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NEWS ABOUT: Lil' Kim

Lil' Kim stories: 4 news summaries
GOSSIP ROUNDUP

 Brit's Dancers 
 Fired for Drugs 

Also: Jamie Lynn goes country, more

Mar 10, 09 11:01 AM CDT
(Newser) - Sean “Diddy” Combs tells the Huffington Post that, yes, that is the sound of the Notorious BIG receiving—ahem—oral sex during his Ready to Die track. “I think Big would be alright with it,” Combs said of his admission. Elsewhere:
  • Britney Spears’ “beyond strict”
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television • Britney Spears • drugs • celebrity • country music • Diddy • primetime TV • Jamie Lynn Spears • Notorious B.I.G. • Michael J. Fox • Lil' Kim • Hayden Panettiere • Jade Goody

New Dancing Lineup Adds Criminal Twists

Julianne's back; Jewel, Denise Richards, and
3 felons will compete

Feb 9, 09 6:56 AM CST
(Newser) - Dancing With the Stars is introducing a few new twists this season, including one couple competing against each other and another working together, USA Today reports. Returning pro Julianne Hough will partner with her real-life boyfriend—country singer Chuck Wicks—while singer Jewel will dance against rodeo-riding husband Ty Murray.... More »

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reality TV • Dancing with the Stars • Julianne Hough • Jackass • Jewel • Steve-O • Denise Richards • Lil' Kim • David Alan Grier

OPINION

 Female 
 Rappers 
 Can't Beat 
 'Boys Club' 

For women in rap, carving out an identity
is no easy feat

Nov 7, 08 5:17 AM CST
(Newser) - Queen Latifah is about to release her first rap album since 1998, but female rappers are still no better represented on the hip-hop charts now than they were 30 years ago, laments Jonah Weiner in Slate. No female artists received BET nominations this year, and they face an uphill struggle... More »

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hip-hop • rap music • Queen Latifah • M.I.A. • Lil' Kim

 Publisher Sues Lil' Kim,
 Foxy Brown

Sez neither produced books they were paid for

Jul 25, 08 10:11 AM CDT
(AP) - Simon & Schuster Inc. sued rappers Foxy Brown and Lil' Kim yesterday, saying they were paid advances for books they never delivered. The publishing house wants Brown to return a $75,000 advance she received in 2005 for an autobiography called Broken Silence and wants Lil' Kim to return the... More »

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New York City • publishing • celebrity • Foxy Brown • rapper • civil lawsuits • Simon & Schuster • Lil' Kim

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