers University Women’s and Gender Studies Department offers a course of called “Politicizing Beyoncé,” exploring race, gender, and sexual politics in America.
