50 Cent and Fat Joe Still Beefing?!

50 Cent has been labelled a "coward" by rapper Fat Joe.
The 'Candy Shop' star - who famously survived being shot nine times at close range in 2000 - is a "punk a** motherf***er" who is too scared to leave his home, according to his hip-hop rival.
Fat Joe, real name Joseph Cartagena, ranted to website Complex.com: "He got shot by people who he knows and he doesn't do nothing about it. He gets criticised by people like Ja Rule, little Ja Rule, and he never even fought him one on one. He's going to come f**k with Fat Joe? Are you serious? He still don't leave his house.

"He's looking for attention, I'm gonna diss him. I'm gonna tell him to suck my d**k, everything you can think. I'm gonna tell him that. What does he want out of me? He's gonna tell me, 'Oh, Fat Joe, you're a sucka', and I'm gonna be like, 'Suck my d**k you punk a** motherf***er."

The two rap stars have been engaged in a war of words since the video for 50's 2005 hit 'Piggy Bank' featured an animated boxing match between the pair which ended with a cartoon Fat Joe being badly beaten.
Joe responded with the song 'F**k 50' in which he dubbed him "the fakest gangster around".
Their feud was reignited last month when 50 said he would like to "eliminate" Joe from the "rap game" on US TV show 'Rap City'.

The 'Lean Back' rapper responded by branding 50 a "clown", on the same programme the following week.
On his new song 'Southside Nigga (I'm Leavin')' 50 threatens to put Joe's "brains on the floor".

When the hell is one of the two going to ever grow up! it's more than enough money out here for the both them. all that beefing aint even necessary. get that money together and stop bullshitting!

Valentines Day

Valentines Day is slowly approaching and with that being said, why does that day...February 15th have to be the day where your significant other have to do extra things for you?

I have had Conversation's with a lot of people concerning that day, and some may say that they will not want anything special for that day. and some will say that they want Diamond Rings and Roses and Candy/Cards an etc. Then you got some that will say they dont really care about that day because they dont have a mate for that day so basically, they just say forget Valentines Day (with the vulgar word beginning with F).

I use to look forward to getting gift's and candy for that "Special" day. but then I thought, 'why can't your(hyperthetically thinking) boyfriend/girlfriend make the day speacil 365 day's out of an year? why only one day?'. Valentines Day is suppose to be a day to where you can show your significant other how much you love them. but if you really take the time out from being greedy and wanting extra and glamorous things, and just take a look at the things you want and may get, are things that are materialistic!

Is that what a relationship is based upon? Materialistic things? I mean seriously. whatever happened to just spending quality time together? or just cooking a meal for your mate...making a nice warm bubble bath, rub/massage your significant other feet..massage their back and relaxing together and watching a blockbuster movie, conversate an etc. doing little things such as that is saying a whole lot. I have a friend, who told me that she wants a wedding ring for Valentines Day. but the problem with that is, her bf is not ready to marry. and the saddest part about that; he does not want to marry her! but she's willing to go all out in getting him the things that he wants be it: clothes, shoes and earrings. and I'm not talking about a dollar store earring, we talking R-Kelly diamond stud earring.

Dont take this one day... and go all out for you significant other... just because it'll look good for the both of you. or just to say what your s/o got for you. do it out of love. and if buying your mate things that cost a hundred dollars or more is showing them that you love them. then you need help! and with that being said, here is a love Quote of the day:

"People think love is an emotion. Love is good sense".

Martin Lawrence Interview On Movie "Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins"

There comes a time in every raunchy comedian's career that they start making family movies. That time has come for Martin Lawrence. He eased us into it with the Big Momma movies, but Rebound and Open Season made it clear that he was doing things for the kids. His latest film, Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins, is for the whole family. From children to veterans like James Earl Jones, with comedians like Mo'Nique and Mike Epps in between, the title character has to deal with his whole dysfunctional family on a reunion weekend.

Crave Online: How do you pick projects?

Martin Lawrence: Oh, the paycheck. The paycheck usually helps me know. No, if the script is good, but the paycheck helps though, I tell you. If the script is good, if it’s something I can read and I go, "You know what, if I do this film I could do justice to it." Then I try to get into it, and it’s something I try to put out there for you guys to see, and hopefully enjoy.

Crave Online: Do you think comedians all have dark places that it comes from?

Martin Lawrence: Right, but people that don’t make people laugh, you all sitting here. All of us could have very dark lives and everything else. Sometimes the pressure is all what you make it. If it’s something that you really love what you do, you get into what you do and you work hard to do just what it is you’re trying to accomplish and make people laugh. I don’t think you have to have a dark side to make people laugh.

Crave Online: Did you want to show a little bit of a dramatic side in this movie?

Martin Lawrence: Well, to be able to show a dramatic side in this movie for me was special for me because I don’t get an opportunity to do that very often. To be able to do it opposite James Earl Jones was just big. He showed me who the real vet was, because I thought I was doing something and he turned around with a tear in his eye saying, "Young man, can you do this?" And I couldn’t do that. I said, "Oh my God, I’m dealing with a real veteran here." But it was a lot of fun, so I was glad I had the opportunity to do that, and try anyway.

Crave Online: Do you have aspirations to do more full on drama?

Martin Lawrence: If the right script came along, I would love to try it. I haven’t had an opportunity because I never get sent those kind of scripts. They don’t think of me for them for whatever reason and I never get them so that’s why when you have something like Roscoe Jenkins that allows me in to have that kind of moment with James Earl Jones in the movie. I’m proud of that moment. But if I ever get the opportunity, I don’t even think it’ll be about the money. It’ll be about something that I feel that I could honestly bring to you guys to show you that side.

Crave Online: With a cast full of comedians, did you have to restrain yourselves for the rating? Is there any juicy stuff we'll see in bloopers?

Martin Lawrence: No, I’d be interested to see the bloopers they have because I don’t remember all of it, but I didn’t have to pull back on anything because I’ve been doing it long enough so I know when to press go and when to press stop. So I just enjoyed everybody else and what they had to deliver. Michael Epps is just so funny off-camera, his energy, his spirit, Cedric singing all the time when we weren’t doing anything, just his energy and spirit, and Mo’Nique is just hilarious, so the whole cast was just a joy and just wonderful to work with.

Crave Online: Did you feel like the leader because you’re the biggest name and most bankable star in the movie?

Martin Lawrence: I’ll gladly take that role, meaning the Chicago Bulls had to have Michael Jordan, right? Lakers got to have Kobe, Miami got to have Shaq, right? So I’ll take that, but you know what, I couldn’t have did it without my teammates. So we all support each other, we help each other, we’re one big cast, so we’re one, that’s it.

Can Usher Make a Comeback??

After this man, known as the R&B King after pulling the album Confessions, make a comeback for the year 2008? I'm worried because you know once a man get's married, be it a celebrity or just a man in general, they begin to lose focus and that makes the music sound unfocused *shrugs*

After a lot of talk about Usher coming out with a big bang in the year 2007, it was still talk's to whether he would sell as he did with "Confessions", because he has lost a lot of his fan base over the years. especially after he married Tamika.

Here's a song that was leaked last year from his "Infamous" album that was suppose to have dropped last year. listening to the song, I thought that it would end up being a nice song. although, I do admit to liking the beat to a certain extent. but as the song goes on, there is really to much going on in the song. you be the judge of that....



After listening to that, I must say that some where in there, my head started to hurt *pops a tylenol* I'm mad because I know that Usher could do waaaay better than that. but hey, who 'am I besides a fan?! he seems to not really care what we want these days. here's another song (sorry guys about having to leave the page, I'm still learning) the link is below...now before I put the link, I want to mention that I'm not feeling this song at all. all it take's is 5 seconds for me. and if it does not catch anything....to force me to move and snap my fingers in my seat, It aint a hit. but again, you guys be the judge.


http://www.zshare.net/audio/71511490546a51/

Flavor Flav gets MyNet Sitcom

Flavor Flav, the Public Enemy rapper turned “Flavor of Love” reality TV star, will make his sitcom debut with “Under One Roof,” a half-hour program scheduled to debut on MyNetworkTV this spring.
MyNet has ordered 13 episodes of the show from C to the B Productions and Qtopia Entertainment.
Flav will play an ex-convict who encounters a culture clash when he moves in with his wealthy, conservative brother, played by Kelly Perine.
C to the B’s Claude Brooks and Qtopia’s Darryl J. Quarles will produce. Among their credits are shows “Lyricist Lounge” and “The Fresh Prince of Bel Air,” and feature films “Big Momma’s House” and “Black Knight.”

I aint mad at cha Flav! Get that money Mayne!!