Bieber then returned to perform his newest song “Intentions” which features Quavo, on a colorfully lit stage. Bieber recently dropped the music video for “Intentions” which highlighted different powerful women giving back to the community.
Justin Bieber hasn’t hit the SNL stage since 2013, when he performed “As Long As You Love Me” and “Nothing Like Us,” an episode he also served as host.
The pop singer’s fifth studio album Changes is set to release on Friday, February 14.
He’s also gearing up to go on a North American tour for the album beginning on May 14th in Seattle, WA, and then wrapping up the trek on September 26th in East Rutherford, NJ.
(AllHipHop Rumors) On February 7, a video premiered of Lil Keed (somebody I personally didn’t know of previously) kissing Young Thug on his sweet cheek.
Now, this was apparently a tender moment between a pair of dudes that have love for each other. They The greeted one another, shook hands, and then Lil Keed kissed Thug’s cheek.
For those that are in the know, unlike me, this is no shocker. Young Thug previously told Lil Keed, “I love u,” which is really something that he had done in the past with others. They have a couple of songs together like “Proud of Me,” and “Fetish (Remix).”
Here they are…
Thug refers to him as “his son” so I don’t think there is any incest going on here.
(AllHipHop Rumors) Amber Rose is known as one of the most beautiful women in entertainment. I am still not sure what she does, but she remains pretty. I am not sure what she is doing right now, because it looks like she has gotten a tat on the top of her forehead. The tat, right below her hairline is reportedly her kids’ names. Her kids’ names are Sebastian Taylor Thomaz and Slash Electric Alexander Edwards. In the video, I can make out “Slash” and that’s about it, BUT…if you know Sebastian’s nickname, you can begin to realize that the other side probably says “Bash.” Look at the video and judge for yourself.
What would make her do that? I know a mother’s love is a very special thing, but wow. I know we are moving past the stigma attached to having tats but…well, I cannot see myself doing that. I guess that is why she is rich and famous and I am illseed.
(AllHipHop News) Lori Harvey was the victim of an attempted carjacking incident in Atlanta.
The step-daughter of Steve Harvey, Lori was on her way to the trunk of her 2020 Rolls-Royce Cullinan, which was parked at an apartment complex in Atlanta on Wednesday night.
That is when a man ran to the driver’s seat in an attempt to drive off.
Harvey left the scene after she realized that she could just walk away with the key fob. The suspect then stole a red duffel bag from the SUV filled with clothes and fled in a getaway car.
Lori Harvey told police she was returning from Whole Foods when the incident occurred. Police are investigating and checking to see if any footage was captured on surveillance cameras.
(AllHipHop News) A lawyer battling Damon Dash in three different lawsuits claims the rap mogul is the real extortionist.
Attorney Christopher Brown just filed documents in his ongoing legal war with Damon Dash, over control of a movie called “Dear Frank”/”The List.”
Damon claims he was promised at least 25% equity in the film, while Christopher Brown’s clients Josh Webber and Muddy Water Pictures say Damon was simply contracted to co-direct the film.
Damon Dash was eventually fired from the film due to his behavior on set, which sparked the legal war.
In the latest legal filings, Christopher Brown claimed Damon was threatening and extorting an editor of “Dear Frank”/”The List,” in hopes of gaining equity in the movie, which starred Lil Durk, Claudia Jordan, Columbus Short, and others.
Christopher Brown presented the court with “extortion related communications,” Damon Dash allegedly sent, which the lawyer believes offers up proof that the Roc-A-Fella co-founder is not an owner of the film.
“Dash’s modus operandi has been to attack people publicly who do not follow his wishes,’ Christopher Brown said. “Dash attempted to extort ownership from the Plaintiffs and is keenly aware he is not the owner or author of the film.”
Christopher Brown maintains Damon has been targeting a key witness named Wynton Payne with threatening emails and text messages.
According to Christopher Brown, Damon Dash’s intimidation tactics against Payne appear to be working.
“At this time, I am unaware if Mr. Payne will cooperate in this matter as he has not communicated since February 2019,” Christopher Brown said.
One of Philadelphia’s most promising risers, SimxSantana annihilates bangers with his blunt-force flow.
Flexing on his haters and demanding respect, Sim shares “Cannabis” his latest single.
While expanding his arsenal of flows and outrageous punchlines, Sim lets us know how much his boss-like attitude is nothing to be played with each poised verse: “I just took off with this sh*t/I’m my own boss with this b*tch/you get lost in the ditch/ so don’t talk out your lips”.
The video directed by frequent collaborator Marlissa Monay has reached over 1.4 million views on YouTube.
“Cannabis” is Sim’s first release of the year following his explosive banger “For A Fact” featuring King Von, street anthem “Pick Ya Man Up” and breakout single “Flexin N Flashin”.
(AllHipHop News) R. Kelly’s racketeering, sexual abuse and bribery trial in Brooklyn, New York has been postponed to July, so as not to conflict with the singer’s upcoming court dates in Chicago, Illinois.
U.S. District Judge Ann Donnelly decided on Thursday, ruling R. Kelly’s scheduled April 27th trial date in Chicago made it unlikely he will be available to stand trial in New York in mid-May.
R. Kelly, who is currently behind bars in Chicago, appeared in court for the Brooklyn hearing via video conference.
The decision to delay proceedings was applauded by R. Kelly’s lawyer, Douglas Anton, who revealed the singer’s legal team still don’t know the identity of his alleged victims.
Meanwhile, prosecutors in Chicago have charged Kelly with engaging in sex acts with five minors, threatening his alleged victims, and aggravated sexual abuse and Minnesota lawmakers claim he solicited sex from a minor.
(AllHipHop News) Oscar-nominated actor Terrance Howard and Chicago Morning Show Host and TV Personality Kendra G will be hosting the Day Dreamin’ All-Star Party on Saturday, February 15.
Taking place in Chicago for the 2020 NBA All-Star Game, the party will be DJ’d by the legendary Biz Markie and sponsored by Equal Justice Now.
Equal Justice Now is a non-profit social welfare organization that advocates against wrongful conviction and incarceration, false arrest, and unreasonable detention.
The organization strives to preserve people’s constitutional right to defend themselves on the local, state and federal levels.
Aside from the long list of celebrities who will make an appearance, the day party will be holding a fundraiser for the Steven R. Agee II Scholarship Fund.
The scholarship honors young adults who serve the community and “introduce a positive influence by demonstrating leadership, assertiveness, and relationship building.”
(AllHipHop News) Former 112 singer Quinnes ‘Q’ Parker stands with Mase on his statements about Diddy.
112 was signed to Bad Boy Records in the late 90s. Mase recently took to social media to address Diddy’s comments about respecting black artists at the Clive Davis’ pre-Grammy gala last month, after winning the icon award.
“Your past business practices knowingly has continued purposely starved your artist and been extremely unfair to the very same artist that helped u obtain that Icon Award on the iconic Badboy label,” Q Parker said.
TMZ spoke to Parker about the situation and he stated, “All artists should really know what you’re signing. At the end of the day, I get where Mase is coming from because I’m in the same situation,” he said. Parker continued, “I want the other half of my publishing back too, however, it’s a contract that we signed when we were teenagers and legally, he (Diddy) did nothing wrong.”
The singer referred to the contracts as being the “industry standard” back in the 90s.
He also stated the importance of backing up bold statements like the ones Diddy made during his Grammy gala speech and suggested that Diddy could make things right those who contributed to his success, by taking the right actions.
Trav comes into 2020 swinging with his new single and visuals for “Real Ni**a Party” featuring Lil Durk.
The EMPIRE signee proves he is a force to be reckoned with in the new video showcasing his versatility as an artist with bars about the real versus the fake.
Lil Durk opens up the No Future directed video assisting with his own style and flair.
Ten years since first emerging in 2009 and garnering millions of streams and mixtape downloads, Trav is about to drop his proper full-length debut project, Nothing Happens Overnight—releasing February 28th, 2020 under the partnership between his own Money Bag Boyz label, Team Eighty Productions Inc., and EMPIRE.
Rising up from the Borough, he initially attracted the endorsement of fellow Queens hero 50 Cent and G-Unit, which led to subsequent touring throughout 2010. Meanwhile, his debut solo mixtape, The Way I See It, put up numbers with half-a-million downloads.
Follow Me spawned the breakout “Ride The Wave,” which got the remix treatment from Juelz Santana and Lloyd Banks.
Trav joined Sean Kingston on tour with Justin Bieber, and Kingston featured on the single “Up and Down.” 2017’s Qrak racked up over 2 million cumulative streams and boasted bangers like “Blow My High” [feat. Meek Mill], “Rolled Up” [feat. Belly & Tory Lanez], “Counted Me Out” [feat. Jim Jones], and “Bando” [feat. Lil Durk].
He teased his next chapter with the 2019 anthem “Called It” [feat. Nav] which racked up 1 million-plus streams.
(AllHipHop News) Former Obama National Security Advisor and United Nations Ambassador Susan Rice, had a few choice words for Snoop Dogg, in regards to his comments about Gayle King.
Gayle King came under fire this past week for her CBS This Morning interview with Lisa Leslie, where she asked the WNBA legend about Kobe Bryant’s 2003 sexual assault case.
King asked Leslie if Bryant’s legacy is “complicated because of a sexual-assault charge” as a woman.
Leslie, who said it isn’t complicated, responded, “Kobe, he was never like that. I just never, have ever seen him being the kind of person that would do something to violate a woman or be aggressive in that way. That’s just not the person that I know.”
She went on in the interview stating the media should be more respectful, amid his tragic passing.
This is despicable. Gayle King is one of the most principled, fair and tough journalists alive. Snoop, back the **** off. You come for @GayleKing, you come against an army. You will lose, and it won’t be pretty. https://t.co/nUxcYCLS62
Susan Rice responded to the circulating video on twitter, calling the rapper despicable. “This is despicable. Gayle King is one of the most principled, fair and tough journalists alive. Snoop, back the f##k off. You come for @GayleKing, you come against an army. You will lose, and it won’t be pretty.”
Gayle King has since addressed the interview and backlash and has apologized. She stated that the clip was taken “out of context”.
(AllHipHop News) According to the Harris County Precinct 4 Constable, 22-year-old rapper JayDaYoungan has been arrested and charged with assaulting a pregnant woman.
The pregnant woman is rumored to be the rapper’s girlfriend.
The Louisiana rapper, born Javorius Scott, was arrested on Thursday by Texas police on a family domestic warrant.
He was found hiding in an attic during the time of his arrest. $24,000 in cash, oxycodone, promethazine, marijuana, and several firearms were also seized from the home during his arrest.
He is facing a charge of possession of a controlled substance.
The Miami Herald reports that JayDaYoungan’s bond was set at $20,000 and was later released on $2,500 bail. He is reportedly scheduled to appear in court on Monday, February 10th.
This isn’t the first time the rapper has run into trouble with the law.
Last May, JayDaYoungan was scheduled to perform at Rolling Loud Miami but was arrested that morning for drug possession. 20 grams of marijuana, drug paraphernalia and oxycodone were recovered from a car he was riding in.
He was charged with felony possession of a controlled substance without a prescription and released the next day on $2,500 bail.
(AllHipHop News) A former friend who attempted to extort comedian Kevin Hart with a sex tape is about to pay big time.
Montia Sabbag sued Kevin Hart and his former friend/alleged extortionist, Jonathan Jackson, for $60 million in September of 2019.
Sabbag just asked for a default judgment against Jonathan Jackson, because the guy has refused to file an answer to the high-stakes lawsuit.
“Plaintiff, Montia Sabbag hereby does move and request that the Clerk now and therefore enter Default upon Defendant: Jonathan Todd Jackson, on the basis that the record in this case does not clearly confirm that the Defendant has filed any appearance herein, or has caused any attorney to file an appearance herein, let alone file any answer, response, or to otherwise plead or defend against this matter in any manner, or kind, or sort whatsoever within the time provided by the law, and that it is now nearly two (2) weeks past the time allowed,” Montia Sabbag’s lawyer Andrew Williams said.
Montia Sabbag’s life changed in September of 2017 after Kevin Hart took to Instagram to reveal he was being extorted by someone who had a video of the “Get Hard” actor having sex with someone other than his wife, Eniko Parrish, who was pregnant as the scandal unfolded.
Jackson was charged with attempted extortion and extortion by threatening letter.
Montia Sabbag went after both men in court, claiming they were both in on a conspiracy to tape her having sex without her knowledge.
Kevin Hart addressed the scandal head-on in his six-part docu-series on Netflix titled “Don’t F**k This Up.”
In the docu-series, Hart calls the scandal “lowest moment of my life”, adding, “The worst part is just knowing how you made somebody feel. When I got to see that firsthand with Eniko, when I got to see the effect my reckless behavior had, that was crushing. That tore me up. That really tore me
Eniko Parrish also addressed the controversy, revealing someone sent her footage from the tape via social media.
“I was pregnant at the time. I was about seven/eight months pregnant, I was having breakfast, I opened my phone and immediately I just lost it,” she recalled. “I called him crying, I’m, like, p#####. Right then and there I kept saying, ‘How the f##k did you let that happen? You publicly humiliated me. Your whole, everything’s on Instagram, everything’s on social media.”
(AllHipHop Features) BOP is a stylish action-comedy that is sort of thin on plot but is still a fun ride. Each of the Birds get a little time to shine here but this is clearly a Harley Quinn movie. Margot Robbie plays Harley Quinn with the same brand of spirited craziness she did in 2016’s “Suicide Squad” except she’s a tad more heroic here. In short, after breaking up with the Joker, Harley ultimately teams up with the Birds to protect/save a young pickpocket artist from a crime lord (Ray Sionis a.k.a Black Mask) who she has stolen something valuable from.
Harley tells the whole story of BOP using animation, on-screen bio introductions, and voiceover narration while even breaking the 4th wall at times. The movie is pretty fast-paced clocking in at under 2 hours which doesn’t lend a ton of time to fully fleshing out all of the characters. The 1st act of the movie spends a lot of time detailing Harley’s “Emancipation” from the Joker and unfolds in a non-linear fashion (many scenes are out of order) which does affect the pacing and flow of the movie for a period of time.
While the Birds are introduced early and get their moments, it isn’t until the 3rd act of the film that they all finally come together to fight alongside Harley. All of the actresses here are well cast as is Ewan McGregor who portrays the charismatic, eccentric & menacing Black Mask. Of the Birds, my favorite standout is Huntress who plays a savage warrior and has the most interesting backstory.
Cathy Yan does a good job directing BOP in hyper-stylized sort of way that fits the vibe of the film and serves the characters well. Chad Stahelski (Director of the “John Wick” films) choreographs many of the action sequences that are entertaining for the most part although I expected a tad more here.
Tonally, Birds of Prey doesn’t take itself too seriously, is purposely over the top and wears its zany playfulness like a badge of honor. The film’s narrative structure definitely takes cues directly from the “Deadpool” playbook but also yields its own brand of wild uniqueness as well. I went into the theatre with low expectations but ended up having an enjoyable time watching this film. I can’t say I loved Birds of Prey but it is a solid comic book movie that entertains and one that I think die-hard fans of the Harley Quinn character will especially enjoy a great deal.
(AllHipHop Rumors) This is a mess. Snoop Dogg called Gayle King, best friend of Oprah Winfrey…just about everything you can call a woman. Was he right? Not if you are a regular civilian like me. But this is Snoop. He did a very SNOOP move with this situation! Snoop showed up on the Rickey Smiley Show and let his other views out and expounded on some of the more controversial parts of his beef with Gayle And Oprah. Lordie!
Snoop talks about Kobe Bryant as his friend/family and how that fueled his rage toward Gayle Bryant. It makes a bit more sense, even though I don’t condone how Snoop did it, I understand more. “We hurt right now. I think that it wasn’t necessary…you could have asked great questions,” Snoop said of the Gayle King interview with Lisa Leslie. He continued saying that it made her uncomfortable because Kobe was a really different type of interview. “What are you bringing this up for? You had ample opportunity to ask (these types of questions)! It didn’t feel like CBS made her do it…it felt like she wanted to do it. So that why I didn’t understand that weak ass apology. I’ma keep riding on her til I see her face to face. You got all this power. Get in order! You got people that look up to you and Oprah and think you are the best think since grass and y’all coming at Black men like this. You came at Russell Simmons, you made that documentary about Micheal Jackson that was false… Y’all doing the most accusations against Black men, but then y’all hanging with Harvey Weinstein. And Oprah’s spiritual advisor is doing 19 years right now for all kinds of sexual allegations and she ain’t said nothing about him. So, if you gonna be fair, be fair. Put the camera on everybody. I’m not here to save nobody that is wrong…because if you wrong, you wrong.”
Now…that was a lot. But there is more. Snoop also addressed the notion that he’s attacking Black women.”
“[People] need to hear from me directly instead of watching Instagram and getting half the story, just the aggression as opposed to seeing why. And not me trying to attack her, because I’m not a woman basher,” Snoop continued. “I’m just representing the people that can’t speak for right now. I’m the people’s champ. She spoke for them people so I’m speaking for our people.”
Thoughts?
Gayle King is saying that she is receiving death threats and Oprah is teary eyed.
To be clear, every white person witnessing the #ONCODE unity that Black people are displaying against the unjust, unfair and wicked behaviors of #GayleKing & #Oprah yes,YOU TOO WILL RECEIVE the SAME if not MORE SEVERE PUBLIC CORRECTION if YOU mistreat us! Black or White! #Itsover
(AllHipHop News) Tekashi 6ix9ine is being sued by another rapper named Yung Gordon, who claims the incarcerated rapper stole his radio drop and turned it into his hit record “Stoopid.”
Yung Gordon, who hails from Miami, is suing Tekashi69, producer Tay Keith and publishing company Create Music Group.
Yung Gordon says he was working with a promotional company called Take Money Promotions, which was helping him to secure radio drops, or short promotional audio clips, which usually run over the music before or during DJ’s mixshow.
Yung Gordon claims he sent a 9-second drop to Take Money with featuring his original music.
According to Yung Gordon, after he sent over his drop, Take Money passed off the music to Tekashi 6ix9ine, who allegedly stole it and turned it into his song “Stoopid.”
The theft was so egregious that the video version of the song also opens with a recording of the drop written and performed by Yung Gordon.
“Stoopid” ended up being a huge smash for Tekashi 6ix9ine, real name Daniel Hernandez. The song has been certified platinum, while the video has racked up over 180,000,000 views on YouTube.
Tekashi 6ix9ine and his publishing company Create Music allegedly refused to answer Yung Gordon’s calls when he tried to find out what was going on.
Yung Gordon even had the “Stoopid” video temporarily removed from
YouTube, but the visuals were quickly put back up.
“Despite the notice to all parties the Defendants continue to distribute and profit off of Plaintiff’s copyrighted work. The infringement by the Defendants is willful, as evidenced by their continuing infringement and by the fact that none of the Defendants have neither sought nor obtained a license from the owners of the rights,” Yung Gordon’s lawyer said in the complaint.
The internet has shared various opinions on NBA YoungBoy and his pleather of women.
The rapper always seems to find his way into some drama and the latest debacle is the physical altercation between his lady Yaya Mayweather, her friend, and NBA’s other girl, Cecilia.
Over Super Bowl weekend, the three women got physical outside of his hotel in Dallas. Cecilia took to Twitter to talk major sh*t about Yaya and also spilled the possibility of her being pregnant.
Well, Yaya let the world know she is riding for her man til the end.
It’s not every day you meet a hungry, passionate rapper out of Las Vegas. Insert D.cross, who began his journey battle rapping and soon discovered his knack for bars, punchlines, and simply. With music being his calling in life, the 29-year-old proves there’s no correct trajectory to your path — if you put in the work, the rest will come.
D.Cross puts on for all the street rappers in the world. Regardless of your situation, he serves a role model for anyone trying to make it out the trenches.
With a string of releases that hit the fans in a unique way, including “Watch Out” featuring Boosie and “Legendary” featuring Houston’s own Sauce Walka, D. Cross claims he’s just doing it for the city.
To date, his biggest accolade had to be opening for The Game on his Europe 45 Tour, swooning the crowd with his real-life lyricism and undeniable ability to rap.
AllHipHop: For those who don’t know, who is D.Cross?
D.Cross: A rapper from Las Vegas. I’m from North Las Vegas, Nevada, born and raised. A father, a friend, a brother. My kids are 12 and 11.
AllHipHop: Why should people f##k w/ you?
D.Cross: I’m authentic. Everyone says that but right now, I’m Cross da Boss. That’s what they call me. CBD, that’s what I call myself. Music nowadays, it’s all the same. There’s no real message in that s##t no more, like “what are you saying to me?” And rap done saved me. As we speak right now, I’m in the back of a $240,000 car. Riding in the backseat, so let ‘em know.
AllHipHop: How would you describe your sound?
D.Cross: I don’t have a sound honestly. I can do everything. It’s non-describable. When you hear it, you just know it’s me. My sound is me, you know it’s me. You don’t get no inspiration from any other rapper like me.
AllHipHop: Being from Las Vegas, what were you seeing growing up?
D.Cross: When you think about Vegas, you think about the strip. You don’t think about the poverty areas because nobody goes there. The main market is 30 minutes south of any real hood. Growing up, you see the same things you see at any area with high poverty. You see violence, war, gangbanging, drug-selling. You see all of that but I was never the kid who wanted the old school.
I don’t want nothing that’s successful to the next person. I know it might make me sound like an arrogant, cocky person but that’s who I am: I’m very humble. But I never wanted some regular stuff. Growing up, you see the same things you see in any neighborhood with poverty, but I saw something different at a young age. I know I was going to be something.
AllHipHop: You started making music at 13 right?
D.Cross: 13 was when I started writing. I used to battle rap. When I was battle rapping, it was more so to put a couple dollars in my pocket. When I beat 25 dudes in literally one day at this place called the Silver Nugget, it was a competition. If you win, you get to be the next guy up. I got on a hot streak and the notoriety from rapping became more serious.
When I knew it was serious is when I went on my first tour two years ago. My first overseas tour on big arenas and big stages, I realized “I could really do this.” That’s when I started feeling myself.
AllHipHop: What’s one thing you want fans to get from “Ovo”?
D.Cross: “Ovo” is a song about my life. A bunch of money, a bunch of regular s##t. I don’t want nobody to take nothing from the music, but if it relates to you, dope. If it doesn’t, then turn it off.
AllHipHop: What does it mean to go on tour with The Game?
D.Cross: That’s my brother. It’s regular. Everything regular, nothing exciting. Before any of this is happening right now, n##gas were already rich. It’s kind of hard to adjust because the money was already there. Now so, everybody’s watching ya’ll. When you a real street n##ga, having some real money in there feels different. It’s cool, but it’s too much. But it’s regular.
AllHipHop: What is it you want fans to get from your story?
D.Cross: You can progress. You can take something and make it out of nothing, same thing as everybody else. You can really grow. I’m actually 29 years old. I didn’t get signed at 18 years old. I didn’t get signed at 21 years old when you’re still a child, I’m a grown man. Now you’re looking at me and you can go back on Youtube and catch up to the story. Just letting them know, 29, 30, 35 is not too old. Chase those dreams, and know you can figure out anything.
AllHipHop: Top 5?
D.Cross: To keep it real, rap don’t chart. [chuckles] I don’t really have a top 5. I like rap, I don’t like all this autotune s##t. It’s all the same tune, all the same noise. Game, Kiss, Meek, RIP Nipsey. Anybody who don’t use a lot of autotune and can say something, I like.
AllHipHop: What are some goals yourself as an artist at this point of your career?
D.Cross: I just want to be something for the city. Vegas doesn’t really got nobody come out and if we do, it’s a bunch of weirdos. It ain’t never no real solid street n##ga coming out. Everybody else got a story to tell. LA got a story, New York, Chicago. Everybody has people who came before them. n##gas who tryna come out, I’m one of them. For the most part, I want to do it for the city. I don’t really care about anywhere else.
AllHipHop: What’s the best encounter you had with a fan?
D.Cross: Oh man, got my name tatted. I’ve met fans with my name put on them, that’s hard. Sometimes I got a fast flow and to go bar for bar with the song, it’s impressive. Not even that but chillin’ with fans, It’s always love. The best moments I had so far with fans has been overseas. Because when you get money, there’s more people who want to show you love. These n##gas don’t know me broke that was a long time ago. Most of the love I’m getting is when I’m crossing that water man, overseas love.
AllHipHop: 3 things you need in the studio?
D.Cross: The microphone, engineer, and a beat. I don’t do drugs.
(AllHipHop News) Chris Brown has been ordered to pay sanctions to the woman suing him over an alleged rape at his Tarzana, California home in 2017.
According to court documents obtained by The Blast, a Los Angeles judge has demanded the singer pay $2,500 to the unidentified accuser while setting a date for Brown to be deposed.
The plaintiff filed suit against Brown and an associate, Lowell Grissom Jr., claiming the singer tried to ply her with drugs during a house party before his friend sexually assaulted her.
The Jane Doe recently asked the court to force Chris to sit for a deposition, and the judge overseeing her case has agreed, ordering the star to meet with lawyers on February 19th.
One of his representatives, Blair Berk, claims Brown has made it “unreasonably difficult” for her and her colleagues to “carry out the representation effectively,” adding: “Our relationship with Mr. Brown has come to a point where Tarlow & Brown and I can no longer adequately defend or represent him.”
The Staples Center, where Kobe played basketball for the Los Angeles Lakers for 20 years, became a makeshift memorial site for the tragic sportsman and his daughter immediately following the crash in Calabasas, California.
Los Angeles Mayor Eric Garcetti confirmed a memorial was in the works last week: “We are one city that believes in each other, believes in something bigger than ourselves and we will absolutely do everything to make sure that this is done so that everybody can come to it as well,” he told reporters.
Staples Center has previously hosted memorials for Michael Jackson and Nipsey Hussle.
