Yes, You Care: Ciara Is Messing With The Church’s Money

Posted on May 9, 2013

If you have ever slammed a car door before yelling “Don’t fuck up my check because you ain’t getting one!” at your significant other because they were late picking you up for work, this post was written specifically with you in mind.

Las Vegas club promoter Cliff Dutton is suing Future for $36,000 because he was a no show for a scheduled appearance at Club Pulse due to his boo Ciara‘s diva demands. Blasphemy!

According to Dutton, after arriving in Sin City Ciara refused to set her pretty little mangled toes in a stretch limo sent by the club, demanding that Greenbriar Mall’s first couple be picked up in a SUV instead. These new bitches swear they’re Norwood Young. More details after the jump!

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Ciara & Future: Shopping Date In Los Angeles

Posted on March 26, 2013

Now that Girl Melanie and Derwin have left the sinking ship called ‘The Game’ we can put all our energy into building up Team CiBandz. This is Black Love at its finest. Put them on the cover of Essence immediately.

ciara future1 Ciara & Future: Shopping Date In Los Angeles

Still riding the success of her current single “Body Party” which features the mating call of Future Pendergrass himself, Ciara was photographed wearing the hottest gear from Jimmy Jazz during a shopping trip with her boo thang in Los Angeles on Tuesday (March 26).

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Ciara & Future: Date Night At Mastro’s Steakhouse

Posted on February 27, 2013

The following post contains images that actually belong in a Dave Hollister music video.

Ciara slipped off her “ask me about our specials” BBQ sauce stained smock and into a fur shaw for her dinner date with boyfriend Future at Mastro’s Steakhouse in Beverly Hills last night.

It should be noted that the current top facilitator of the Struggle & B musical genre is also owner to arguably one of the greatest government names in hip hop: Nayvadius Cash.

In a recent interview, the rapper confirmed his relationship with the singer, saying “She’s a beautiful woman, amazing, incredible. Everything that comes with those words, that’s what she represents. I can tell you, all the negativity that comes with me and her is not true.”

He continued, “Our personal lives is our personal lives. Sometimes people present it like it’s true and they think they have facts, but at the end of the day, we know what’s true and we know what’s not true and anything negative from that situation, we [are] not even representing that. What you see is what you get.”

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T-Pain Says Future Doesn’t Understand Auto-Tune Technology

Posted on February 13, 2013

T-Pain is the authority on auto-tune and don’t you forget it, Future.

Following his Instagram jab towards Ciara’s latest industry plus-one earlier this week, Teddy P tells Big Regg of Hartford’s Hot 93.7 that he respects the rapper’s movement, but was quick to point out that he doesn’t know how to use auto-tune correctly.

“I don’t think Future gets the technology very well. I don’t think he understands how it actually works,” he said. “He’s writing great songs. He’s a great writer. Keep in mind, you can use Auto-Tune and you can know how to work perfectly, but you still have to know how to write a good song. Just because he sound good doesn’t mean he’s saying good stuff.”

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Quick Flicks: Big Boi Celebrates His Birthday With Ciara, Future, And More

Posted on February 4, 2013

Big Boi showed mom Rowena Patton major love at his birthday celebration inside Reign Atlanta on Saturday night (February 2). Happy Delayed G’Day, play cousin!

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Joining the 38-year-old rapper at his born day bash: wife Sherlita, Ciara, Future, Pill and C-Bone. Check out more flicks from the evening below.

In an interview with Power 106 in Los Angeles, Big Boi revealed that he is hoping to reunite with Andre 3000 in 2014 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of OutKast southern fried classic hip-hop debut album ‘Southernplayalisticadillacmuzik.’

”It’s 20 years, man. We started out at 15, 16 years old,” he explained. “We made our first album when we were 17 years old. Twenty-five million records later, seven Grammys, I feel great.”

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