SAWEETIE POSTS INTIMATE PHOTO WITH MYSTERY MAN: Saweetie had the Internet talking yesterday (February 8th) after posting a photo of herself kissing a mystery man on the forehead. The rapper captioned the pic with a love letter emoji. Social media tried to identify the mystery man, which some guessing Snowfall star Damson Idris or Power Book II: Ghost star Woody McClain. No word on if Saweetie is in a new relationship or if she is shooting a new video.
JEEZY MEETS WITH 11 YEAR OLD FAN THAT'S FIGHTING CANCER: Jeeezy met up with an 11-year-old fan named Andre who has been battling cancer. The rapper posted a photo of himself and Andre, along with the caption,”Meet Andre, he’s 11 and one of the bravest young Kings I know.” He added, “I met Andre on my flight to Memphis. Overheard he was battling stage 3 cancer and was on his way to Memphis for treatment. Offered him my first class seat so he can go to treatment like the boss he is. In taking his seat, I spoke with his amazing and strong mother. She told me about how mighty of a fighter her son has been. I invited Andre and his mother to my show. And like a boss he pulled up. Let’s show Andre some love.”
OL' DIRTY BASTARD'S WIDOW FILES $1 MILLION AGAINST WU-TANG OVER UNPAID ROYALTIES: According to Page Six, Icelene Jones, the widow of Ol' Dirty Bastard, has filed a $1 million lawsuit claiming that Wu Tang Clan's production conpany hasn't paid the rapper's estate since 2011 and the estate is owed millions. Jones has claimed that Wu-Tang Productions, Inc. breached an agreement signed in 1992, according to the Manhattan Supreme Court lawsuit. Jones claimed that under the agreement, ODB, along with band members Dennis “Ghostface Killah” Coles, Corey “Raekwon” Woods and Gary “GZA” Grice, were all supposed to receive 50 percent of royalties from their music. Jones was entitled to royalties from merchandising including clothes, tv shows, products, videos and other uses of his image and name under the agreement. Jones is seeking at least $1 million in damages. RZA, who owns Wu Tang Productions, Inc, has responded to the suit, saying that “it’s unfortunate” that Jones filed the suit when “we have been very supportive in providing economically to the family through the estate and to his wife and children on record and off record.” He added, “We are a phone call away.”
