Photo sourceTo me she looks her age, no more...no less. Estelle has been working hard in the studio, so I am sure the party was a well deserved break. Can't wait for it to drop. Click HERE for more pics!
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Wednesday, January 20, 2010
On The Scene: Estelle's 30th Birthday Party!
Estelle celebrated her 30th Birthday Abe & Arthur’s in New York City some of the people to attend were singer Wynter Gordon,Rocsi from 106& Park Kevin Liles, and model Tyson Beckford.
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To me she looks her age, no more...no less. Estelle has been working hard in the studio, so I am sure the party was a well deserved break. Can't wait for it to drop. Click HERE for more pics!
Photo sourceTo me she looks her age, no more...no less. Estelle has been working hard in the studio, so I am sure the party was a well deserved break. Can't wait for it to drop. Click HERE for more pics!
DNA Proves it -Jah Cure ain't your Baby Daddy
Jah Cure just released a statement that DNA results prove that he is not the father of a newborn.
The messed up part is that the mother refused DNA before the birth, Jah Cure sent his father and brother to be with her for the birth and he has to deal with a child that he probably had a bond with. the even more messed up part is this is not the first time he has been accused of fathering a child (a son that time) that was not his. Like I always say when I give opinion, who am I to judge right??? But some women just see entertainers and just think $$$$$$$. I hope that is a lesson for him and other artists to play it safe. After all, according to him condoms "are a must." And true to the press release the child is the ultimate victim. At least Jah Cure is doing a positive thing by still being there. Cyan make de chile pay for her mother mistake.
There have been recent media reports about a DNA test result that involved Jah Cure. While not wishing to join the media circus that has ensued because of these revelations, Jah Cure wishes to outline a few facts and settle the matter once and for all. Jah Cure has supported the mother throughout her pregnancy and had his father and manager be with her at the time of delivery in the US. His support for her throughout this period was unwavering. Before the birth of the child Jah Cure requested a DNA test, a request which the mother refused. Despite this, Jah Cure continued to support the child and the mother.The fact is that the most important individual in this whole affair is the child and the longer that this continues the more damage is being done to the child. Jah cure will not now abandon the child but wishes that the media respect the privacy of the parties as the child is indeed innocent and did not contribute to the mistakes of the adults involved.
Now that the DNA test has been done and it has been shown that he is not the father, Jah Cure wishes to move on.
The messed up part is that the mother refused DNA before the birth, Jah Cure sent his father and brother to be with her for the birth and he has to deal with a child that he probably had a bond with. the even more messed up part is this is not the first time he has been accused of fathering a child (a son that time) that was not his. Like I always say when I give opinion, who am I to judge right??? But some women just see entertainers and just think $$$$$$$. I hope that is a lesson for him and other artists to play it safe. After all, according to him condoms "are a must." And true to the press release the child is the ultimate victim. At least Jah Cure is doing a positive thing by still being there. Cyan make de chile pay for her mother mistake.
Alicia Keys, Wyclef, Rihanna and more for "Hope for Haiti" telethon
The music world's top stars are signing on for Friday's "Hope for Haiti" telethon. Bruce Springsteen, Jay-Z, Taylor Swift, Justin Timberlake, Keith Urban and Alicia Keys are just a few of the performers who will be featured, according to MTV Networks, an integral partner in the two-hour event.
Wyclef Jean and Alicia Keys performing at Clive Davis pre-Grammy concert last year.
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Haiti was devastated and thousands of its citizens killed when an earthquake hit the Caribbean nation last week. "Hope For Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief" will be an international event.
Haitian native Wyclef Jean will anchor the show from New York, while George Clooney will do so from Los Angeles. CNN's Anderson Cooper will report from Haiti. London has also been added to the lineup, and that's where Jay-Z will perform, along with Bono, The Edge and Rihanna in a special joint performance. Coldplay is also to perform from London.
In New York, Springsteen will perform, along with Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Shakira, Jean and Sting.
In Los Angeles, Swift is to perform, and Urban, Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow plan a collaboration. Also performing in Los Angeles is Timberlake, Dave Matthews, John Legend, and Stevie Wonder.
People can purchase the night's performances for 99 cents each through iTunes starting Saturday. A statement released Tuesday says all proceeds will go to Haiti relief. The "Hope for Haiti" benefit will be broadcast from New York, Los Angeles, London and Haiti.
It will be televised on all the major networks at 8 p.m. EST, as well as MTV, VH1, CMT, BET, PBS, CNN, Bravo, and a host of other networks. In addition, the telethon will be streamed live on Web sites including YouTube, MySpace and AOL. The funds raised from the telethon will be donated to several relief organizations, including UNICEF, Oxfam America and Partners in Health.
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Wyclef Jean and Alicia Keys performing at Clive Davis pre-Grammy concert last year.Photo source
Haiti was devastated and thousands of its citizens killed when an earthquake hit the Caribbean nation last week. "Hope For Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief" will be an international event.
Haitian native Wyclef Jean will anchor the show from New York, while George Clooney will do so from Los Angeles. CNN's Anderson Cooper will report from Haiti. London has also been added to the lineup, and that's where Jay-Z will perform, along with Bono, The Edge and Rihanna in a special joint performance. Coldplay is also to perform from London.
In New York, Springsteen will perform, along with Jennifer Hudson, Mary J. Blige, Shakira, Jean and Sting.
In Los Angeles, Swift is to perform, and Urban, Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow plan a collaboration. Also performing in Los Angeles is Timberlake, Dave Matthews, John Legend, and Stevie Wonder.
People can purchase the night's performances for 99 cents each through iTunes starting Saturday. A statement released Tuesday says all proceeds will go to Haiti relief. The "Hope for Haiti" benefit will be broadcast from New York, Los Angeles, London and Haiti.
It will be televised on all the major networks at 8 p.m. EST, as well as MTV, VH1, CMT, BET, PBS, CNN, Bravo, and a host of other networks. In addition, the telethon will be streamed live on Web sites including YouTube, MySpace and AOL. The funds raised from the telethon will be donated to several relief organizations, including UNICEF, Oxfam America and Partners in Health.
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