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Fetty Wap Robbed; Crew Shoots Suspects
Method Man Is Voice Of Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare
Call of Duty: Infinite War- fare has just dropped two new multiplayer voice over packs and one of the voices featured on the new add-on is none other than M-E-T-H- O-D, MAN! -
The Wu-Tang Clan killer bee is about to get all up in your ears again but instead of droppin’ bars he’s going to be droppin’ instructions on how to get yourself out of some multiplayer combat in one piece in The Method Man VO Pack.
While gamers can enjoy The U.K. Special Forces VO Pack for free, The Method Man VO Pack will cost you $3.99.
Method Man featured on ver- sion of Call Of Duty: Infinite Warfare.
Both VO packs are available for download right now on PS4 and Xbox One.
A suspect reportedly con- nected to a dispute involving rapper FETTY WAP has been arrested, but he is deny- ing involvement in the crime.
The “Trap Queen” star and several of his friends were in- volved in the altercation at an all-night delicatessen in his native Paterson, New Jersey early on Sunday (March 26), and sources said Fetty, real name Willie Maxwell II, had a chain and cash stolen, sparking a shootout, which left three people with non life-threatening wounds.
Fetty was not among those injured and is not con- sidered a suspect, however he has refused to cooperate with police in regards to an inves-
Fetty Wap and his crew were allegedly robbed by Raheem ‘Fuzz’ Thomas and his crew.
tigation into the altercation, part of which was recorded on a bystander’s phone.
Raheem “Fuzz” Thomas, has been arrested in connection to the incident
after posting a photo on In- stagram wearing Fetty’s stolen chain. He has been booked on aggravated assault and three weapons posses- sion offenses.
Fresh Prince Of Bel-Air Cast Has Reunion
‘Bad Boy 3’ Director Leaves; Setting Back Release Date
Filmmaker Joe Carna- han is denying reports he ex- ited “Bad Boys 3” because he was feuding with franchise star Will Smith, insisting he is a huge fan of the actor.
The “Smoking Aces” direc- tor signed on to direct the third film in the franchise in 2015, but he quit the project earlier this month, and sources told The Hollywood Reporter the filmmaker was forced to leave because of scheduling conflicts, while in- siders claimed creative differ- ences and “bad blood” between him and Smith were the real reason for his depar- ture.
Carnahan has now re-
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Smith and Martin Lawrence.
recting the sequel to focus on his new company.
“I am and remain a huge fan of Will,” he told the New York Post’s Page Six. “There was zero bad blood. How- ever, I started a new company with Frank Grillo, and the demands of that pulled me away from BB3 after the long development process. That’s it. No other drama.”
“Bad Boys,” the popular Will Smith and Martin Lawrence franchise, last hit the big screen in 2003. In Au- gust “Bad Boys For Life’s” re- lease date was pushed back from June to January, before Sony pushed it back once more to November next year.
Bad Boy 3’starring Will
vealed he dropped out of di-
Cast of Fresh Prince of Bel-Air in the 1990s and at the Reunion re- cently.
Will Smith has reunited with his “Fresh Prince of Bel Air” cast mates.
Recently, Alfonso Ribeiro, who played Carlton Banks on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air, took to Instagram to share a picture of himself with all his former castmates, with the cap- tion, “Always amazing to spend an afternoon with my Fresh Prince family.”
In the photo is Will Smith, his TV cousins, Tatyana Ali and Karyn Parsons; Joseph Marcell, who played every- one’s favorite butler, Geof- frey, and Daphne Maxwell Reid, who played the second installment of Aunt Viv.
The only one missing from the Banks family was James Avery, who played Uncle Phil. Avery died in December
2013 after complications stem- ming from open heart surgery.
Disney Says ‘No’ To Will Smith
Will Smith wanted $20 million in order to appear in Disney’s upcoming live remake of its animated classic Dumbo, but Disney turned him down, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Instead, he’s getting $20 million from Netflix for Bright.
THR reports that Disney, which has been doing live-ac- tion reboots of many of its old classics, has been getting a rep- utation for being “cheap” with its actors, much like Marvel Studios has reported to be.
Colin Farrell is reportedly being considered as a replace- ment for Smith.
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