Eminem Gets Owned by Bruno on MTV Movie Awards

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Pharrell Williams Talks “Street Dreams”

Pharrell speaks to Nino Scalia, co-writer of Street Dreams, about making the song “Hoppin’ Over Fences” for the movie’s soundtrack after Rob Dyrdek (of Rob & Big) approached him for it.

You’ll find the movies synopsis and everything else you need to know about the movie here: StreetDreamsMovie.com/

Street Dreams hits theaters on the West Coast on June 12th and on the East Coast on June 19th.

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On set of 50 Cent’s new movie “Caught in the Crossfire”

Laff at the Movies went behind the scenes of filming of Caught in the Crossfire, a movie starring 50 Cent, Chris Klein and Adam Rodriguez.

The movie is written and directed by Brian Miller, a 1993 graduate of East Grand Rapids High School.

Lil Wayne and Drake National Tour Rumor

The nation-wide tour featuring Lil Wayne has reportedly been confirmed by Weezy’s manager. A Lil Wayne website is reporting that the tour, as of now, only features Lil Wayne and Drake so far. Kicking off in July, the tour was reportedly confirmed by Cortez Bryant who is one of Weezy’s managers.

We previously reported that Drake had mentioned a possible tour with Lil Wayne, Jay-Z and Young Jeezy. “God willing, if everything goes according to plan and everybody’s schedule is in place, then I will be on tour with some amazing people,” Drake said in an interview. “One of them being Jay-Z, one of them being Lil Wayne, one of them being Young Jeezy and one of them being me.”
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Diddy a Victim of Twitter ‘Unfollow’ Trend

In a new twist to celebrity backlash, a Twitter trend called “unfollowdiddy” has emerged soon after hip-hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs hit one million followers on the microblogging site.

While celebrities like Oprah Winfrey and Ashton Kutcher have embraced Twitter and quickly built up an online following, Mr. Combs didn’t receive the same warm and fuzzy reception from Twitterers.

Starting on Wednesday, the hashtag “#unfollowdiddy” reached the top ten Twitter trends, which persisted Thursday, in which users posted the hashtag and listed both humorous and serious reasons why people shouldn’t follow Diddy on Twitter. Some of the highlights were: “because his ego is bigger than all of ours combined,” “Because my SeanJohn Tracksuit Fell APART” and “Diddy is at the intersection of all that is mediocre in the US.”
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