Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts
Showing posts with label entertainment. Show all posts
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PPd-Presspassdaily- Lil Wayne Take Lil Twist To Strip Club
Rapper Lil Twist is one of the youngest soldiers of Lil Wayne’s Young Money army. Lil Twist may be young, but when his alter ego Twizzy F. comes out, he definitely transforms into a grown man. In an exclusive interview with GlobalGrind caught up with the Young Money artist on the green carpet of the 2011 BET Awards. Lil Twist dished about being kidnapped by Lil Wayne, Young Money pranks wars and of course, his infamous strip club pictures.
Wednesday, July 6, 2011
PPd-Presspassdaily- Alicia Keys To Co-Produce Broadway Play
Alicia Keys is taking her talents to Broadway. The R&B superstar has announced plans to co-produce a play titled “Stick Fly.” The production will revolve around an affluent African-American family that comes together for a weekend on Martha’s Vineyard in Massachusetts. Alicia says “Stick Fly” has a story that “everybody can relate to,” adding that she was attracted to the project because it “portrays Black America in a way that we don’t often get to see in entertainment.” It has not yet been announced whether or not the Grammy winner will be a part of the cast. “Stick Fly” will open on December 8th, with previews taking place in November.
Alicia Keys is also releasing deluxe and collector’s editions of her debut album, “Songs In A (ay) Minor,” today. The records will feature unreleased songs and remixes of previous hits, while the collector’s set will also include a special documentary. Alicia will also celebrate “Songs In A Minor” on Thursday with a special concert at New York’s Beacon Theatre
Friday, July 1, 2011
PPd-Presspassdaily-Michael Jackson Didn’t Sing On “The Simpsons” Happy Birthday Lisa Song
If Michael Jackson couldn’t sing on “The Simpsons,” he apparently wanted to make sure someone passable took his place. Yeardley Smith — who voices Lisa Simpson — is revealing new details to TMZ.com about the King of Pop’s connection to the long-running animated Fox show. For the 1991 episode “Stark Raving Dad,” Smith says Jackson handpicked the impersonator who took on the singing duties for Leon Kompowsky, the mental patient who believed he was the pop superstar.
Thursday, June 30, 2011
PPd-Presspassdaily- Alicia Keys Gets Wax Portrait In New York
Alicia Keys is the latest celebrity to get waxed at the Madame Tussauds Wax Museum of New York. Today was a big day for the pop star as it was also the 10th anniversary of her groundbreaking debut album Songs in a Minor. Alicia decided to celebrate this momentous occasion along with the unveiling of her wax statue with her fellow New Yorkers.
Wednesday, June 29, 2011
PPd-Presspassdaily- Kanye’s G.O.O.D. Music Joins Island Def Jam
Kanye West’s G.O.O.D. Music label now has a home. It was announced on Monday that Kanye and Island Def Jam have signed a worldwide label agreement. The first album released under the new deal will be Big Sean’s debut “Finally Famous,” which hits stores today. Island Def Jam Chairman and CEO Barry Weiss says they look forward to “working closely” with Kanye, telling MTV News that no one has made “a greater impression on the game” over the past eight years. Kanye’s fellow Chicago native Common is also a part of the G.O.O.D. Music family. He signed a new deal with Warner Bros. Records last week, but it isn’t yet known if his new agreement will keep him on the G.O.O.D. Music roster.
Kanye West started G.O.O.D. Music in 2004. He has since added artists like John Legend, Kid Cudi, and Bon Iver.
Kanye West started G.O.O.D. Music in 2004. He has since added artists like John Legend, Kid Cudi, and Bon Iver.
Tuesday, June 14, 2011
PPd-Presspassdaily- Goodbye Norma Jean? Fox's Marilyn tattoo may be disappearing
Is Megan Fox's tattoo of Marilyn Monroe disappearing? The ink definitely seemed less prevalent in recent photographs, sparking reports that she may be lasering the Hollywood icon away.
When the actress got the tattoo in 2009, she said, "I really admire Marilyn Monroe, but I would never try to emulate her. I got the tattoo as a warning. It warns me not to let myself be treated so badly by the film industry so that it breaks me down."
The forearm portrait isn't Fox's only ink: among others she has a Chinese symbol on her neck, a quote from Shakespeare's "King Lear" on her back and a crescent moon on her ankle.
Monday, June 13, 2011
PPd-Presspassdaily- Actress Tika Sumpter Sex It Up In Her Lingerie For ESQUIRE Magazine
Sunday, June 12, 2011
PPd-Presspassdaily- L.A. wants to know: Is Magic Johnson interested in buying Dodgers?
Around the time Magic Johnson sold his stock in the Los Angeles Lakers and Starbucks last fall, both the Los Angeles Times' Steve Dilbeck and ESPN's J.A. Adande suggested he should buy the Dodgers. Johnson said he didn't have plans to do so.
But that was before this week's bombshell. Major League Baseball has stripped Dodgers owner Frank McCourt of his power and is taking over the ownership of the team. It didn't take long for another publication, The Hollywood Reporter, to drop Johnson's name into a list of potential buyers of L.A.'s National League baseball team.
The Reporter's Daniel Miller put together a top 10 list that also includes Brewers owner Mark Attanasio and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who made a run at the Rangers last year.
Miller writes about Johnson:
"Magic not only has cash, he has stinking wealthy friends," he wrote. "If it takes $800 million or a billion, he could get it done."
The $800 million amount is what Forbes valued the Dodgers at last month in its annual list of franchise values. When this year's franchise rankings came out, Forbes reported the Dodgers' debt load was an eye-popping 54% of their overall worth.
Attendance this season has been stagnant by Dodgers' standards. Even before MLB intervened with McCourt, the Dodgers' image had gone from a traditional, family-owned team to one controlled by East Coast transplants caught up in a lavish L.A. lifestyle. In Johnson, Selig would be putting one city's favorite sons and sports legends in charge.
And there would be an enormous historical impact, as Adande noted in October.
"Think of the cultural significance: Johnson could become the first black owner in Major League Baseball of the team that had the first black player," he wrote.
But is Johnson interested? L.A. is wondering
The Reporter's Daniel Miller put together a top 10 list that also includes Brewers owner Mark Attanasio and Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who made a run at the Rangers last year.
Miller writes about Johnson:
The Lakers legend already is involved in another L.A. sports team shuffle: Johnson has teamed up with developer AEG and sports business executive Casey Wasserman in an effort to bring an NFL team back to the city. The local hero, who last year sold his minority ownership stake in the Lakers in a move widely believed to be a harbinger of his investment in another sports franchise, would be a good fit for the Dodgers. That's according to ESPN senior writer J.A. Adande, who advocated for Johnson to buy the team in a column last year. Johnson could not immediately be reached for comment.MLB acted upon concerns over McCourt's financial situation. According to Dilbeck, that wouldn't be a problem with Johnson.
"Magic not only has cash, he has stinking wealthy friends," he wrote. "If it takes $800 million or a billion, he could get it done."
The $800 million amount is what Forbes valued the Dodgers at last month in its annual list of franchise values. When this year's franchise rankings came out, Forbes reported the Dodgers' debt load was an eye-popping 54% of their overall worth.
Attendance this season has been stagnant by Dodgers' standards. Even before MLB intervened with McCourt, the Dodgers' image had gone from a traditional, family-owned team to one controlled by East Coast transplants caught up in a lavish L.A. lifestyle. In Johnson, Selig would be putting one city's favorite sons and sports legends in charge.
And there would be an enormous historical impact, as Adande noted in October.
"Think of the cultural significance: Johnson could become the first black owner in Major League Baseball of the team that had the first black player," he wrote.
But is Johnson interested? L.A. is wondering
Saturday, June 11, 2011
PPd-Presspassdaily- Tennis Star Serena Williams Launch New Career As A Rapper
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