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Comment on Want to send Lil Wayne a letter in jail? Here’s how. . . by jada

jada — Thu, 29 Jul 2010 03:30:16 +0000

MAN DWAYNE I LOVE U SO MUCH.I WILL ALWAYS LOVE U NO MATTER WHAT.

Comment on Sneak Peek at Vivica Fox’s new Hair Collection by Tina Cavil

Tina Cavil — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 22:36:24 +0000

I am a hairstylist and have been for twenty years I also have alopicia so I am exited about the human hair wigs made for us thank you!

Comment on Want to send Lil Wayne a letter in jail? Here’s how. . . by Ne'Asjah

Ne'Asjah — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:45:05 +0000

Ne’Asjah :hey lil waqysne im 11 and me and my moom love you and your music.when you get out can you came to my my chouse?

Comment on Want to send Lil Wayne a letter in jail? Here’s how. . . by Ne'Asjah

Ne'Asjah — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 18:44:38 +0000

hey lil waqysne im 11 and me and my moom love you and your music.when you get out can you came to my my chouse?

Comment on L.I.M.E. Interview: Legendary Singer Freda Payne by jackie

jackie — Mon, 26 Jul 2010 03:33:13 +0000

for more info on freda go to http://www.fredapayne.com make sure to catch her on pbs this month marvin hamlish special of the 70′s

Comment on Want to send Lil Wayne a letter in jail? Here’s how. . . by Kyle

Kyle — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:25:37 +0000

Hey lil wayne aka weezy dude im 11 and love ur music my birthday is july 28 and going to be 12 i got the carter 2 3 rebirth and other cd it would be cool if u can write back.

Comment on Want to send Lil Wayne a letter in jail? Here’s how. . . by mex -Tyler Walters

mex -Tyler Walters — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 19:45:05 +0000

whats up bud this is mex on of your dedicated fans, stay true man i know your goin to blow shit up when you get out i know it … you have already shredded shit in the rock and hip hop stage and i know its going to be even better when you get out bro so stay true and keep ya head up

Comment on La Toya Jackson at Lloyd Klein Studio by kaira

kaira — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 11:15:14 +0000

i love animal print but the train is a bit to dramatic for me.

Comment on Queen Latifah’s “Put On Your Crown” book signing by Think

Think — Mon, 19 Jul 2010 20:37:58 +0000

I saw Queen Latifah on the Larry King show the other night making a plug for her book and it seems that the gist of it is and I quote “Every woman is a queen and deserves to be treated as one.” Uh, what? Meaning she should be waited on hand and foot by servants, maids and butlers? That she should live in bourgeois decadence never caring how her subjects live in squalor? Because that’s truly what royalty is all about. How about instead “Every woman is a woman and deserves to be treated with respect as a woman, just as every man is a man and deserves to be treated with respect as a man.” But I guess that doesn’t have the gimmicky sloganeering ring to it that Latifah’s statement does.

I’m sorry but it just irks me that some people still have this backwards, feudalistic mindset that idolizes royalty and wealth. This is 2010. There shouldn’t even BE any queens or kings in existence anymore. Idolizing royalty is to keep a mindset that gets in the way of progress. She’s famous enough now that if she just went by Latifah instead of Queen Latifah everyone this side of Mars would still know who she is so how about it Latifah? Can you drop the “Queen” from your name and get down here with the commoners who work for a living in the hot non-air-conditioned struggles of the poor? How about using that star power and gravitas to push for real wealth redistribution in this country instead of calling yourself a queen and helping legitimize an oppressive status quo?

Comment on Want to send Lil Wayne a letter in jail? Here’s how. . . by samirah abdullah aka shawdy

samirah abdullah aka shawdy — Sun, 18 Jul 2010 21:42:44 +0000

wassup when u get out go hard man