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Dionne Warwick Files for Bankruptcy!
Singer Dionne Warwick files for bankruptcy after owing back taxes for 10 million dollars. Warwick best known for hits like ” That’s What Friends are For” and ” I Say a Little Prayer” filed a chapter 7 petition in US bankruptcy in an New Jersey court last Thursday. Ms. Warwick, 72, claims that her monthly expenses exceed over 20,000 a month and the best solution was to file. On the petition to the Internal Revenue Service it claims Warwick owes 7 million dollars in taxes from 1991 to 1999 and also owes business taxes to the state of California for 3 million dollars. Warwick’s publicist released a statement on her behalf:…
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Kendrick Lamar and Chris Brown….New Music Coming!
VIA v103.cbslocal.com Kendrick Lamar is rapping his way into the elite class of in-demand featured rappers, sixteen bars at a time. The latest collaboration announcement crosses over the newcomer into the R&B world. Chris Brown recently revealed that Kendrick will also appear on “Autumn Leaves,” a song from the singer’s forthcoming almum, X. “If you’re in your car just riding, it’s perfect,” Brown told MTV News. ”It just feels like a weather record — an emotional record. I feel a certain way when I hear it.” Since Kendrick’s debut album, good kid, m.A.A.D. city dropped in October of 2012, he has landed verses on several high-profile songs. He delivered a…
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2013’s VMA’S WILL BE IN BROOKLYN? BARCLAY CENTER GOT THE BOOKING!
I WONDER WHO THIS HAD SOMETHING TO DO WITH…ANYBODY SAY HOV? VIA NJ.COM The Moonman has landed. In Brooklyn, that is. The 30th annual MTV Video Music Awards will be held at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center on Aug. 25, the network announced today. The VMAs will be the first major annual awards show to find a home in the borough. The birthplace of Notorious B.I.G. and Jay-Z, and the borough credited with helping launch the careers of some of 2013’s biggest names in music — including the Lumineers and Fun. — it’s only fitting that the Moonman made the move to Brooklyn. At least according to Brooklyn Borough President Marty Markowitz. “From…
