Lil Kim is a proud mom after having her first child on Monday, June 9. The 39-year old rapper gave birth at Hackensack University Medical Center in New Jersey, according to ET Online.
The baby, named Royal Reign, weighed 6 pounds, 5 ounces, and measured 19.5 inches long. Kim has not publicly confirmed the name of the father, but various media reports have identified him as New York rapper Mr. Papers.
K Camp found the right formula with his popular single "Cut Her Off." For the official remix he gets assists from YG, Lil Boosie and Too Short. This will appear on the Slumlords mixtape, out on June 12th.
Nicki Minaj releases an official music video for "Pills N Potions." The song serves as the lead single off of her forthcoming album entitled The Pink Print, which will be released later this year. You can purchase the single now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/pills-n-potions-single/id881234432.
Atlanta and Philly link up as Original Block Hustlaz recording artist Dark Lo collaborates with Young Ralph on a new banger entitled "Russell Wilson." Peep the official music video directed by Jordan Tower Films.
Follow Dark Lo and Yung Ralph on Twitter @yungralphworld @obhdarkLo
Sonya Miller has won a custody battle with her estranged husband, Master P, for their four minor children.
It wasn't much of a legal battle between the two. P, real name Percy Miller simply failed to show up in court, according to TMZ.
Sonya now has sole physical and legal custody of 13-year-old Hercy, 9-year-old Mercy, 17-year-old Tytyana and 14-year-old Italy.
As we previously reported, Sonya has filed for divorce from the No Limit Forever CEO after 24-years of marriage. She is seeking $67 million in the divorce settlement. Her list of demands includes$54 million from P's businesses, she estimates to be worth $136,101,000, $10 million from his "Make 'Em Say Ughh!" energy drink company, an Escalade and her $28,000 wedding dress.
Halle Berry has been ordered to cough up $16,000 a month in child support to Gabriel Aubry, the father of their 6-year old daughter Nahla Aubry.
The ruling was handed down on May 30th by Superior Court Judge Scott Gordon. Berry was also ordered to pay $300,000 for Aubrey's lawyer fees and $115,000 retroactive child support.
The former couple currently share 50/50 joint custody of their daughter and will split health care costs. Their incomes played a major factor in the judges decision.
According to E! Online, court documents listed Berry's 9-month gross income at $4.7 million. Aubry's gross-expense income totaled $192,921 for the 12 months ending Oct. 31, 2012.
Berry and Aubrey broke up in 2010. During a 2012 custody dispute a judge blocked the Oscar-winning actress from moving their daughter to France.
Starz's “Power” premiered over the weekend, drawing more than 2 million total viewers overall for the weekend.
Depending on how you slice it, the numbers for “Power” put it on a par with the debut of “Da Vinci's Demons” on the premium network.
“Power,” which counts Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson as an executive producer, tells the story of James “Ghost” St. Patrick (Omari Hardwick), who seems to have it all: a beautiful wife, a gorgeous Manhattan penthouse, and the hottest, up-and-coming new nightclub in New York.
The earlier show drew 2.14 million total viewers over its premiere weekend airings, similar to “Power's” tally. And “Power” drew 1.27 million total viewers over multiple airings on Saturday night, when it premiered — in line with the 1.3 million total viewers that “Da Vinci's Demons” grabbed over multiple airings on its premiere night.
The initial airing of “Power” at 9 p.m. Saturday night, however, posted 462,000 total viewers — far shy of the 1.04 million who tuned in for the premiere telecast of “Da Vinci's Demons” (though, it's worth noting, the “Demons” premiere was at Friday at 10 p.m.).
While Starz is a premium channel and not dependent on commercials, the premiere of “Power” scored well in the 18-49 demographic most important to advertisers, accounting for 52 percent of the show's opening weekend audience. That was the largest audience concentration in the demo for a Starz original series since “Spartacus.”
Here's a new song from R&B singer Lenisha Nelson entitled "I'm Good." The track is featured in the first episode of the 50 Cent-executive produced Starz series Power.
Trey Songz and T.I. invade Shade 45 this past weekend and kicks info about Trey's new album TRIGGA , Dr Dre , Eating p*ssy and more with DJ WHOO KID. Funny interview right here!
1.The Good King Intro 2.The Good King
3.Heatwave
4.I Need
5.Killa
6.Never Testify
7.Same Ol Thang
8.I Know You Hate Me
9.The Myth Pt. 1
10.Body In The Trunk
11.Come Across
12.Worry Bout Me
13.Asking
14.The Destroyer Skit
15.The Destroyer
16.Who It Is
17.My Ghetto
18.The Myth Pt. 2
19.The Statement
20.Toe 2 Toe
21.Ain't Hard To Tell
22.All I Got
23.Radio Skit
24.All I Need
25.Under Pressure
26.Fall
27.I Feel You
Social media is buzzing about a confrontation that allegedly went down on Sunday, June 8, in San Francisco that involved Seattle Seahawks player Marshawn Lynch, Mistah Fab and DJ Mustard.
Lynch and Fab both hail from Oakland. Mustard is from Los Angeles. The conflict between Fab and Mustard stems from talk that the Los Angeles producer stole the Bay Area's sound without paying homage.
During an interview with The Breakfast Club in May, Mustard seemed to fan the flames.
"I don't speak to [Mistah Fab]," Mustard said at the time. "It's not no beef. It's just the simple fact that when you come up here don't say my name talking about I steal this, I steal that. If Mustard's stealing why don't you come up here and make these beats? 'Cause if you check these charts right now, the charts ain't lying."
Fast forward to last night. Mustard was in San Francisco with YG to perform at radio station KMEL's Summer Jam concert. After the show Mustard was at The Mezzanine behind the turntables, Fab, Lynch and their crew reportedly rushed the stage and assaulted the producer.
There was also talk of YG getting robbed.
Mustard and YG responded to the rumors by posting a video on Instagram denying anything happened.
"They say you got robbed last night, bruh." Mustard says to YG in the video.
"Niggas lied to you," YG answers back, while flashing two handfuls of cash. "Niggas walked in the club and walked out the club."
Mistah Fab also responded to the controversy via Twitter.
"Folks love drama, people blowing up my phone being hella messy blog sites and more love to see us folks go at each other Shits SAD," Fab wrote on the social networking site. "I hate being negative because I'm really a positive minded dude With great intentions and expectation for our better half as a people."
Lets take some steps towards our dreams today!!! Get higher an closer to our goals
Check out The Breakfast Club interview with DJ Mustard below. He starts speaking about Mistah Fab at around the 8:00 minute mark.
**UPDATE**
TMZ Sports reached out to Mistah Fab to get clarification on what exactly went down a The Mezzanine.
Fab said that there was definite tension between him, Lynch, their crew and DJ Mustard's camp, but there were no punches thrown by either party.
FantasyAlarm earlier reported that Lynch was temporarily detained by club security following an altercation, Fab wanted to make it clear that the Seattle Seahawks running back was not involved in any kind of violent activity.
Former Floetry singer Marsha Ambrosius doesn't get the credit she deserves as both a singer and songwriter. With each release she showcases her one of a kind voice that doesn't need to be tweaked in the studio or backed by vocal tracks live.
Check out her music video for the beautiful ballad "Run," and be on the lookout for her sophomore album entitled Friends & Lovers, coming soon.
The Hustle Gang is back with visuals for their new single. Check out the Philly Fly Boy-directed music video for "Chosen" featuring T.I., Spodee and B.o.B.
Korean artist Psy hopes to duplicate the worldwide success of "Gangnam Style" as he teams up with American rapper Snoop Dogg for his new single entitled "Hangover." Check out the official music video below.
Jamal "Gravy" Woolard is in trouble with the law after being arrested Saturday, June 7. The 38-year old rapper/actor was arrested at his Gwinnett County, Georgia home after police received a call from his stepson that he had assaulted his wife.
"Dad hit mom," the stepson told police.
According to TMZ, Gravy was taken into custody and charged with battery, cruelty to children, and simple assault.
Gravy is best known for portraying Biggie Smalls in the 2009 biopic, Notorious.
50 Cent, Young Buck, Lloyd Banks, Kidd Kidd and Tony Yayo, together known as G-Unit, hit the stage together at Webster Hall in New York City on Sunday, June 8.
The crowd was super hyped up as the crew performed many of their hits from albums and mixtapes. Check out the performance below.
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50 Cent Performs The "Cuffin Season" Remix & Disses Slowbucks
G-Unit Performs "Nah I'm Talking Bout" (Grindin My Whole Life Remix)
50 Cent & G-Unit Perform 'In Da Club' x 'So Seductive' x 'Hate It Or Love It' x Straight Outta Southside' At Webster Hall
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