Name: Natalie
Hometown: NYC
Age: 24
Wednesday, November 11, 2009
If Beyonce’ Is Cheating, Then So Is Jay-Z??!! (Photos)

If Beyonce’ Is Cheating Then So Is Jay-Z!!! After seeing pictures of Beyonce’ coming out of a hotel covering her mouth with her bodyguard who had lipstick on his lips, Hova canceled tour dates and was spotted going to dinner with another woman.
Paparazzi caught Jay-Z and his “new” chick going through a back entrance to a restaurant. Is Jay-Z getting back at Beyonce’ for cheating on him with her body guard Julius? Bey was spotted coming out of a hotel in Berlin with bodyguard in tow — the two looking like they just had a quickie before jumping into a limo. Cameras caught a few snaps of Beyonce covering her mouth and Julius’ lips were a bright red color from maybe Bey’s lipstick. Hmmmmmm
This is a developing story…

The Club Was A Zoo Last Night... Again!!!
So I was out again last night and the place was a total zoo! All kinds of animals were out last night!
First up, Curious George the monkey was representing real hard last night!!
This chick strate up had hair like a horse!
Even the cowardly lion was chillin in the club!
Last but not least the Tin Can Man came through and showed love!
First up, Curious George the monkey was representing real hard last night!!
This chick strate up had hair like a horse!
Even the cowardly lion was chillin in the club!
Last but not least the Tin Can Man came through and showed love!
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C-Murder Unable To Pay For Murder Conviction Appeal
Nearly two months after announcing plans to appeal his murder conviction, incarcerated rapper Corey "C-Murder" Miller has requested to be declared indigent as he is unable to afford the costs to follow through with his case.
According to a letter from Miller's attorneys, the Southern emcee's funds are limited.
Miller cannot afford the estimated $20,702.75 to pay for the entire case record and all hearing and pretrial hearing and trial transcripts and fees, according to a motion filed by attorneys Robert J. Smith and John Adcock. The transcripts would cost $17,335, the attorneys wrote. Miller would not have to pay the costs if Judge Hans Liljeberg of the 24th Judicial District Court declares him indigent. Miller is presumed to be indigent because he is incarcerated, does not own a vehicle or real estate or have income or savings, the attorneys wrote. They note that Miller's trial attorney, Ron Rakosky, has not been paid. Rakosky withdrew from the case when Miller was sentenced Aug. 14.
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