Remember when Madonna was young and dressed in a White Wedding Dress? And sang catchy fun songs like “Like a Virgin” or “Holiday”?
Welcome to the new Madonna. Her songs are still catchy, but she’s….well…..let’s just say the allusions to being a Virgin are not happening anymore…
Here’s the video for her new single:
Mariah Carey shot the video for ‘E=MC²’s’ third single ‘I’ll Be Loving U Long Time’ in Hawaii over the weekend. The Chris Applebaum (’Umbrella’, ‘Just Fine’ etc) directed clip, which will interestingly feature a cameo by T.I., will be debuting later in the month.
I’m really feeling the song, but I’m not sure about releasing it as a single at this junction. I guess time will tell if it was the right call…
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Kobe Bryant of the Los Angeles Lakers jumped over a swimming pool filled with snakes (Black Mambas?). Whether it may be “Hollywood” or not, KB24 is simply amazing.
Directed by Nick Cannon. Off her new album, “E=MC2″ out now!
And here’s Jayceon’s obligatory Sean Bell/police fuckery track. I’d say that I’m already tired of all these tributes, but I can’t help but loving all of this anti-police sentiment.
The Game - 911 Is A Joke (Cop Killa) (Dirty)
Head over to thisizgame.com to download a zip file with both the clean and dirty versions.
Props to Mr. X for the heads up.
R&B singer and sometimes rapper R. Kelly has issued a statement surrounding a lawsuit recently filed against the promoter of the “Double Up” Tour.
Milton Kenneth Peacock, of Bowie, Maryland filed the lawsuit on April 11, claiming that promoter Leonard Rowe sold non-existent shares in three of the dates on the tour, which was recently completed.
The lawsuit claims Rowe and his Atlanta based company Rowe Entertainment promised investors half of the profits from the three Kelly concerts in late December and early January, in return for a cash investment of $440,000.
Rowe then allegedly presented the investors with what the lawsuit described as a false accounting, stating that the concerts lost money.
As a result, no profits were be paid out to investors, even though the concerts were allegedly profitable. Kelly, who is also named in the lawsuit, denied any knowledge of Rowe’s alleged financial wrong doing.
“I agreed to let Leonard Rowe promote my tour because he convinced me he was an underdog who deserved a chance to prove himself,” Kelly said. “Like the saying goes, no good deed goes unpunished.”
Kelly himself was allegedly scammed by Rowe and in February, Kelly initiated legal action against Rowe for failing to may several million dollars in tour proceeds.
Reps for Kelly claim that Rowe vanished during the last ten days of the tour. Kelly decided the complete the tour despite the fact that he was not being paid, performing for free.
“I have complete sympathy for all of the good people who were swindled by Rowe and I will do everything I can to help them get their money back from him,” Kelly said.
Two other lawsuits have been filed against Rowe in regards to investors being scammed out of money from other R. Kelly concerts.
