Spanning all genres and styles from dapper dudes to pastel princesses, check out this year’s red carpet arrivals
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Action Bronson Criticized For Tweet
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''I Don't Hate Anyone''
Rapper Action Bronson has ruffled some feathers in the LGBT community after he tweeted an Instagram photo this week. Several people on Twitter and others have criticized the rapper's tweets and the image. âClose up of Drunk Mexican Tranny after Bes poured a Bottle of water on its head,â Action Bronson tweeted. Bronson then said that he was just posting a photo, he has no issue with the LGBT community. âI donât hate anyone. I like to laugh. He/She should be ashamed of He/She Self for giving yâall a bad wrap.ind u it was laying on the floor,â Bronson proclaimed. âIn front of the Train Station. Iâm only a documentarian of this event.â âItâs simple. U donât like what I say then donât pay attention," he added. âIf u DONT wanna get pissed on spit on and put on Instagram DONT GET DRUNK TO THE POINT U CANT STAND OR TALK.â âF**K YOU HATER,â said Bronson. |
50 Cent Discusses Lloyd Banks' Career
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''You Can Sh*t Or Get Off the Toilet''
50 Cent elaborated on earlier statements he made about his longtime associate and G-Unit artist, Lloyd Banks. Funkmaster Flex asked 50 about his relationship with Banks and 50 reiterated that its probably time for Banks to work on his own brand. "You know whatâs really interesting? No matter how much you do for an artist, I donât think you can prevent there from being a point that the artist wants it to be about them, regardless of who it is. I think when youâre not an artist, and youâre an executive, you never have that conflict," he explained. "I want [my artists] to be bigger. You want them to have their own record companies and everything else. But when people lose sight of how people actually get to the point that youâre at, it gets really uncomfortable...you want to offer them the opportunity to take your base and make it theirs...weâre all made of something different. Even though we all function the same, as humans, weâve got different qualities and talents. Iâd like for them all to establish themselves in their own right and the way to do it is to give them space. You can sh*t or get off the toilet. As far as Iâm concerned, you can figure out how to move or you can sit there until nobody cares youâre there. Itâs not going to make me any bigger or less than I am now. And thatâs not towards Banks - thatâs towards any artist at this point." "The question is, have you ever had people who work for you, that you work for? Because it gets interesting when you get to a point where this personâs under you - they work for you - and youâre working for them," he added. "They donât respond to what youâre saying, they just wait around. Youâre just sitting there like, 'Yo, youâre going to miss the f**king boat. Youâve got to do this like this, now.' Youâre moving things in place, pretty much making it more convenient for them to execute it, and then they come when they feel like coming...but Iâm not running around, jumping through hoops, making it super convenient for them. Iâm going to let them work now. Iâve done enough for all of them." |
Young Buck Prison Details Emerge
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Rapper Entered Plea Deal With Prosecutors
There has been much secrecy surrounding rapper Young Buck and his upcoming jail term, but the details have finally emerged. According to reports, Buck agreed a plea deal with prosecutors to serve 18 months in jail after the IRS raid on his home in Nashville back in 2010. Buck pleaded guilty to possessing firearms and ammunition as a convicted felon. IRS agents reportedly recovered firearms at his home during the raid to repossess belongings over an unpaid $300,000 tax debt. Buck has been prohibited from carrying a firearm ever since he was convicted of assault with a deadly weapon after he stabbed a man at the VIBE Awards back in 2004. He will be sentenced formally on July 13th. |
