Look, we understand that this is a dirty game and you can’t always rise to the top on your talent. Since Iggy came into the game… with P**sy… we have been wanting to see more freakiness from the Aussie rapper. Well, she is doing what it takes now to make it with her new video “Work” giving all of us old bloggers…exactly what we want. More Iggy body… The video is racy so turn the page with discretion.
Khaled is bringing his newest recruit N.O.R.E. to the red couch on Wednesday to discuss his upcoming Student of the Game LP. By Rob Markman DJ Khaled Photo: Johnny Nunez
Pictures Of James Harden’s New Girlfriend James Harden may have finally gotten tired of spending his game checks at Onyx long enough to find himself a boo thang. The lady in question is none other than Claudia Nelson, urban model and former cover girl. And like most model types booed up with athletes, she took to Instagram to share the news as soon as she could. So who is this dime? Well, take a look cuz we got pics!
Baby bay-bay! March 9 of each year Hip-Hop laments the loss of one of its most prolific MCs in Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace. And while tomorrow marks the 16th anniversary of the Brooklyn native’s death, we here at Hip- HopWired recall one of his greatest strengths and a large reason why he remains one of the game’s most heralded artists: his ability to create a certified anthem. Read more at Hip Hop Wired
Rappers Who Won’t Make Hot Lists The wonderful trollers over at MTV are the talks of the Internet today for their contentious list of the Hottest MCs in the game. In case you missed it, acts like Jay-Z and Lil Wayne didn’t make the list. But we’re pretty sure they’ll be there next year. But some rappers who didn’t make the list never will. These are the struggle rappers or the Coldest Rappers In The Game. Take a look.
Sheree is still trying to get to them TV checks… Sheree Whitfield To Appear On ‘Iyanla Fix My Life’ Via Examiner reports: Sheree Whitfield and her ex-husband, Bob, will be making an appearance on the upcoming second season of “ Iyanla, Fix My Life .” Breaking the news Tuesday, March 5, OWN confirmed that the couple will discuss life on and after “The Real Housewives of Atlanta.” “Iyanla works with reality star Sheree Whitfield on her relationship with her ex-husband, former NFL star Bob Whitfield. Iyanla sits down with the couple to talk about the role of co-parenting in spite of their contentious divorce,” OWN reported Tuesday. As seen on past seasons of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” Sheree Whitfield divorced Bob, took him to court over unpaid child support and worked hard to maintain her family. In recent months, Whitfield has worked on efforts like a jewelry and accessory line and has teased a possible fitness DVD effort. She is also working on her home, Chateau Sheree. According to OWN, a lot of secrets will be uncovered on the upcoming airing of “Iyanla, Fix My Life.” “Secrets are revealed, truths are uncovered and emotions run high as Sheree and Bob reveal how they really feel about each other,” reports OWN. “Iyanla, Fix My Life” premieres Saturday, April 13 at 9 p.m. on OWN. Will you be watching and supporting Sheree and Bob Whitfield?
If only someone had been there for Junior Seau … Former NFL Players Talk Another Recently Retired Player Out Of Suicide Via CBSSports An NFL linebacker recently retired, and as has happened so many times before, to so many players who have difficulty making the transition from playing to regular life, a series of frightening thoughts began to enter into his mind. The former player thought about killing himself. It wasn’t the first time he had thoughts of suicide, but these thoughts seemed more serious. The player’s wife became so concerned for not just his safety, but hers, that she contacted the NFL. Two ex-players from the NFL’s new league initiative that uses former players to coach recently retired ones responded. The three former players spent three days together. The players themselves bonded over having been in the NFL and talked bluntly about how difficult it is to leave the game and the money and the accolades and become a normal person again. At the end of the three days, the player was no longer talking about taking his own life but instead was talking about the future. The wife of the player sent an emotional email to the NFL and the two players who talked a player away from the brink. It read: “I just wanted to send out a HUGE THANK YOU to the two of you for what you did for my husband over the weekend! He is so enthusiastic about seeing the light at the end of a tunnel, and it absolutely would NOT have been possible without your support and this fabulous program. I honestly think it is the most worthwhile thing I’ve seen the NFL do in all of the years he was involved. He summed it up by saying, ‘I think those few days saved a couple of lives in that room.’ I don’t profess to know or understand the small brotherhood of NFL alumni, but you guys did a phenomenal job in reaching out and changing lives. [Former player’s name redacted] I know you spent years as an NFL great, but perhaps this is your best work, the thing for which you should be most proud. [Former player’s name redacted] thank you for that initial phone call and email — you made a difference in our lives. As a wife, I thank you for doing something I couldn’t. Please express to whomever the powers that be what great importance this program bears. It is an integral part of the transitioning process and if you ever have a board for families or wives involvement, count me in — this is the best thing the NFL has put money towards in years. THANK YOU and I hope to meet you two in person one day. Until then…” That is a truly amazing story. Shout out to those players who took the time to help this brother get his life together. There is no telling how his survival will impact the lives of his friends and family. The NFL runs what it calls ambassador and transition programs, but it is the latter program that is extremely interesting. It consists of recently retired players who go through extensive training and actually become certified to help in the areas of mental and behavioral health. The program is run by former NFL player Troy Vincent, who said one of the main goals is to give “a sense of hope” to players having difficulty both in the game and once retired. “We want to support both active and retired players,” said Vincent, who’s currently a league vice president. Clap for ‘em! Image via AP
