With Steven Spielberg attached to the project there's actually hope that the film could be much better than those horrible Alien vs. Predator films. What a f*ckin' letdown. Just sayin.'
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Should be interesting to see how this one ends up playing out. You can bet it'll be ugly if Silver's biggest fear is confirmed.
In the meantime, Nate says he's changed his diet to help keep his health in check. He eats fruits and grilled protein such as chicken and fish while staying away from processed foods.
According to an X fan account covering the Young Thug and YSL RICO trial revealed that Gunna will not take the stand in the matter.
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Though plot details aren't really known, it seems like the film will be a sort of 'Natural Born Killers' affair as the two ultimately break out of Arkham Asylum and wreck havoc on the streets of Gotham City while singing show tunes and dancing away the pain of their past as they evade the law.
The PLEASURE and Reebok "Not Guilty" Collection will be available on Pleasuresnow.com April 19 before going global April 20.
DJ Mister Cee, born Calvin LeBrun, has passed away. He was 57. https://twitter.com/djmistercee/status/586213324360146944 “We have lost the iconic Mister Cee,” wrote Hot 97’s Peter Rosenberg on X, formerly Twitter. “I listened to him yesterday and am in complete shock. He was a dear friend to all of us, a wonderful man, and one of the […]
The case will move forward with the trial set to get underway later this month, but with this ruling it seems like Ja might be able to get out of this situation without having to cough up much of his $197 million salary.
Russell Simmons has requested that the court dismiss a defamation lawsuit brought one his sexual assault accusers, Drew Dixon.
'HipHopWired' got the opportunity to attend the Fresh, Bold and So Def Symposium held at Lincoln Center last Friday, as well as the chance to talk with the Hip Hop Education Center founder and organizer, Martha Diaz.