Tory Lanez’s new album, Memories Don’t Die, released on Mar. 2 to much anticipation. While the project is littered with a litany of features including 50 Cent and Future, the Toronto tuner explains how a text message cost him a verse from hip-hop goddess, Nicki Minaj.
During an interview with HotNewHipHop, Lanez details why Minaj opted out of a feature on his track “Shooters.”
“I was telling her something about the verse.
Although she garnered an Oscar nomination for her role in The Help, Viola Davis says that her portrayal of Abileen Clark was one of the roles she regrets taking.
During an interview at the Toronto Film Festival on Tuesday (Sept. 11), Davis divulged on why she regrets playing the character, stating that she doesn’t think the role provided a “voice” for the women helmed as ‘the help.’
“Have I ever done roles that I’ve regretted?
Allen Iverson‘s off-court issues continue to pile on. The former Mrs. AI has requested for the court to punish her ex-hubby for allegedly kidnapping their children.
According to Tawanna Iverson, the All Star point guard picked up their five children, ranging in ages three to 16, in late May for a visit and never returned them to their mother. TMZ reports, “Tawanna Iverson just filed legal docs, claiming Allen recently asked for permission to take their five kids on a short vacation to Charlotte, NC from May 22nd to May 26th (and Tawanna agreed) but when May 26th rolled around, the children hadn’t been returned.
R&B star Amerie was the subject of ridicule following what many deemed an underwhelming halftime performance. On Thursday (Dec. 22), the 42-year-old songstress graced the Sacramento Kings’ court during the halftime segment of their matchup against the Los Angeles Lakers. Backed by a group of dancers, Amerie delivered a live set of her biggest hits and ran through her classics “Why Don’t We Fall In Love” and “1 Thing.” However, while rocking the crowd, her voice began to sound off-key, an observation multiple attendees and viewers shared on social media, As a result, the Washington D.
Angela Simmons took to Instagram Sunday morning (Nov. 4) to reflect on the life of her son’s father and her ex-fiance Sutton Tennyson.
“Thank you for leaving behind my greatest gift,” the 31-year-old entrepreneur captioned under a photo of Tennyson holding their son, Sutton Joseph Tennyson.
Saturday evening (Nov. 3), it was reported Tennyson was found shot to death inside his Atlanta home. At the time of this post, all those connected with the shooting have been identified and no suspects are at large.