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Reality Star Loses Battle With Cancer
Daisy Lewellyn (center) and the cast of Blood Sweat & Heels.
‘Power’ Teaser Has Ghost With New Enemies; Returns In July
James ‘Ghost’ St. Patrick (Omari Hardwick) is looking over his shoulder in Season 2, episode 1 ‘Ghost Must Die’.
Fans of the STARZ television show Power have been salivat- ing at the mouth, waiting for show runner, creator and writer Courtney A. Kemp to give them even the smallest morsel of what to expect for season three. Then on April 5, Ms. Kemp kindly obliged.
In a brief 30-second trailer, fans will see Ghost must now look over his shoulder to navi- gate a world where new ene- mies have familiar faces. The teaser doesn’t give too much away because, well it’s a teaser. However, in one of the more chilling moments from the clip, Ghost, feeling somebody star- ring, looks to see his one time friend and brother, Tommy on the opposite side of a street, in- deed symbolism for where their relationship has now taken them.
There isn’t a Kanon sighting in the clip, but as exposed at the end of season two, Special K wasn’t quite out for the count and may prove to be an even bigger problem for Ghost as well. Power returns this July on STARZ.
Apollo Nida Sent To Maximum Security For Committing Jail Crime
Apollo Nida and Phaedra Parks on their wedding day. Apollo was sentenced to 8 years in federal prison for wire fraud.
Very sad news. Blood Sweat & Heels cast member Daisy Lewellyn has passed, after fighting an inspirational battle against cancer. The news was confirmed by Daisy’s reality TV star cast member, Deme-
tria Lucas.
Daisy was diagnosed in Feb-
ruary 2014 with stage-three bile duct cancer, a rare cancer affecting the liver, and under- went chemotherapy and radia- tion treatments. Daisy was 36.
Apollo Nida is apparently in hot water while incarcerated after he was caught commit- ting a crime. The estranged hubby of Phaedra Parks
who’s locked up for wire fraud, was recently caught with a cellphone and is now spending 18 months in maximum secu- rity as punishment.
Kevin Hart Tells His Story In New Book ‘From The Hart’
NWA Inducted Into Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame
Rappers NWA inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in New York over the weekend. MC Ren, Dr. Dre, Ice Cube, and DJ Yella.
NWA back when it all started with rapper Eazy-E.
Kevin Hart is taking steps to enter the literary arena with penning a memoir.
USA Today cites an an- nouncement from the Atria Publishing Group that reveals the funnyman will publish his memoir, titled “From the Hart” on Father’s Day in 2017.
In a press release, “From the Hart” will examine how Hart has used obstacles and set- backs he’s experienced in life to fuel his drive to succeed. Among those obstacles and set- backs are Hart growing up with an addicted father as well as failing miserably at his first gigs.
Hart’s venture into being an author comes as he remains ac- tive on the scene with recent movies such as “Ride Along 2,
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with Ice Cube;” “The Wedding Ringer,” with Josh Gad; and “Get Hard,” with Will Ferrell. Hart’s next big-screen outing will be “Central Intelligence” with Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson. The action comedy is set to arrive in theaters on June 17.
Def Loaf Throws ‘Coming To America’ Themed B-Day Party
The group are just the fifth hip-hop act to be voted into the hall, having been nomi- nated three times previously.
Founding member Ice Cube said the quintet had earned their place, just as the pioneers of jazz, blues, punk, rock and pop before them.
"Rock and roll is not con- forming to the people who came before you, but creating your own path in music and in life," he said.
"We have come a long way from being so hated in the in- dustry to making it to the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Are we rock and roll? You're damn right we're rock and roll."
Ice Cube's comments came amid criticism from some rock acts, including Kiss frontman
Gene Simmons, about in- cluding rap artists in the rock hall.
NWA's rise to fame was charted in the 2015 film ‘Straight Outta Compton’, named after one of their best- known songs.
The group caused contro- versy for their often inflamma- tory songs that reflected the violence, crime and anti-police sentiments of their Los Ange- les neighborhood and went on to sell more than 100 million records.
They were inducted at the ceremony by rapper Kendrick Lamar, who said the group had "proved to every kid in the ghetto that you could be successful and still have your voice while doing it".
Def Loaf at her birthday party.
Saturday night, celebs came out to celebrate Dej Loaf Pri- vate Birthday Celebration at Atlanta’s Ventanas. The rapper hosted a ‘Coming To America’ themed bash for her 25th birthday, with guests wearing African attire.
The evening included sur- prise performances and tons of special guests. Young Thug performed, along with a few of our favorite Throwback Artists including RL, Case, and
YoYo. Vocal powerhouse Syleena Johnson sang happy birthday and performed a few of her classic hits.
Other celebrities in atten- dance included Love & Hip Hop Atlanta’s Tammy Rivera and Bambi; Toya Wright, singer Ceelo Green, singer Bobby V, pro- ducer Jermaine Dupri, waist trainer entrepreneur Premadonna.
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