Usher is featured on the cover of the new issue of ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY Magazine. The mega star revealed the meaning behind ‘Here I Stand’: “It’s not me lashing out at anyone; it was the hottest name for the project, and a testimony to how certain I was about certain issues.”
After nearly 10 years since the urban-fictional novel The Coldest Winter Ever hit bookshelves and took the literary world by storm, Sister Souljah’s Coldest Winter Ever sequel will be available in bookstores this October. The new novel, titled Midnight, follows the character of the same name, who you’ll remember was Winter Santiaga’s nemesis and protector. Midnight is set for an October release.
Usher graces the June 2nd, 2008 cover of JET Magazine. Here I Stand hits stores May 27th!
photo hijacked from C+D
I ain’t gon’ lie: Something about these lil’ horny middle-schoolers turn my Caciques into Lake Superior faster than you can make the sex cry-yyyyy! Don’t know if it’s the provocative lyrics, the washboard abs that are BEGGIN’ for a tongue bath or the beat the pussy up, beat the pussy UP gyrations **fanning self**…but whatever it is, I’d R. Kelly it!
However…
On the season 7 finale of “American Idol”, our favorite FG2BH celeb Seal performed with Syesha Mercado his hit, “Waiting for You” which you can check out below:
Seal truly treated Syesha as though she was only person in the arena, huh? Check out the proof in the photos…
Heidi is one lucky individual. Anyhow, check out the original verison of Seal’s “Waiting for You”….
Seal also did something few male celebs did. He wore the same tee shirt (rather outfit) to two different events. So you already know what that means. Seal has a favorite thing!
Seal, Heidi and their son Johan were seen picking up some lattes at their local Starbucks in Beverly Hills…
Photos: FYB, FLYNET
Rants:
1. Since many people love Naija films how long do you think it’ll take for a Naija film to be turn into a successful TV show? I would absolutely love if “Sharon Stone’ turns into a sitcom! (This rants sounds like a dream, right??!!)
2. Can our Naija superstars please wear some designer stuff??!?
disclaimer: all rants are in good humor!
Afro/Naija News:
Looks like spies have found out why Nick got pulled away from his bachelor party at Foxwoods recently where he was hanging with Diddy and Quincy Jones.
Let me start this lil’ post off by saing: Y’all know I’m AAAALLLLL about individuality.
Especially when it comes to the crop. For those that know me personally, you know I mohawked it for a couple years. But now since I’m all gubmit-employeed up, I gotta weave it till I can achieve it. PLEASE believe it!
With that being said, I STILL demand to know why Fannie Mae thought it was both cute and appropriate to come out the house with her Tampax game proppa’. 
photo hijacked from BOSSIP
WHO is her stylist and WHY is this person still living, Lord?
I could live with the skunk patch…and thank Heavens we ALL made it through this…but this shit right here, ninja. **shaking head**
AND I knoooowwwwww my boy Ronnie Mac is somewhere NOT lovin’ it!
Nike Air Flightposites (Eggplant)
These Nike Air Eggplant Flightposites have been one of my favorites. I can’t help it, when it comes to kicks and music I’m a late 90’s head. And these were one of my favorites. I just got the black ones that were released earlier this year in Feb. And these are slated to be released in December 2008 with a price tag of $180. So I will keep a look out cause I definitely want these collectors item. Its just something unique about the color and pattern of the shoe that I really like. Source
Air Jordan Spizike’s
I have always been a fan of the Jordan Spizike’s especially the black/red/green and white/blue/red colors those are my favorites of this design, but now I am also liking this black and gold. I would definitely cop these. There is no official release date on these but I’m guessing when they do come out in stores they will be around $175-180. Just my guess don’t hold me to it. Ya’ll know how Jordan loves to increase his prices with shoes. Source
–Typed by Redz of Fresh From The Streetz
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While the title of the album has changed Nas still remains straightfoward on his new track N.*.G.G.E.R. (The Slave and the Master); as he speaks of the hard times African Americans have been through and what they need to do in order make sure the future is bright. Nas serves up what his audience expects… music with a message.
