01. Intro
02. Death B4 Dishonor
03. Choppa N Da Paint
04. Dope Boy Swag
05. In Da Wall
06. Powder
07. Whippin’ All Of Dat
08. Spray Somethin’
09. Yayo
10. Drug Dealin’ Muzik
11. Popular Demand
12. Porsche Music
TENINO, Wash. -- The woman whose body was found in the front seat of a man's pickup truck has been identified.
Investigators said Vanda S. Boone, 60, died after being repeatedly stabbed on a bike trail in Tenino on Sunday afternoon.
Boone had recently moved from New York to Yelm, according to friends. She was staying with a friend and was working part-time as a massage therapist in Olympia.
Boone is said to be a follower of JZ Knight, the founder of the Yelm-based Ramtha's School of Enlightenment. On Tuesday, Knight released a written statement which said the school would take care of the funeral arrangements.
Vanda Boone
Police have arrested Bernard Howell, III under investigation of second-degree murder in Boone's death.
Howell, 26, was pulled over while driving his pickup truck near Tenino on Monday. Boone's body was found inside the car.
Erik Kohnhors, told KOMO News Howell showed up on the doorsteps of his Tenino home on Sunday afternoon, agitated, covered in sweat and desperate.
"He was trying to get me to help him move something, and I asked him if it was heavy and stuff, and he said, 'Yeah,' " Kohnhorst said. "His clothes were kind of messed up."
Kohnhorst later surmised Howell was asking him to help move the body.
"That's the only thing I can figure," Kohnhorst said.
Hours later, investigators said a man spotted Howell along Highway 507 near the trail from Yelm to Tenino, loading a body into his truck by himself.
The man told police Howell had asked him to put the body in the passenger seat as his truck bed contained a large, white refrigerator he used to store meat.
The man refused, drove into town and flagged down a deputy. The deputy spotted the truck a short time later and stopped the driver near Tenino Elementary School.
Chief Criminal Deputy Jim Chamberlain said Howell admitted he had a body in his pickup, adding he found the body along the trail and was trying to save the family the cost of a funeral.
Witness Jerry Jones said he watched as officers pulled the victim's body out of the truck, wrapped in plastic and a sleeping bag.
Truck driven by Bernard Howell "You could see between the truck and rear wheel. Here, this person was laying," Jones said.
Investigators said they found the victim's wallet and keys under the front seat.
Bernard Howell's truck
Officials also said they are looking into whether Howell may be connected to the disappearance of Nancy Moyer, who vanished from Tenino last year.
The 36-year-old mother of two was last seen in March 2009. Her front door was found open, with all her belongings still inside and her car was in the driveway.
Detectives said they have not found anything that links Howell to the case, but are planning to question him as a part of their investigation.
In the meantime, investigators have released a photo of the truck Howell was driving, and are asking anyone who saw the truck in the Tenino area on Sunday to give the Thurston County Sheriff's Office a call.
Howell has a history of mental illness, according to his father. He faces another court hearing Thursday where prosecutors hope to charge him and send him to Western State Hospital for a full evaluation.
Foxy Brown's looming indictment for allegedly violating a court order is nothing compared to the trouble her big brother may be in.
Gavin "Pretty Boy" Marchand, 35, faces up to 15 years in the slammer for possessing forged credit cards and scamming $8,000 in designer duds from a high-end Upper East Side boutique last Saturday, police said.
But little sis Foxy, 31, was too wrapped up in her own case to realize what was happening.
"I don't know anything about that," Foxy, whose real name is Inga Marchand, told The Post outside Brooklyn Criminal Court, where she had faced a grand jury for allegedly cursing at and mooning her neighbor.
Foxy, who a source said broke down in tears during her grand-jury testimony, faces up to four years if convicted of violating a court order by harassing neighbor Arlene Raymond.
Gavin and three pals were busted at the Hermes store on Madison Avenue.
Cops were inside doing surveillance when Gavin and his entourage arrived, sources said.
Accused accomplice Warren David, 31, allegedly used a forged American Express card to pay for $7,882.55 in sales.
Outside the store, cops pounced, but getaway driver Derwin Benoit sped off at up 90 mph until he finally pulled over, police said.
Chippy D might want to look into a Mixed Martial Arts career if this porn star thing doesn't go as planned.
TMZ is reporting that Montana Fishburne was charged with assault in February after beating the hell out of her boyfriend's ex girlfriend.
According to the report, Fishburne barged into the victim's home, forced her into the bathroom and boxed that head tough causing "significant injuries".
The Los Angeles City Attorney's Office is charging Montana with battery, false imprisonment and assault with a deadly weapon.
To make matters worse, Chippy is already on probation after a November 2009 arrest for prostitution. If found guilty of these new charges, she might face jail time.
Montana's lawyer, Shawn Chapman Holley, who also represents Lindsay Lohan has entered a plea of not guilty for her client. The case is currently pending.
Fishburne's boyfriend/pimp, Jerome Greene aka J-Pipes was also charged and plead guilty to domestic abuse charges.
Brian Pumper is putting in work overtime trying to get his rap career off the ground.
A few days ago he dropped a video for his Jay-Z diss, "She Aint Ready". The he lost a little momentum when he went on G-Unit Radio and spit the "World's Worst Freestyle". But now he's back with visuals for a new track titled "Pumper".featuring Pink and Roxy.
Brian also left a message for the haters in the video description,
"New B.Pumper Banger Called, PUMPER Feat, Pornstars PINKY & ROXY For All The Internet Haters, Eat This Hot Shit Bitch! Beat Stupid, Lyrics Cazy! Pumper Will Never Slow Down! Posted By Me Pumper, Bitch!"
We told you about Birdman copping a new Bugatti Veyron Here on Thisis50 the other day. At the time there were only pics available. Today we get the visuals courtesy of Derick G.
Stunna doesn't hit the car's top end speed of 253 mph, but why would he need to?
Also I stand corrected on the price tag. I thought it was $2.1 million, turns out it's actually $2.5 mil.
Stunna says in the video that the car is "rich n*gga sh*t", and I'd have to agree.
We told you about Birdman copping a new Bugatti Veyron here on PaperChaserDotCom the other day. At the time there were only pics available. Today we get the visuals courtesy of Derick G.
Stunna doesn't hit the car's top end speed of 253 mph, but why would he need to?
Also I stand corrected on the price tag. I thought it was $2.1 million, turns out it's actually $2.5 mil.
Stunna says in the video that the car is "rich n*gga sh*t", and I'd have to agree.
This is not the way to get your career as a superstar started.
Yeah, Laurence Fishburne's daughter, Montana did a couple of porn films, big deal. We still love Kim Kardashian after she did hers and tolerate Paris Hilton to an extent, so I'm cutting her some slack on that.
But how in the hell do you leave the club with ashy a** knees? I doubt she went in that way, assuming she has lotion and a mirror at home.
Come on, Chippy D, we're expecting more than this now that you're in the spotlight you so desperately craved.
This kind of hood ratness can't happen if you're going to ascend to the heights of the Kardashians like you say you want to.
There's so many possibilities I could think of on why her knees look like chalkboards, but I think it would be better if yall left your comments on how this could have happened.
Oh and in case you're wondering. The little elf next to her is her boyfriend/pimp, Jeremy Steele aka "J-Pipes".
UK Singer, Boy George is concerned for pop superstar Lady Gaga.
Gaga told Vanity Fair in a recent interview that she was once a drug addict and still uses cocaine on occasion. "I won't lie; it's occasional. And when I say occasional, I mean maybe a couple of times a year."
George, a former heroin addict who rapper Eminem has credited with helping him overcome his drug addiction, knows the warning signs..
He wrote in a blog for Papermag.com that he believes the singer has more of a problem with cocaine than she is letting on.
"If Lady Gaga were about to be exposed as a drug user I would understand her recent confession to Vanity Fair that she is an 'occasional' coke sniffer. But why offer up this information on a whim? Could it be that her use of coke is not so "occasional?" As a recovering addict who knows how dangerous "occasional" use is, I can think of no reason for Gaga to reveal this to her young audience. My mum had the best take on this "she's reached the stage where she feels untouchable, you all get there -- you did, son." I can't argue with that! One has to wonder how much of a grip Gaga has on things. Up until now she has seemed almost annoyingly professional and focused and this seems out of character! Isn't saying your an "occasional" drug taker a bit like saying you're bisexual? That usually means you're raving!"
Rapper T.I. was released from prison in December after getting knocked for trying to buy an arsenal of weapons that would have made Tony Montana jealous.
Now that he's free to roam, he finds himself spending more time at home than ever. Not just because he loves spending time with his family, but also because he can no longer carry a gun.
In a recent interview with Complex Magazine, Tip explained his reasoning.
"I'm just uncomfortable having no tool. Even when I have security. I'm more comfortable knowing there's one around—but not having one myself, being used to having one for so long and being in places and around people that I know got 'em, I'm just uncomfortable. So I stay out of that environment as much as possible."
Tony Yayo said he has the most eclectic musical taste in G-Unit. He listens to J. Cole, Lady Gaga, The-Dream and the Pack's Lil B, who is on a few tracks from Yayo's new mixtape, along with protégé Danny Brown.
"Lil B, I told you I'm feeling," he said. "I wanna start something new and get some artists under the wing. Lil B, Danny Brown is on the mixtape coming soon. [G-Unit member] New Money Trav. Trav knows Lil B. He has connections with Too Short. I got connections with E-40. They all end up coming to the show in the Bay. That's how 50 [Cent] wound up doing the remix to [E-40's] 'N---a Don't Act Like a Bitch.' They all ended up backstage. We had E-40 back there, Too Short, Lil Uno from the Pack. It was so many people back there. I linked up with Lil B. His music is good. He's a real humble dude. That cooking dance is hot."
Tony said B came to the G-Unit mansion and banged out a few tracks shortly after.
"When I'm in the studio, me and D. Brown, it was cool new energy," the Southside Queens native said. "It was cool to have new energy in the studio. Like how Cam'ron vibes with Vado. I think Vado makes Cam better. You hear his sh-- sounding better because of Vado. Me working with D. Brown, I hear my sh-- sounding better and better. When you work with a guy who has punch lines, you take your time to create punch lines too. It's like a war in the studio. Lil B came to the studio, knocked out his verses easy. Came to the mansion, we balled out and just chilled, man."
When asked if he could see Lil B as part of G-Unit, Yayo didn't think it was out of the realm of possibility.
"I could see that," he said. "He's a little crazy, but I could see that. He makes good music. It's all about the good music."
Super sexy Kim Kardashian and her new buddy, Justin Bieber recently wrapped a shoot for Elle Magazine in the Bahamas.
One of the pics leaked a month or so back and really had people wondering what was going on with the two of them.
It was all in good fun though. The theme of the shoot was 'The Graduate', a 1960's film about a recent college grad who gets seduced by an older woman.
We're not going to make you wait 26 episodes until the season finale to reveal the answer to this cliffhanger. On Monday night, Young Jeezy released "Death B4 Dishonor," the first song from his upcoming mixtape, 1,000 Grams, Vol. 1. On it, he raps over Rick Ross' "(B.M.F.) Blowin' Money Fast" instrumental, which quickly fueled heavy speculation among fans that the Snowman was actually dissing the Bawse. Jeezy settled the question straight-up on Tuesday (August 10).
"It's not a dis," Jizzle told MTV News via phone from ATL. "First of all, I'm not gonna get nothing out of dissing that guy. That's one. What am I gonna get out of dissing him? I think sometimes people can read into things too deep. They trippin', man. They crazy out there. Basically, if homie takes that as a dis, he's insecure, and anybody else out there who does, they are insecure.
"When it comes to that [Black Mafia Family] situation, I'm gonna talk about it a little flyer anyway," Young added. "I happen to know that situation very well. But basically ['Death B4 Dishonor'], it's off a mixtape that's coming out. My mixtape is coming out on Thursday, it's called 1,000 Grams. I took all the records I liked and flipped them my way. It's a gang of records on there like that. It's like 12 joints, all records that I heard in the club that I like and flipped them my way.
While Jeezy doesn't mention Ross by name on "Death B4 Dishonor," one of the lines fueling the speculation questions: "How you Blowin' Money Fast?/ You don't know the crew/ Oh, you part of the fam?/ Sh--, I never knew."
"That's for real," Jeezy explained. "That's for anybody. I got n---as in prison behind that sh--. I feel that if you speaking on sh--, you gotta at least know who you talking about. That's like n---as speaking on Cash Money: If he ain't never been a part of Cash Money, [then] I'mma speak it better if I'm a part of Cash Money. To me, [Black Mafia Family] was real. I know all the members. Who else would say a line like that but me? I'm one of the few people who can say that, so I said it. That's real life, though. You gotta know the crew, baby. I thought that was the purpose of the game: to get on records and talk your sh--, right?
"Subliminals, for what?" the Snowman added. What's understood ain't gotta be said. I didn't think people would take the record like that. I did it like I would have any Shawty Lo record, any Rocko record, whoever. I got on [Ross' beat] and did it like how I do it, the best way I know how. I don't know if because the BMF situation is for real for me that everybody is like, 'Ooh. Oh, sh--.' Twitter is a muthaf---a, by the way."
During our talk, Jeezy said that his song "The Real BMF" had already been recorded (and was sitting in his vault) before Ross' "(B.M.F.)" was released. "The Real BMF" was supposed to have been included on the upcoming TM103, but once he heard that Ross put out a song so similar, he decided it didn't belong on his LP; it would just be a giveaway to the streets.
Young also described Ross' "(B.M.F.)" as "dope" and said he was bound to jump on the record one way or another, either officially or through the mixtape circuit, which he ultimately did. On 1,000 Grams, Vol. 1 he also flips Soulja Boy's "Pretty Boy Swag" into "Dope Boy Swag" and Kanye West's "Power" into the record & #8212; so aptly titled for the #1 Trap Star & #8212; "Powder." Records by the Clipse and Young Money also get their instrumentals borrowed for the tape.
"It was one of those things, you get in a zone and wanna get some sh-- off," he said of the DJ Scream-hosted tape. "I wanted to have some fun. Get in the booth, smoke me one or two."
And yes, his long-awaited TM103 album is still on the way. He promises it'll drop before the end of 2010.
What do you think of Jeezy's explanation? Does this end the speculation for you? Tell us your thoughts in the comments.
Former "American Idol" winner Fantasia Barrino was hospitalized last night (August 9) in Charlotte, NC for a medication overdose according to a WCNBC report.
This comes right on the heels of news that the singer was recently named in a lawsuit by Paula Cook, claiming Barrino wrecked her marriage.
Among other things, Cook alleges Barrino made a sex tape with her husband.
On Monday, Barrino's manager, Brian Dickens released a statement to TMZ, saying Barrino was "certain that she is not responsible for the deterioration of the Cook's marriage."
The statement also went on to say, "Fantasia will weather this storm with the dignity and grace that she has exemplified throughout a life in which she has repeatedly overcome obstacles and challenges. Fantasia's faith in God, herself and family remain as strong as ever."
Right now, Barrino doesn't appear to be "weathering the storm" all that well. Hopefully she will pull through this and emerge ok.
RAPPER Eminem has a crush on Rihanna and wants to date her.
The rapper, who recently recorded a duet with the star entitled ‘Love the Way You Lie’, has a crush on the Barbados-born singer and his grandmother Betty Kresin thinks they would make a great couple
. Betty told Heat magazine: “I can totally see what any girl including Rihanna would see in him. He’s so charming; he has always had adorable, beautiful blue eyes and this charming, wonderful smile.
“Rihanna would make a suitable partner for Marshall. But he needs to enjoy life and not get carried away with any relationships at the moment.”
Rihanna and Eminem, real name Marshall Mathers, are reportedly in constant communication, but for the ‘Umbrella’ singer – who is dating baseball star Matt Kemp – their relationship is purely platonic.
A source said: “Marshall would date Rihanna in a heartbeat if she showed even the slightest interest. They’re on the phone and texting each other constantly.”
Rihanna, who was assaulted by then-boyfriend Chris Brown in February 2009 – recently admitted she felt “connected” to the lyrical references to domestic abuse in ‘Love the Way You Lie’.
She said: "It's something that, you know, we've both experienced on different sides, different ends of the table.
"Eminem pretty much just broke down the cycle of domestic violence and it's something that people don't have a lot of insight on.
"I knew if he sent me a record there must be something to it. It couldn't just be, 'Oh, duh! She was in that relationship so we have to get her.' The lyrics were so deep, so beautiful and intense. It's something that I understood, something I connected with."
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