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Iggy Gets Info On Cheating Fiance’ Via His L. A. Laker Teammate
Faith Evans Preps Duet Album Featuring Late Husband Notorious B.I.G.
Judge Considers Putting Bill Cosby Case On Hold
As if the Lakers dumpster fire needed some more gaso- line thrown on it.
According to ESPN, the team is isolating rookie D’Angelo Russell following the release of a video, which he reportedly taped, that captures teammate Nick Young admitting to cheating on fiancée Iggy Azalea.
Russell is overheard in the video, which surfaced on social media last week, asking Young whether he has been with other women, including rumored Odell Beckham Jr. squeeze Amber Rose. In the damning chat, Young talks about a 19-year-old he met at a club last summer.
It appears Young did not know he was being filmed, seemingly shocked after Rus- sell says in later footage, “I’m glad you told my video all that.”
Azalea was quick to re- spond on social media, thank- ing Russell for the “intel” on Young.
L. A. Laker Nick Young and his fiancée, Iggy Azalea
As the Lakers continue to spiral in Kobe Bryant’s final season, which included a cata- strophic 123-75 loss to the Utah Jazz on Monday, team morale is at an epic low.
“It’s bad,” a team insider told ESPN.com. “It’s about as bad as it can get. There were trust issues already. Now there’s no trust.” During a re- cent team meal, Russell re- portedly sat alone as no teammate would eat with him.
BILL COSBY
Faith Evans has plans to release a duets album called “The King & I,” with her late husband, the Notorious BIG and according to Billboard.com, it’s almost fin- ished.
In a recent interview on the
Dame Dash Radio Show,
Evans said she’s been working with Biggie’s mom, Voletta Wallace on the project, which will feature the rapper’s vocals in a new light.
She continued to describe the album, saying she plans on using past interviews of the rapper talking about her. She also says it won’t have a lot of meaningless features, and whoever will grace the album will be people close to him, and can share memories about the
The late Notorious BIG and his wife, Faith Evans.
late rapper. When it comes to performing songs from the project live, Faith said she’s thinking about using a Notori- ous B.I.G hologram.
A judge considered Wednes- day whether to put a sexual bat- tery lawsuit against Bill Cosby on hold until an unrelated criminal case against the come- dian is resolved.
Cosby’s attorneys are seek- ing the delay in a case filed by Judy Huth, a Riverside County woman who accuses the comedian of forcing her to per- form a sex act on him when she was 15 years old. Huth sued Cosby in December 2014, claiming the abuse happened in a bedroom of the Playboy Man- sion around 1974. Cosby’s lawyers want the case put on hold until after Cosby resolves a sexual assault criminal case filed in Pennsylvania. That case, which involves a former Temple University employee, is on hold while Cosby appeals a ruling that he did not have an immunity deal with a former prosecutor. He is free on $1 million bail.
Attorneys for Cosby, 78, are also seeking to delay the come- dian’s second deposition in the case. He gave his first sworn testimony in the case last year, but a judge has ordered him to answer additional questions posed by Huth’s attorney, Gloria Allred.
Tyrese’s Short Film Released
Tyrese, Tank and V. Bozeman (Empire) star in the film.
It’s finally here!
After dropping the teaser two
weeks ago, on Easter Sunday, Tyrese released the musical short film “The Black Book” starring V. Bozeman and Tank. It’s a three-part music video featuring the duet “You Can’t Break Me” and two more songs from his Black Rose album, “Waiting On You” and the Tank-assisted song “Prior To You.”
The 25-minute clip tells the story of a tumultuous relation- ship between Tyrese and V. Bozeman’s characters; fights, arguing, but through it all, they end up at the altar. The whole clip is a flashback, much like the popular romantic movie “The Notebook.” The short film shows the couple in old age as the gentleman tells the story of their relationship to his wife, who now suffers from Alzheimer’s.
‘I Love The 90s Tour’ Set For Select Cities
If the 90s were your decade, then this news is for you!
A slew of 90s hip-hop and R&B stars are joining forces to come to a city near you on the first ever “I Love the ’90s Tour.”
The lineup consists mostly of hip-hop artists such as Tone Loc, Young MC, Kool Moe Dee, Rob Base, Coolio, Kid
‘N Play, Biz Markie, and Salt-N-Pepa. Representing for R&B in the lineup are the groups All-4-One and Color Me Badd.
Thanks to popular demand, what started out as just a few dates this spring has grown into a lengthy 6-month tour, which kicks off April and runs through October.
Salt N Pepa and Color Me Baad
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