Archive for November 20, 2009

THANKS 4 THE LOVE; VIDEO IS FINISHED & HERE IS THE TRAILER!

I know a lot of people have been asking but I am here for the long haul so there will be no release of the video until everything behind the scenes is accomplished.  GOOD NEWS: We’re almost there!  Get ready to hear and see the VERSE - Hard To Breathe single in your city.

PARTY: I’M GOING TO ‘GUYS & DOLLS’ TONIGHT

I feel like partying with some good people tonight and you guys keep telling me I never mention the cool parties I go to until after so………..  I’ll be at Guys & Dolls tonight.  Come party with B-Town’s ‘Boss Heavy” VERSE.  What is the Life Pulse saying for Saturday/Sunday?

THE MANDELA’S ARE TO BE PLAYED BY MORGAN FREEMAN & JENNIFER HUDSON

By Chris Richburg

While Morgan Freeman is making his movie rounds as Nelson Mandela, he’ll be happy to know that he’ll have Jennifer Hudson as his former better half. But not in the same film.

Variety reports the singer/actress will play Winnie Mandela in the new drama, Winnie. For Hudson, the chance to play a woman who has seen her share of ups and downs in the political spotlight was too good to pass up.

“I was compelled and moved when I read the script,” Hudson revealed to Variety. “Winnie Mandela is a complex and extraordinary woman and I’m honored to be the actress asked to portray her. This is a powerful part of history that should be told.”

Best known for her support of Nelson Mandela as well as her efforts to free her husband, who was jailed as he led the fight against apartheid in South Africa, Winnie Mandela has been at the center of controversy over the years. Among the lowlights was a reported association with a bodyguard who murdered a 14-year old alleged informer for the government, addition to a 2003 conviction for fraud and theft.

Despite being in good standing in the eyes of some, the good and bad of Winnie Mandela’s story will be told in Winnie. In addition to starring in the film, Hudson is expected to sing the film’s theme song. Winnie is set to begin production May 30 in various locations in South Africa, including Johannesburg, Capt Town, Transkei and Robben Island, where Nelson Mandela spent 18 of his 27 years in prison.

Those wondering about Freeman’s portrayal of the former South African president can catch that next month in the Clint Eastwood-directed feature Invictus. The film, which also stars Matt Damon as South African rugby team captain Francois Pienaar, centers on Mandela’s release from prison as well as his attempt to use the 1995 Rugby World Cup to help bring his country together after the fall of apartheid.

Invictus his theaters Dec. 11.

FABOLOUS CELEBRATED HIS B DAY AND THE STARS CAME OUT!

Faboloous celebrated his born day and the stars came out to show love.  Here are some pics.