He may not have gotten the injury in a jailhouse brawl or in a fight stemming from one of his well-publicized beefs with other rappers, but if you look hard between the tats on his face, Lil Wayne has a nasty new cut over his left eye.
It seems he was at a skate park in St. Louis, Mississippi on Sunday night when he took a tumble off a board, necessitating a trip to the hospital and nine stitches to close the wound.
When Danell Leyva received the gold medal at Friday night’s national gymnastics championships, he didn’t just win the all-around… he won our hearts.
If you’re a Nicki Minaj fan and can’t wait another minute longer to see her new ‘Fly’ video, then you’re in luck. The rapper will release a sneak peek on Aug. 28 during the MTV Video Music Awards pre-show.
Rihanna will also appear in the video, since she lends her vocal skills to the track. Minaj had the privilege of working with director Sanaa Hamri, who has also worked with Christina Aguilera, Greyson Chance and Jay-Z.
Apparently, Hilary Duff won’t be playing Bonnie Parker in “The Story of Bonnie and Clyde.”
According to TMZ, she was dropped from the starring role last week, when she announced that she was pregnant with her first child with husband Mike Comrie.
Beyoncé and her media mogul husband Jay-Z can add another accolade to their already impressive resumes; the pair has been named the highest-paid couple in music by Forbes magazine. The duo is the second overall highest-paid celebrity couple in the world behind New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady and his supermodel wife Gisele Bundchen.
According to Forbes, between May 2010 and May 2011, “Sasha Fierce” and “Hov” made a combined $72 million. Besides top-selling albums, Beyoncé fronts her own fashion line Deréon and endorsement deals with DirectTV, General Mills and L’Oreal.
Lately, Lindsay Lohan has been known more for her tabloid antics and jail stints than for being an actress, but that doesn’t mean she won’t defend her “good name” anyway.
Lohan recently filed a defamation lawsuit against rapper Pitbull because of an unflattering line about her that was included in his hit single, ‘Give Me Everything.’
After a whirlwind romance of less than a year, reality star Kim Kardashian married NBA player Kris Humphries in Montecito, California on Saturday night.
The 450 guests in attendance included fashion designer Vera Wang, Kim’s ‘Dancing with the Stars’ partner Mark Ballas, ‘Desperate Housewives’ star Eva Longoria, ‘American Idol’ host and ‘Keeping Up with the Kardashians’ producer Ryan Seacrest, tennis stars Venus and Serena Williams, singer Avril Lavigne, and longtime Kardashian friends Dina and Lindsay Lohan.
Kanye West is said to be planning a tribute to Amy Winehouse by recording a remix version of her song ‘Back To Black.’
Kelly Rowland hopes to reunite with her estranged father one day.
It’s been a long time since Will Smith focused on his music career — and even longer since his days as a chart-topping, multiplatinum hitmaker.
But for Smith, who achieved fame in the ’80s and early ’90s as one half of DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh Prince before launching a wildly successful acting career — and then returning to music with 1997′s massive ‘Big Willie Style’ — a comeback is never out of the question. And it sounds like that might be exactly what he’s planning.
He may have scared the you-know-what out of TV audiences as Stringer Bell on ‘The Wire,’ but nobody can deny the intense sex appeal of British hunk Idris Elba.
At 38, Elba’s career has never been better. He’s appeared in everything from big-screen movies like ‘Thor’ to hit TV shows like ‘The Office.’ He also just picked up two — count ‘em — two Emmy nominations, one for his work on ‘The Big C’ and one for the BBC miniseries ‘Luther.’ (With looks this good, who wouldn’t want to nominate him twice?)
For as long as hip-hop has existed, MCs have been boasting their claims to the throne. While all that braggadocio has produced some of the genre’s most entertaining (and most tragic) rivalries, it ultimately doesn’t amount to much.
But that hasn’t stopped Rolling Stone from putting together its own list of hip-hop’s latest and greatest — and crunching the numbers to make a well-constructed, albeit sure to be hotly contested, argument for the current king.
