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Most shocking is the addition of professional mistress
Rachel Uchitel, who is infamous for her affairs with
David Boreanaz. TMZ is reporting that Rachel, who was the first mistress named in the Tiger Wood affairs thus receiving $10 million from the sports star to keep silent on their relationship, will bag a cool $500,000 for her appearance on
Celebrity Rehab.
Rachel’s addition to the show is even more surprising because TMZ reported this weekend that she was in talks to appear on the next season of
Donald Trump asked her to be on the show and she answered yes. NBC will however have the final say on whether or not she will appear on the show. Guess it does pays to be a ho-bag whore mistress
Exclusive – The members of Bone Thugs-n-Harmony Krayzie Bone, Layzie Bone, Bizzy Bone, Wish Bone and Flesh-N-Bone quite literally manifested their own legendary careers. After an arduous trek from Cleveland, Ohio to Los Angeles, California to find Eazy-E, they went home empty handed. But it wasn’t long before Eazy-E showed up in their hometown and they were finally able to make a lasting impression on the gangsta rap pioneer.
Signed to Ruthless Records in the early 1990s, Bone Thugs rose to international notoriety in 1995 with their sophomore album
E. 1999 Eternal, which would go on to earn multi-platinum status from the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA). Eazy-E, who passed away shortly before the album was released, never got to see Bone Thugs’ success, but they eternally pay homage to their late mentor in songs such as the Grammy Award-winning “Tha Crossroads.”
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While we patiently await a Bone Thugs-N-Harmony reunion album or something (fingers crossed), fan favorite member Bizzy Bone is still doing his own thing and judging from his sounds, he hasn’t lost a step.
Coming through with some new visuals to “Murder For Hire,” Bizzy gets stylishly gritty as he comes across as a rapping homeless man with a fancy top hat and spiffy umbrella. Homie lowkey looks like a Batman villain. Just sayin.’
Back on the block Dyce Payso assembles his soldiers for his Jim Jones assisted clip to “Trapmares” where cash, cars, and bright lights are the name of the game.
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