Holy hell, what are the producers of One Life to Live smoking?
Snoop Dogg not only made an appearance on the show today, he remixed the intro and even gave a performance. I’m down with Snoop, but I’m sorry, I just ain’t feelin’ it! Of course, I don’t watch soap operas anymore, and haven’t since my long lost high school days. But regardless, this is the ultimate in selling out, wouldn’t you say?
I loved Snoop Dogg’s interview on The View this morning.
He’s one tall mofo! When he comes out he towers over all the women. Snoop looked pretty dapper too.
Worth watching.
“I’m still trying to find a Johnny Cash (song) I can have fun with. To me, Johnny Cash is a rapper. His shit was dope, a lot of rappers don’t know that. ‘A Boy Named Sue’ sounds gangster.”
- Snoop Dogg wants to do a cover of a Johnny Cash song on his next album
Britney does MAD magazine
Guess who’s wearing the girdle?
The Jolie-Pitts settle in New Orleans
Anne Heche going back to women?
Rachael Ray-cist?
Sienna Miller in Parada Magazine
American Suic-Idol
Mr. Rogers by Distortrait
Robert Deniro and Chef Nobuyuki Matsuhisa underpaid employees at the upscale ‘Nobu’
KFed wants Britney to go to rehab
Even babies love Snoop Dogg!
Jennifer Aniston’s nose job confirmed
Isaiah Washington goes to asshole rehab
Jenna Jameson gives boyfriend Tito Ortiz a striptease for his birthday
Tom deemed ‘Christ-Like’ by Scientologists
Snoop Dogg was arrested yesterday after an appearance on ‘The Tonight Show’.
Police stopped his vehicle outside of the NBC Studios and lo and behold, Snoop and his boys (Michael Mingo, 33 and Lovell Polk, 36- known gang members) had some Mary Jane & some cocaine in their possession. Oh, and a handgun. You know convicted felons aren’t supposed to have one of those. From AllHipHop.com:
‘Snoop was arrested for investigation of being a convicted felon in possession of a firearm, possessing cocaine, transporting marijuana and having a false compartment in his vehicle. Snoop Dogg is slated to appear in court Monday (Dec. 4) to answer the charges at John Wayne Airport, while the rapper will be arraigned for the latest charges on Jan. 11.’
Rapper Snoop Dogg surrendered to police in California on Monday to face charges of possessing a deadly weapon, a baton he tried to carry on an airplane, but posted $150,000 bond and was released.
The 35-year-old entertainer arrived with his lawyer and a bail bondsman at the Orange County jail in Santa Ana, 40 miles southeast of Los Angeles, where he was booked under his real name, Calvin Broadus.
“He turned himself in this morning,” County Sheriff’s spokesman Jim Amormino told Reuters. “He was booked, fingerprinted, had his photo taken and an arrest report was filled out.”
An arrest warrant was issued for Broadus, who as Snoop Dogg has become one of the most recognizable names in pop music, last week after he was charged with possession of a deadly weapon stemming from a September 27 incident at Orange County John Wayne Airport.
The Grammy-nominated entertainer was trying to catch a flight with two bodyguards when airport security spotted a long metal object in his laptop computer case. The officers then discovered a 20-inch collapsible baton inside, prosecutors said.
Though possession of the baton could have been filed as a lesser misdemeanor charge, Broadus was charged with a felony based on his criminal record, prosecutors said. Broadus has said the baton was a prop for a video he was to make and was unaware it was illegal to take it on a plane.The rap star had been notified in advance of his surrender that he could make arrangements with authorities, but Amormino said the performer surprised deputies when he showed up at the jail unannounced. He was processed immediately and released. Broadus was arrested in a separate incident in October at the Burbank airport, near Los Angeles, after police said they found a gun and marijuana in his car. He was booked and released on $35,000 bail pending a hearing on December 12. Snoop Dogg, who has a previous conviction for cocaine possession, made his recording debut in the early 1990s as a gangsta-rap protege of Dr Dre.
His 1993 debut album, “Doggystyle,” entered the charts at number one. He has since become one of the best-known acts in rap and moved toward the mainstream, playing a drug dealer turned informant in the 2004 cop movie “Starsky & Hutch.” (-Reuters)
Check out these new photos from the set of Snoop’s new video release for the single entitled “That’s That.” The single is from his new album and it features R. Kelly. The video premieres tomorrow at 11pm on MTV.
