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Suge, Baby and Lil Wayne Partying After The Mayweather Fight Pics
You’ve heard Ray J’s side of the story, now hear what Fabolous had to say when he called in to DJ Clue’s Power 105.1 radio show this afternoon. A calm Fab laughed off the “One Wish” singer’s claims that he was assaulted in Las Vegas over the weekend (“Ray J is not swinging”). Among the highlights…
• He took Ray J’s fiery interview with “The Breakfast Club” in good fun, but asserted that there were no punches thrown. “It was a good, funny story, cool story, good joke, could be a movie one day, but at the end of the day, there’s no way that Ray J is getting off on me. No way, never ever happened—ever.”
• He hinted that Ray J may have been on drugs at the time. “You need to clean yourself up, get yourself right,” advised Fab, who said his shades were the only thing lost in the scuffle. “At the end of the day, I’m grown.”
• When Clue asked if the beef could be squashed, he responded, “There’s nothing to squash,” adding, “We could progress in our own ways. I could go my way, he could go his way. He could continue playing the piano at Floyd [Mayweather's] crib if he wants and I’ll continue to do what I do.”
Wiz Khalifa lived the high life while partying in Las Vegas for his 24th birthday. The “Black and Yellow” MC boarded a private plane with his girlfriend Amber Rose and friends and headed to the Playboy suite at the Palms hotel. He did his happy dance as his stylist presented him with some fly birthday gear. And it wouldn’t be Wiz’s day without a fresh delivery of weed and a cake in the shape of a marijuana leaf. “It’s a reefer party,” he announced.
Tyrese begs Oscar-nominated actress Taraji P. Henson to “Stay” in his new music video. The busy actor is living the good life in Monte Carlo, but his girlfriend, played by Henson, is still not happy because he doesn’t have enough time for her. After his meeting is canceled, he decides to spend some quality time with her, giving her flowers, taking her to the beach, and eventually proposing. Tyrese’s album Open Invitation is due November 1.
“Swizz is a great soul,” Louboutin said. “The wonderful thing to collaborate with someone like him is that you have no sense of boredom, no sense of exhaustion. It’s all great energy mixed with fun ideas. To translate words, situations and images into music is a fantastic gift. It’s great to share common sense about beauty and aesthetics in general with your friends. With Beatz it’s always showtime, being around him would put anyone in the best mood.”
“The fashion style of Swizz is a colored mix of various influences,” Louboutin said. “[It’s the meeting of] the street style of the hip hop culture, but also the way he wraps himself in his scarves reminds me of these élégant bédouins from the Sahara Desert. He also reminds me sometimes, in his well-tailored suits fitting his deep voice, of Nat King Cole.”
“I never made anything with the intention of signing a record deal,” she says. “It was just for fun. The moment I realized I could get a record deal, was when I got a record deal. I didn’t see myself getting famous.”
“People say, ‘You’re changing the game,’” she continues. “I’m just being me. This is what I’ve been doing.” Whatever it is, it’s worked—so far. But can she keep it up now that she’s been mainstreamed? Stay tuned.
