Lol eminem is riot!! And I hurd he made some new enemies!! Nah ya think...lol peep the vid
Tuesday, April 7, 2009
Monday, April 6, 2009
Chris Breezy to be arraigned today! Good Luck Brotha!
Two months after an alleged altercation with girlfriend Rihanna that resulted in his arrest, singer Chris Brown, 19, is due in court Monday (April 6) to be arraigned on felony charges of assault and making criminal threats.
Brown, who has kept a relatively low profile since his February 8 arrest, is also expected to enter a plea at today's arraignment, which is a formal reading of the criminal complaint against the singer.
A spokesperson for the Los Angeles District Attorney's office reached prior to the appearance said that the court did not know if Brown's attorneys would enter a plea on Monday or ask for another extension.
Sandi Gibbons, the spokesperson for the DA's office, said that it is up to the court to decide what sentence Brown will face, but that sentencing guidelines call for anything from probation to probation with jail time, up to a maximum of four years and eight months in federal prison.
Brown's attorney, Mark Geragos, did not return calls for comment at press time.
Quoting an anonymous source, TMZ reported Sunday that Brown's lawyer and the prosecutor in the case have been engaged in "serious" plea-bargain negotiations and are close to reaching a deal. The site also claimed that Brown will plead not guilty in the case, though the plea could be just a formality. Other unidentified sources reportedly told the site that Rihanna has said very clearly that she does not want to testify against Brown and wants him to cop a plea. The sources said she traveled to her home island of Barbados over the weekend to get as far away from the case as possible.
Though she's not required to be present at the arraignment and is not expected to attend, Rihanna's attorney has said that she is planning on being a cooperating witness in the case and, if subpoenaed, will testify against Brown.
After reportedly reconciling last month, the couple have not been seen together in public for several weeks. Brown did not enter a plea at his arraignment on March 5, where his lawyer asked for a continuance in the case. If Rihanna refuses to testify, experts have said it could jeopardize the case because her statements to police can only be used against Brown if she agrees to provide testimony.
Gibbons said that if Brown enters a plea at the arraignment, the next step in the process would be a preliminary hearing, at which time the prosecutor will present the state's evidence and Brown's attorneys would have a chance to examine the evidence and make motions and cross-examine the witnesses. At the end of that hearing, the judge typically determines if there is sufficient evidence to move the case to trial.
Among the evidence prosecutors will likely introduce is a copy of a disturbing police report detailing the timeline of the alleged altercation, which was reportedly set off when Rihanna found a text message on Brown's phone from a woman with whom the singer had a previous sexual relationship.
Sunday, April 5, 2009
Season 5 of the hill starts Monday April 6th (Lets see if spencer wilds out this season...lol)
Season Five kicks off as Lauren gets the ultimate surprise when Stephanie brings Heidi to her birthday party. Lauren realizes their friendship may never be what it once was as long as Spencer is still in the picture, but will a tearful reunion bring them back together?
Heidi thought Spencer was ready to grow up when he called off their quickie marriage to give her a dream wedding. But when a guys' night out ends with Spencer hitting on a beautiful bartender and beating up his sister's ex-boyfriend, Heidi must ask herself once and for all - is Spencer the guy who makes her happy, or simply the cause of all her problems?
After Justin finally told Audrina he wanted to settle down, she surprised everyone by moving on without him. She's trying hard to keep him out of her life, but he's the kind of guy a girl never gets over. It is only a matter of time before he throws Audrina's life into turmoil again. But now she's on the hunt for a new guy, and someone that no one expected catches her eye, could that mean Justin is out of the picture for good?
This season is all about moving forward and leaving the past behind, not knowing what the future will hold. New romances, old enemies, and enduring friendships will all come together to change life in The Hills forever.
Season Five of The Hills premieres Monday, April 6th with more unforgettable surprises than ever.
Source: MTV.com
This season seems like more and more drama!!!
Heidi thought Spencer was ready to grow up when he called off their quickie marriage to give her a dream wedding. But when a guys' night out ends with Spencer hitting on a beautiful bartender and beating up his sister's ex-boyfriend, Heidi must ask herself once and for all - is Spencer the guy who makes her happy, or simply the cause of all her problems?
After Justin finally told Audrina he wanted to settle down, she surprised everyone by moving on without him. She's trying hard to keep him out of her life, but he's the kind of guy a girl never gets over. It is only a matter of time before he throws Audrina's life into turmoil again. But now she's on the hunt for a new guy, and someone that no one expected catches her eye, could that mean Justin is out of the picture for good?
This season is all about moving forward and leaving the past behind, not knowing what the future will hold. New romances, old enemies, and enduring friendships will all come together to change life in The Hills forever.
Season Five of The Hills premieres Monday, April 6th with more unforgettable surprises than ever.
Source: MTV.com
This season seems like more and more drama!!!
Saturday, April 4, 2009
Eminem talks new video and album release
Major news! With Eminem’s sixth album, Relapse, around the corner (it’s due May 19), and the accompanying single, “We Made You,” just days from release, we nabbed a super-exclusive interview with the man who has become hip-hop’s most notorious living spitter.
We catch up with Em after a five-year hiatus from the spotlight — a hiatus during which he’s battled addiction, lost Kim to a second divorce and lost his best friend, DeShaun “Proof” Holton to gun violence. But Marshall Mathers is a survivor. We’ve known that from day one, when he broke out of the obscurity portrayed in 8 Mile to establish himself as a force to be reckoned with in the rap game. In other words, he’s seen too much in this life to let tragedy disrupt his flow.
In the clip below, that same force — now a flat-out legend — checks in from the set of “We Made You,” the Relapse single slated for an MTV premiere on Tuesday (April 7). From the comfort of a chair next to a console that looks like it could be part of the Star Trek set, what looks like a brown-haired (!!!) Em, minus the baby fat, fills us in on his choice to re-enlist the services of video director Joseph Kahn (Britney Spears, Chris Brown, 50 Cent, U2). Apparently the “Without Me” director is particularly attuned to the essence of Eminem, making him the perfect choice to guide Em out of hiatus and into a fresh video incarnation of his trademark sound.
Em also gets into the psychology of “We Made You,” revealing it to be a mind game designed to seduce every woman alive. Watch, love and get hyped for Eminem’s exclusive MTV video premiere of “We Made You” on Tuesday!
Friday, April 3, 2009
Thursday, April 2, 2009
Jamie Foxx got a stalker!
For Jamie Foxx, it was Law Abiding Citizen by day and security guard by night.
The Oscar winner got the better of an intruder in his Philadelphia hotel suite last month after the man tricked him into opening the door by posing as one of Beyoncé's producers.
After realizing he didn't know the man, Foxx managed to keep him from fully entering the room and slammed the door.
The suspect fled the scene, but the law ultimately caught up with him.
Steven Taliver, 49, was arrested Tuesday on suspicion of stalking and other charges after Foxx's security team noticed the very same man who allegedly tried to bust into the actor's room hanging around near the set of Foxx's next movie, Law Abiding Citizen, and called the cops.
Philadelphia police confirmed to E! News Thursday that a trespassing incident did occur March 22 at the AKA Hotel in Rittenhouse Square, but would not divulge whether Foxx was the victim of an attempted burglary.
"There was an arrest," a police spokesman said. "There was an incident. Someone was in an area they weren't supposed to be...inside the hotel."
He denied that a physical confrontation occurred, but sources have told Philadelphia's CBS 3 that Taliver had tried to break into Foxx's room three times—March 22, 27 and 31—and on one of those occasions, Foxx forcibly removed the intruder from the room himself and slammed the door in his face.
A rep for Foxx, who was busy Thursday promoting his latest film, The Soloist, refused to comment, citing the ongoing legal matter.
In addition to stalking, Taliver was also charged with burglary, making criminal threats, false imprisonment and harassment.
Yall better start payin yall phone bills
Wireless Carriers Could Send the Virtual Repo Man to Freeze Your Computer, If You Don't Pay Your Bills
As wireless carriers begin to subsidize computers that come with wireless Internet access, they're faced with a quandary: What do they do if the buyer stops paying his bills?
The company can cut off the computer's wireless access, but the carrier would still be out a couple of hundred dollars. The buyer would be left with a computer that's fully usable except for cellular broadband.
LM Ericsson AB, the Swedish company that makes many of the modems that go into laptops, announced Tuesday that its new modem will deal with this issue by including a feature that's virtually a wireless repo man. If the carrier has the stomach to do so, it can send a signal that completely disables the computer, making it impossible to turn on.
"We call it a `kill pill,'" said Mats Norin, Ericsson's vice president of mobile broadband modules.
The module will work on AT&T Inc.'s U.S. third-generation network, and on many other 3G networks overseas.
AT&T late last year started subsidizing small laptops known as "netbooks," which normally cost about $400, so that RadioShack Corp. can sell them for $100. The buyer commits to paying $60 per month for two years for AT&T's wireless broadband access. Such offers have become very common in Europe.
It's unlikely that carriers would resort to wielding the "kill pill." But the technology, developed with Intel Corp., has other uses. For instance, a company could secure its data by locking down stolen laptops wirelessly. Lenovo Group Ltd. has said it will build this sort of feature into its laptops.
The new Ericsson modem can also stay active while a computer is off, listening for wireless messages. That means it could wake up and alert the user when it receives an important e-mail, or if someone is calling with a conferencing application like Skype.
Laptop makers that use Ericsson modules include LG Electronics Inc., Dell Inc., Toshiba Corp. and Lenovo.
Source:
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory?id=7216101
As wireless carriers begin to subsidize computers that come with wireless Internet access, they're faced with a quandary: What do they do if the buyer stops paying his bills?
The company can cut off the computer's wireless access, but the carrier would still be out a couple of hundred dollars. The buyer would be left with a computer that's fully usable except for cellular broadband.
LM Ericsson AB, the Swedish company that makes many of the modems that go into laptops, announced Tuesday that its new modem will deal with this issue by including a feature that's virtually a wireless repo man. If the carrier has the stomach to do so, it can send a signal that completely disables the computer, making it impossible to turn on.
"We call it a `kill pill,'" said Mats Norin, Ericsson's vice president of mobile broadband modules.
The module will work on AT&T Inc.'s U.S. third-generation network, and on many other 3G networks overseas.
AT&T late last year started subsidizing small laptops known as "netbooks," which normally cost about $400, so that RadioShack Corp. can sell them for $100. The buyer commits to paying $60 per month for two years for AT&T's wireless broadband access. Such offers have become very common in Europe.
It's unlikely that carriers would resort to wielding the "kill pill." But the technology, developed with Intel Corp., has other uses. For instance, a company could secure its data by locking down stolen laptops wirelessly. Lenovo Group Ltd. has said it will build this sort of feature into its laptops.
The new Ericsson modem can also stay active while a computer is off, listening for wireless messages. That means it could wake up and alert the user when it receives an important e-mail, or if someone is calling with a conferencing application like Skype.
Laptop makers that use Ericsson modules include LG Electronics Inc., Dell Inc., Toshiba Corp. and Lenovo.
Source:
http://abcnews.go.com/Technology/wireStory?id=7216101
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