Bravo’s Blood Sweat and Heels premiered on Sunday and for the most part, it seems like the show’s reception has been warm. However, like with any reality TV show, behind-the-scenes gossip about who did what and who’s fake and who’s real, etc, has been running rampant.
Let’s backtrack.
Blood Sweat and Heel’s is Bravo’s latest docuseries following former video vixen Melyssa Ford and a group of other female professionals in New York City, who work in various fields, as they pretend to be friends.
Apparently, someone in the cast was basically unemployed at the time producers came a’knocking. They loved her personality but having a career was a vital part of the show so they almost had to pass. So, guess what she did, because she didn’t want to lose out on those Bravo checks? She began pitching herself to various companies. The deal was, they pretend that she actually works for them and she gets to shine on TV. That way, both parties could gain some exposure. Word on the street is, the company that actually agreed to doing it is in financial straits and the owners are desperate for any exposure they can get. So, there you have it.
My source won’t allow me to reveal who the woman in the cast is but I will say, don’t be fooled by people’s glam appearances. Then again, the show is doing well, so it’s safe to say she’s working now.
(AllHipHop News) The list of allegations thrown at Young Jeezy today (January 7th) sound like he was fighting a war, not his own son. However, Young Jeezy was in fact arrested over charges of battery, false imprisonment, and making terrorist threats towards his son in Atlanta.
According to documents obtained by TMZ, Jeezy allegedly slammed his son into a glass shower door during a fight in the bathroom in September of 2012. The documents claim that Jeezy also told his son during the fight he “will put a bullet in your head right now” and “if I could get away with it, I would kill you.”
After a grand jury warrant for each charge was sent, Jeezy turned himself in to authorities last Friday (January 3rd) and was released after posting the $45,000 bail.
Jeezy’s attorneys briefly spoke on the incident:
We have no doubt this matter will resolve itself appropriately. At this moment, Mr. Jenkins is thankful for the support of his fans and the respect for his family’s privacy.
Future’s new artist, Test, spits some fire with cohort Young Scooter on his new song “Out My Trunk.”
Dead serious. A man stabbed his brother for eating too many peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.
No word on whether this was some kind of twisted weight loss motivation or what. Either way, broski needs some serious help.
“To be everywhere is to be nowhere.”
-Seneca
“The successful man is the average man, focused.”
-Unknown
“It’s important to focus on what we do best and master one craft at a time.”
-Russell Simmons
“Concentrate all your thoughts upon the work at hand. The sun’s rays do not burn until brought to a focus.”
-Alexander Graham Bell
“One reason so few of us achieve what we truly want is that we never direct our focus; we never concentrate our power. Most people dabble their way through life, never deciding to master anything in particular.”
-Tony Robbins
“Being selective-doing less-is the path of the productive. Focus on the important few and ignore the rest.”
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After announcing his new album Nobody’s Smiling earlier today, Common decides to unleash the first single off it called “War”. The track is produced by No ID and addresses the current state of affairs going on in Chicago. Listen and download this lyrical beast below.
[ALSO READ: Common To Drop New Album “Nobody’s Smiling” In 2014]
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(AllHipHop News) Jay Z probably won’t win an ESPY anytime soon but him and his wife almost helped the Auburn Tigers win the BCS National Championship last night (January 6th).
Aurbun’s head coach Gus Malzahn used the images of Jay Z, Beyonce, Kim Kardashian as well as Will Ferrel’s Anchorman character, Ron Burgandy on playcards during last night’s championship game agaistn Florida State University.
Hip Hop and pop culture seem to be go-to sources of playcalling for Malzah as a playcard of his featuring Rick Ross and Ironman was discovered last August:
1 UA Practice…1 AU Practice… 6 hours on the road & what did I learn? That I want to see Auburn run this play. pic.twitter.com/b0sO4VHOBb
— Patrick Claybon (@PatrickClaybon) August 3, 2013
The Auburn Tigers unfortunately lost in the BCS National Title Game to Florida State 34-31.
Remember when Chilli from TLC had that show, What Chilli Wants, about wanting to find a man? The thing that stuck out the most was that Chilli had a ridiculously long list of standards that presumably kept her single.
Fast forward to present day.
Wayne Brady might actually have what she wants. Yes. Wayne. Brady.
Whispers are saying that Brady and Chilli were spotted in Las Vegas at a private party over the weekend and that there was some canoodling going on.
Interesting.
The L.A. native Cartie gets assistance from r’n’b singer Kevin McCall on the hook of his new single “That’s My.” How’s it sound?
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Recent Taylor Gang signee Ty Dolla $ign teams up with his TGOD teammate for his latest track “Or Nah”. The track is yet another explicit slice of the slippery R&B Ty has become known for.
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(AllHipHop News) To say the United States and North Korea’s relationship is rocky would be an early candidate for understatement of the year. In spite of that, two rappers from DC recorded a music video in North Korea and returned to America to speak on the generosity of the North Korean people, concerns about their safety and a great night of lobster and Sprite.
A month prior to DC rappers Pacman and Peso’s Kickstarter-funded trip to North Korea, the The State Department of America issued a blanket warning to all Americans traveling to North Korea. Speaking exclusively to The Guardian, the two MC’s say to avoid detection, they planned to shoot the video under the guise of a sightseeing tour, however became concerned about their safety before even arriving in North Korea due to the media coverage about their impending trip.
All the buzz we were getting, I thought we were gonna get hemmed up, captured. I was like: uh-oh. Are we gonna make it?-Pacman
The group were dangerously close to becoming prisoners of Beijing when Peso ran away after being struck by a car near Tiananmen Square, which resulted in Pacman being detained by the angered crowd. However, the duo was released and
The duo shot their scenes at government-approved locations in the company of their tour guides and filmed intermittently throughout the tour. Due to the fact the shoot had to be secretive, the duo were unable to use microphones, headphones or any music and “were just spitting to the voice that was in our head” according to Peso.
Despite the United States State Department’s warning of “the risk of arbitrary arrest and detention of U.S. citizens in North Korea”, Peso and Pacman maintain that the native North Koreans were magnanimous:
The old ladies looked like they were carrying the heaviest things. The army people walking down the street had guns. You see a whole bunch of rice fields. People was riding bikes. The little kids was walking down the street by themselves, they must have been in first grade. But everybody waved.-Pacman
Check out a preview of the first rap video shot in North Korea by American artists below in The Guardian‘s exclusive video preview: