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Bow Wow has to dig up $80,000 to pay a French porn star after a judge ruled he used her video footage without her permission.

Celine Tran a.k.a. Katsuni sued the Cash Money rapper/106 & Park host in July 2012 for using footage of her pole dancing in The Electronic Conspiracy music video "Conspiracy Strip Club" for his own video "Drank in My Cup."

According to TMZ, a federal judge ruled in Katsuni's favor and ordered Bow Wow to pay $79,346.07 in damages and attorney's fees. The rapper was also ordered to stop using the footage immediately.

Take a look at both videos below.

THE ELECTRONIC CONSPIRACY FEAT KATSUNI "CONSPIRACY STRIP CLUB"

Bow Wow - "Drank In My Cup"

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Bow Wow was just ordered to pay porn star Celine Tran a.k.a. Katsuni a grip of cash, but he vows she'll never see a dime of it.

As we previously reported, the Cash Money rapper/106 & Park host was ordered to pay Katsuni $79,346.07 in damages and attorney's fees for using portions of her pole dancing in The Electronic Conspiracy music video "Conspiracy Strip Club" for his own video "Drank in My Cup."

Bow Wow has replied to the lawsuit via his Facebook page. He argues that the song is not his (it is actually a remix of Kirko Bangz "Drank In My Cup") and the video was fan made.

Yo! That dumb a$$ porn star chick who ever she is aint getting a dime from us! We aint make no video. That video was mashed up by somebody on Youtube and i reposted cuz it was dope. People mash up artist videos all the time online. Everybody looking for a hustle. Then they tryna say drink in my cup is my song. That aint my song u dumb braud! Get a life. I dont play dem games. N*ggas work too hard to give away free money.

Unfortunately for Bow Wow he'll have to hire a lawyer to fight the case in court.

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Power 106 radio personality Big Boy recently sat down with 50 Cent and wanted to know the amount of the biggest check the G-Unit boss has seen. 50 told him that during his time working with Paul Fireman on the G-Unit sneaker brand the former Reebok chief paid him $80 million. 50 further explained that despite the amount of money he has made he still has goals to reach as a businessman, which is what drives him to keep working hard.

The two also talked about his relationships with Eminem and Dr. Dre. 50 confirmed that he has some Dre production on his new album , 5 (Murder By Numbers) and a lot more.

Check out the interview below.

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Terrell Owens is one of the best wide receivers the NFL has ever seen. He's also been a cancer on just about every team he's played for. For that reason alone he's now playing for the Allen Wranglers of the Indoor Football League instead of one of the 32 NFL franchises.

To make matters worse, he's about to lose two Dallas condominiums to foreclosure despite having made at least $80 million during his playing days in the NFL.

The Huffington Post is reporting that Owens is delinquent on a $360,000 loan from JPMorgan Chase for one condo, and on a $295,920 loan from Deutsche Bank on the second one. Both condos, a couple of blocks apart will go up for auction March 6. 

Owens fortune has been lost due to bad investments and high child support payments according to the article.

As for the good news, Owens scored three touchdowns in his debut for the Wranglers over the weekend.

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Not only did Jermaine Dupri's Lamborghini Murcielago get repossessed recently, he is now being sued by the company that financed the purchase.

According to TMZ, Premier Financial Services sued Dupri in Georgia Superior Court, claiming he still owes them a difference of $79,095 for the vehicle after they repoed it and sold it off at auction for $115,000.

Dupri originally financed the $330,000 car in 2006. He put down $70,000 up front and agreed to make 58 monthly payments of $4,323, but stopped paying in 2009.

Dupri is well known throughout the music industry for founding So So Def Records and guiding the early careers of Kris Kross, Lil Bow Wow and Da Brat.

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