( Photos: Emailed to us from ‘Dee’)
Here a some candids we missed while on Christmas break. First up, photos of Lil Kim performing her song “Freaky Gurl” with Gucci Mane at Club Dreamz in ATL last week.
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Another year of red carpet stunners, blunders, and “oops, that almost slipped out” has passed by with no injuries. Infact, some of entertainment’s most noteworthy stepped their wardrobe game in ’07, and developed individual styles to set themselves away from the rest.
So without further ado, here is a list of this year’s best dressed black star power…
RIHANNA – 07′s “IT” GIRL
Rihanna was also my pick for “most improved” in 2006, and she definitely progressed in 2007. The singer not only took over the charts with “Umbrella”, but she took over the red carpet wherever she appeared. With her new edgy haircut, she had girls everywhere heading to the salon. Her model physique and her punk-glam style combined set her apart from any other female artist in her league. Not to mention, she was also our first feature for ‘Star Style’ earlier this year.
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Remy Ma attending court last month. (Splash)
Looks like 2007 isn’t a great year for Remy. After being arrested for criminal charges, the victim she allegedly shot is now suing the rapper for $10 million!:
Rapper Remy Ma “willfully, wantonly and maliciously” shot and critically wounded an acquaintance, a $10 million civil lawsuit filed against her claimed on Friday.
Barnes-Joseph filed the suit in Manhattan federal court, naming as defendants several of the rapper’s recording companies, including Universal Music Group, owned by French media group Vivendi, and Sure Shot Recordings.
The suit claims the music companies encouraged the rapper to engage in violent behavior as part of her image. Source
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( Photos: Nitrolicious/H&M Press )
Rihanna, Timbaland, and Ziggy Marley join H&M for Fashion Against Aids, which spreads awareness of the disease through a collection by some of the featured stars in the campaign.
The collection “Fashion Against AIDS” will be available in H&M’s Divided departments beginning February 2008 with some of the t-shirts you see on them above. The artists participate free of charge and 25 per cent of the proceeds from the collection will go to HIV/AIDS-prevention projects around the world.
Check out some of the designs over at nitrolicious.
