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Boosie Badazz Goes Ballistic On Instagram Over Bentley Being Robbed Of $70K
Will Smith's 'Spies In Disguise' Is A Must See Animation
ATLANTA, GA – Boosie Badazz is fuming after some- one broke into his Bentley and made off with roughly $70,000 in jewelry. According to TMZ, Boosie was grabbing some food at Pappadeaux Seafood Kitchen outside of At- lanta when the suspects smashed his rear passenger window and made off with the goods.
Fellow rapper B-Will, real name Brian Willcott, re- ported the break-in to police and said he saw a “younger- looking” black male reach into
BOOSIE BADAZZ
the vehicle.
Shortly after the incident,
Boosie headed to Instagram Live and demanded a location to retrieve his valuables.
“Be a gangsta and drop your location about that ring b**ch a** ni**a,” he says in the clip. “Drop your location. Drop your hood b**ch a** ni**a.”
The police report states the suspects got away with a “super bowl style” diamond ring valued at $10,000, a large rose gold one with the dia- mond letters “BOSSMAN” val- ued at $10,000 and a rose gold Cuban link chain with dia- monds valued at $50,000.
SPIES IN DISGUISE
'Josephine Baker's Last Dance:’ Paula Patton To Star In And Produce Project On Legendary Performer
So Lance Sterling (Will Smith) tries to steal an at- tack drone. It doesn’t work. The agency he works for thinks he stole it because Robohand (Ben Mendel- sohn), the guy who did steal it, could copy Lance’s face somehow. They never really explained that. And he has to find it, but he turns into a pi- geon. To help him turn into a pigeon is this person nobody really knows called Walter Beckett (Tom Holland).
Walter and Lance are great characters because they feel relatable in some ways.
Walter is shunned by his su- periors and he finds accept- ance in the one man (Lance) he thought would accept him least.
This animation is excel- lent. The plot device of some- one turning into a pigeon through genetic manipulation was unique, to say the least. The movie may have been a little too complicated for some younger kids who may have been the target audi- ence. All in all, it's a must see. Spies in Disguise opens next Wed. (Christmas Eve) Dec. 24 at theaters.
Paula Patton has optioned both the film and television rights to Sherry Jones' novel, Josephine Baker's Last Dance, with the goal of starring in and producing an adaptation of it. A writer to script the adaptation is currently being sought.
Baker, a dancer, singer and actress, who gained fame in Paris, France, due to her cabaret and musical hall performances, was born Freda Josephine McDonald, in St. Louis, Mis- souri.
While she did perform on screen in a number of films, no- tably Siren of the Tropic, Zouzou, and Princesse Tam
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Tam, she is more universally recognized for her vaudeville stage musical acts which helped her become what many may deem the first international Black female celebrity. Baker was also politically active, mak- ing contributions to the civil
rights movement here in the United States, and assisted the French Resistance during World War II, becoming the first Amer- ican-born woman to receive the French military honor, the Croix de Guerre. She died on April 12, 1975, at age 68.
Chris Brown And His Son Have The Same Face; Fans Amazed
It's becoming predomi- nantly clear that Chris Brown has very strong genes. Welcoming his newborn son, Aeko Catori Brown into the world with his ex-girlfriend Ammika Harris several weeks ago, the recording artist just can't get enough of his baby boy. Brown has proven to be a devoted father to his daughter Royalty, posting his
AEKO BROWN
favorite memories with her on the regular. So far, Aeko is getting the same treatment.
Brown has been sharing a flurry of images of the new- born on his social media pages, revealing his name to the world and even posting a side- by-side comparison of himself and his son when he was just a little one. Fans are amazed at just how similar they look.
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