I heard this today on the radio, but I couldn’t believe it so I went online to check. Found TheBoombox reporting on it.
The Houston Press
reported that he missed a performance scheduled for April 7 at Houston’s Bayou Music Center.
And Hiphop-n-more reported that he had missed his “Easter Fest Rozay” show in Guyana due to “a medical emergency.”
Nicki Minaj’s Pink Friday:Roman Reloaded debuts at No.1 on Billboard, with 251,551 albums sold. These are low numbers seeing how she was promoting her album, but hey.. A win is a win.
TMZ reports that some people from Lil Wayne’s entourage assaulted a photographer.
The photog claims Wayne and his boys packed it in after it started to rain — so he followed the group to their car, snapping pics along the way.According to the report, Weezy didn’t much like the attention (as you can see in the video) — so he ordered his goons to take the man’s camera … at which point roughly eight men surrounded him, and intimidated him into deleting several of his photos.The photog claims it didn’t end there — insisting one of Wayne’s dudes spat on him, while another pushed him to the ground. The photog says the group also beat his bicycle with a skateboard.
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50 Cent may not be as busy with his music as he once was (can’t blame him), but he keeps doing movies.
seven movies scheduled for release in 2012 and 2013SP
According to Variety, Fif teams back up with Vincent D’Onofrio and Vinnie Jones for a new action-thriller, The Tomb, which will also star Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger.
The $70 million film stars Stallone as “an expert on structural security who is framed and put in a high-security prison of his own design. He must put his skills to the test to find out who put him there.”
“The Tomb” hits theaters in 2013. I’ve never seen a movie with 50 Cent, so I have no idea how his acting is. But I’m guessing they’re all small roles, with the black man dying before you even start eating your popcorn. Correct me if I’m wrong.
According to FayObserver J. Cole’s Dreamville Foundation is readying a Mother’s Day writing contest.
The Fayetteville native introduced the “Nobody’s Perfect” writing contest for local kids.
The contest encourages kids to honor their mothers (or primary caretakers) using creative writing to express their gratitude. The contest is open to active youth members of Fayetteville Urban Ministry’s Find-A-Friend program.
The theme of the essay plays off Cole’s song, “Nobody’s Perfect,” which features Missy Elliott, and entrants must write an essay or poem completing the statement, ‘Nobody’s Perfect but my mother is perfect for me…’
Who else can you expect this from, than the guy who brought his mom as his date to the Grammys.
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