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Ciara hit up the Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Spring 2010 Thakoon Show last night looking the best we’ve seen her look in a long time. Pop the hood for more flicks. Continue »

Bossip has learned that Deborah Cox will be returning back to Broadway after five years. Continue »

Michael Vick is a go as the NFL granted him full reinstatement on Thursday and NFL commissioner Roger Goodell said Vick could play later this month instead of waiting until October. Continue…

The 35 year long show which harbors over a thousand hours of musical greatness is coming out on DVD. Don Cornelius, who can’t form a complete sentence in less than 20 minutes, is still making it rain on them hoes. Continue »

After Richard Jefferson left Kesha stranded like a contestant on survivor, she’s bouncing back pretty nicely and making moves. Pop the hood to see what she’s doing to stretch her dollar and two seconds of fame further than an Amber Rose G string. Continue »

Lil Kim performed in Cannes over the weekend and judging from her close ups, she has up’d her face game a lot. Pop the hood for more photos. Continue »

Just when we thought there was no hope for urban publications, a company has been in the works of buying Vibe out of debt.

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Jay-Z has inked another deal. Not with Camel’s, like you would expect, but for big bucks with Sony:

As there has been constant speculation on Jay-Z’s developing label, Roc Nation, the businessman known as Shawn Carter clarifies. The Roc Nation is a deal with Sony and also is in part with Atlantic Records. “Sony is Roc Nation. That’s where Roc Nation’s going through,” said Jay-Z. In relation to his upcoming…More

Someone is selling these Rick Ross T-Shirts like hot cakes. We guess his baby momsand Bugsy aren’t the only ones coming up like fat rats (no pun intended).

Tyrese recently broke the news on Twitter that Omarion has signed with Weezy’s label, Young Money. Pop the hood for the proof: Continue »

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Nadya Suleman is a hustler if we’ve ever seen one. Now, she is working on a deal to trademark her nick name:

Just call her Octomom! Nadya Suleman, the now-famous mother of octuplets, has filed an application to trademark the word “Octomom.” But she’s not the first to think of it: A Houston-based novelty company beat her to the punch by a month. Still, Suleman’s lawyer says it’s Nadya who has a legitimate claim to the name. “It’s not going to matter because they had no permission from Nadya, who has the rightful claim to the name ‘Octomom’, ” says Suleman’s attorney Jeff Czech. Continue »

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Beyonce has locked down the dates, times, and places for her tour in Australia. This woman is papered up:

Beyonce is ready to give Aussie fans a Live! dose of “Single Ladies,” “Diva” and “Ego” with five recently unveiled evenings!… Continue »

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Stevie Wonder’s wife, Kai Milla (L), and her clothing line are going to be featured in a reality show:

Lifetime will follow Stevie Wonder’s wife, Kai Milla, for an upcoming reality show while she presents her fall/winter collection at the London NYC hotel today.

Get it, girl.  And Kai Milla is a hot lil’ thang her doggone self.  For a blind man, Stevie sure did snag himself a looker.

More pics of Stevie and Kai Milla up under the hood. Continue »

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Oprah Winfrey is still coming up, she just signed a deal with HBO, to do movies, documentaries, etc, etc: Continue »

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Tatyana Ali is featured in the current issue of the “prestigious” King Magazine where she talks about being Black in Hollyweird and her new album:

What are your thoughts on black Hollywood?

It’s kind of like the Wild West out there, and not just for black Hollywood. In a traditional sense, things look bad—there are people out of work, shows aren’t going up and a lot of films aren’t being made, because of the fear of actors going on strike. But I think it’s a real fertile time to stake your claim. With things up in the air, it creates new space for people who are trying to break through, business-wise.

The same can be said about the music business, yet you’re still dropping a new album.

I found my voice with this album, The Light. I can never stop singing. Remember, I recorded my first album [1998’s Kiss the Sky, MJJ Music] when I was 16, and other people wrote most of the songs. I really wanted the next album that I did to express who I am. And the only way I can do that is to write it myself. So in that sense, I found my voice.

Did you also recruit a gaggle of producers like last time?

No, I finally paired up with a producer named Johnny J, who has sold 100 million albums worldwide and is responsible for a lot of 2Pac’s music.

You’re not going to start rocking bandannas and have THUG LIFE tatted on your body, are you?

Absolutely not, not that there’s anything wrong with that. It’s not my personal style. But I’m not gangster—no THUG LIFE tatted on my chest [laughs].

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