GUESS WHO: SINGER CELEBRATES BET NOMINATION
Tuesday, June 24, 2008 |

Guess who celebrated his BET Award nomination for Best Male R&B (that’s your hint) in Cali on Monday night?

Guess who celebrated his BET Award nomination for Best Male R&B (that’s your hint) in Cali on Monday night?

Solange Knowles and Beyonce Knowles pose at Solange’s 22nd birthday party, held at a private residence in California last night. There to help the birthday girl celebrate besides her sister, Mother Tina, and Father Matthew - were Mario, Ne-Yo, Ludacris, Jurnee Smollett, Melody Thorton of the Pussycat Dolls, and DJ Samantha Ronson…
With gas prices approaching a record $5 a gallon, CURRENT TV talks to a consumer watchdog and meets several California drivers who are just plain fed up. Peep the video, I know a lot of CL visitors can relate.

ASCAP Golden Note Award Honorees New Edition hold their awards in the press room of the 2008 ASCAP Rhythm and Soul Awards, which took place last night in Los Angeles, CA.
Honorees, performers, and guests included Raheem Devaughn, Michelle Williams, Kelly Price, Kerry Brothers, Karina Pasian and MC Lyte…

Jermaine Dupri arrives at the launch party of Island Def Jam’s Tag Records in California. the event went down last night along with other Pre-BET Awards bashes. Guests included Tichina Arnold, Sanaa Lathan, Nia Long, Tia Mowry, Slim Thug, Nas, and Kelis…
Here are some new shots of Beyonce on the set of her new movie, Obsessed. According to imdb.com, Obsessed is a thriller in which a successful professional man (Idris Elba) with a beautiful wife finds his idyllic life threatened by a temp in his office who reveals herself as a stalker. Beyonce also serves as executive producer.
Although doctors have advised him to avoid anything stressful, Nelson Mandela (who is pictured arriving to his London hotel on Monday) is gearing up for a week of events celebrating his 90th birthday.
The former South African president will be honored with an outdoor concert on Friday with performances by dozens of artists. Proceeds from the concert will benefit the Aids charity 46664, named after Mandela’s number he wore while imprisoned in South Africa under apartheid.
The concert coincides with the 20th anniversary of London’s Free Mandela concert, which was held to demand his release. Mandela, who turns 90 on July 18, was freed in 1990 after 27 years behind bars and was elected South Africa’s first black president in 1994.
During his trip, Mandela is scheduled to meet with high-profile supporters of 46664, including Oprah Winfrey, Will Smith, Forest Whitaker and Lewis Hamilton.