Let’s jump off first with rumors gone wild! First up, Bow Wow is expecting a baby! The rumor is this video chick who’s Miss Dade County is carrying a baby Bow Weezy and that Bow flew to Atlanta over the weekend so the two could discuss.
Another rumor—Trey Songz is kicking it with a rapper’s ex. Bossip.com says he and Joe Budden’s ex-girl Tahiry have been hanging tight. Tahiry says she’s very single and loving it!
Rumor #3—Keyshia Cole’s mom, Frankie, a.k.a. “Man Down!” has been in court recently. Her manager/promoter is suing her for breach of contract. He wants $5000.
And rumor #4—Apparently, two divas just can’t be in a room together. Rihanna went to Mariah’s Halloween party over the weekend and stayed in the booth the whole night with Ne-Yo and some other friends. She never paid respects to Mimi and the two refused to even be photographed together. Petty!
Meanwhile, both Rihanna and Mimi will have their say when they both do in-depth interviews this week. Rihanna’s on ABC’s 20/20 this Friday, while Mariah is on “Larry King Live” tonight at 9 on CNN. Here’s a preview.
50 believe it or not is actually backing Beanie Sigel when Beanie goes after Jay-Z in the single “Average Cat.” Fif says Beanie’s right—Jigga did block him from signing with another label because Jay said he didn’t wanna lose him. 50 had some harsh words for the “Baby My Me” remix in which Rick Ross disses G-Unit. 50 says he’s never seen a bigger fraud in hip-hop…(Rick) is an idiot and he’s broke.
Speaking of broke, “Real Housewife of Atlanta” Kim sounds broke down when she sings her single “Tardy for the Party.”
My ears feel violated!
And then there were two…one member of Boyz II Men is down and out. Shawn Stockman has been diagnosed with the H1N1 swine flu virus so you;ll only see two of them performing for the Soul Train Music Awards
Speaking of Soul Train Music Awards, look for big wins from Keri Hilson, Maxwell and Beyonce. They all won several awards at the show taping last night in Atlanta. The Soul Train Music Awards air November 29th on BET and Centric networks.
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