The feat puts Luda as the first and only rapper to reach the mark in Billboard history. Mr. Bridges snatched his first number one single with the Kanye West-produced "Stand Up" from his third solo project " Chicken-n-Beer" back in 2003 In 2004, Luda scored another number one single with Usher's "Yeah." Two years later, he topped the charts with " Money Maker," a collaboration featuring The Neptunes' Pharrell Williams.
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Lil Wayne had a perfectly good reason for missing his court date in Arizona today -- he's currently behind bars in New York. But Yuma County didn't care ... and issued a bench warrant for his arrest Wayne pled not guilty in the past to a litany of drug charges related to a January 2008 arrest, where DEA agents found 105 grams of marijuana, 29 grams of cocaine and 41 grams of ecstasy pills and a 40-caliber pistol on his tour bus.
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Last night (March 11) XXLMag.com was on hand to preview Jim Jones's long- awaited mixtape, The Ghost of Rich Porter. Tentatively scheduled to be available for free download on March 23, the 19-track project features appearances by Gucci Mane, Juelz Santana, Shawty Lo and Joel Ortiz, among others.The tape includes all new, original beats, except for "Harlem Forever," which finds the Capo, Santana and Tobb Cobain over Drake's smash single "Forever." Along with the mixtape, Jones is also working on a movie called Harlem. "It's a love story about Harlem," he told XXL. "...It's a fast paced world," he said of his hometown, "from the money to the girls to the jewelry to the drug dealing to the fast cars...[yet] getting on the flip side it's still a hood. There's a lot of crack abuse, there's a lot of drug abusers, single parent homes, project living." which he hopes will be ready to hit stores by September. -- Elan Mancini with reporting by Rondell Conway
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Ms. Alaimo, who spurred the trial with a $5 million lawsuit against Dr. Berman, sat stunned when the multi-million-dollar verdict was read"I really don't believe that's what (the jury) said," Ms. Alaimo said through a beaming smile outside the courtroom. "I was like, thank God somebody actually believes me."
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