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Showing posts with label Brandy. Show all posts
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Brandy Is Back!

Does everyone remember Brandy? It's been four years since we've heard anything from the R&B singer. Well, she's back! She's getting ready for her comeback with the release of a new album soon. The songstress was spotted filming a music video for the new single “Right Here (Departed)” from her forthcoming album “Human” in downtown Los Angeles. She looks really skinny! Thoughts?


What type of music are we expecting to hear from Brandy? She said, "Human is my most personal album to date. I have grown so much since my last album. Being able to express myself and my journey through my music is a feeling I can’t describe. With this new chapter of my life it feels good to have Rodney [Jerkins, her producer], a familiar face, by my side again. He brings out emotions in me like nobody else.” The album is expected to come out on November 11th but make sure you listen to the radio next week because her single is dropping on the 26th of August!

Kardashian Sisters Get Sued


The three eldest Kardashian girls, Kim, Khloe, and Kourtney, are getting sued! Sonja Norwood, the mother of singer Brandy and Kim’s ex-boyfriend Ray J (the co-star in Kim’s accidentally leaked sex-tape), has accused the girls of making unauthorized charges of more than $100,000 on Norwood’s American express card.

Kim, who was a stylist at the time, was given the card to make only ONE purchase, but she apparently lent the card out to her sisters. The suit states that in 2006 the girls spent $63, 793 and in 2007 spent another $57, 841, mostly in their own stores. It seems that even they have trouble keeping up with themselves.

Kim told People that they had permission to use the card and that they have “signatures on all of the items.” Clearly Norwood disagrees. If the lawsuit is won, the Kardashian sisters would have to repay all of the charges plus a ten percent interest.