Rachel Roy has decided to jump ship on her 4 year marriage to Damon Dash:
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Rachel Roy has decided to jump ship on her 4 year marriage to Damon Dash:
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Wisin y Yandel have filmed the video for their new single Mujeres en el Club with 50 Cent.
The New York rapper and the Puerto Rican duo became friends after performing in the same concert in Caracas.
The funny thing is that Wisin y Yandel don’t speak English and 50 knows nothing of Spanish. They need a translator when they hang out and talk!
The video is going to come out very very soon…for now, we’ve managed to scoop up these pics of W y Y with 50 from the video shoot!
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Woah - now Breezy is calling out Usher and crew for clowning him the other day:
Usher may have retracted his recent statement slamming Chris Brown, but we hear he may have been forced to do so.
“Have a little bit of remorse, man. The man’s on Jet Skis? Like, just relaxing in Miami?” Usher (r.) questioned indignantly after seeing photos of Brown cavorting in Florida following Brown’s alleged battering of Rihanna. But just days later, the R&B star took back his statements, which he made in a video for Jermaine Dupri’s “Living the Life” series.
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Now Bow Wow says he regrets his little gaylord session with Soulja Boy:
]]>When reflecting on Hip Hop during the 21st century, a proverbial tip of the fitted cap has to be given to J.D. Tucker. Better known as “Dr. Teeth,” Tucker helped provide visuals when artists such as Slim Thug, Paul Wall and Mike Jones were first introduced into the national consciousness.
Having literally and figuratively shifted his focus away from the small screen, Tucker and The Guess Firm are preparing for the fifth annual Historically Black College and University Film Festival and Seminars at Texas Southern University. The festival kicks off Saturday, February 28 in Texas Southern’s MLK Building Auditorium. During a brief phone call, HipHopDX looked to find what products of the HBCU system can expect when trying to enter into a recession damaged entertainment industry, and if the veteran director is “still tippin’.”
HipHopDX: This is the fifth annual HBCU Film Fest. How many years have you been involved in it?
J.D. Tucker: I’ve been involved with sponsoring this and paying for it out of my own pocket from day one. This is my pet project.
DX: Since you’re specifically targeting HBCUs, do you think there are any extra steps a student at an HBCU needs to take as far as entering into the game?
J.D. Tucker: I do. I came out of the HBCU system; I went to Texas Southern. At the time I was there, our resources were very limited, but the talent level was high. We didn’t have all the bells and whistles, but we would maximize the little we had. That allowed me to use low resources and still have high quality output.
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