Rihanna Mocks Charlie Sheen By Cozing Up With Fans At Same Cafe She Ignored Him In!

Rihanna is striking back at actor Charlie Sheen who blasted the singer for being a big snub who can't speak proper English language!

Charlie began the now called word war on twitter when he alleged that RiRi ignored him and his new girl at a restaurant in Santa Monica Wednesday night. He later dissed the What Now singer in a nasty poem he stated RiRi cannot get her English right.

Well, the Rude Boy singer is hitting back and she's telling Sheen she can interact with everyone except him!

Rih returned the next night to the restaurant she allegedly dissed Sheen and

Watch Out 2face on N1million gold sneakers at T.W.O video shoot

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Ice Prince releases New Trending Music featuring Joell Ortiz and MI Titled "Can I Talk"

Chocolate City rap star ICE PRINCE release a massive hip-hop track titled “CAN I TALK” days after releasing the emotional “TEARS FOR NAIJA”. CAN I TALK, was produced by TMXO, featuring SLAUGHTERHOUSE Puerto Rican rapper JOELL ORTIZ, formerly of Dr Dre’s AFTERMATH RECORDS, and the lyrical dexterity of self-styled “Chairman” MI ABAGA, Ice Prince’s fellow label mate.

CAN I TALK is a ChocBoi flavoured hip-hop track with a dash of Latino in between, thanks to the hard-hitting hip-hop bars of

JAY Z & Beyoncé drop a video titled "RUN" just promote their On the Run Tour

 Late last night Jay Z and Beyonce dropped an awesome video, big budget but a short film which based on their up coming 'On the Run Tour'. The video Titled 'Run'with a release date of 'coming never' stars Jay Z, Beyonce, Sean Penn, Don Cheadle, Guillermo Díaz, Emmy Rossum, Jake Gyllenhaal, Blake Lively, Rashida Jones, and Kidada Jones.

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The review of New York movie premiere-Half of a Yellow Sun

Those who reside in New York have a better chance to purchase a ticket and watch the movie at Quad Cinema on W 13th Street. I traveled some miles across the Hudson river to watch the movie premiere.

At first, I thought I had arrived at the wrong place. The line was barely existent close to 10 minutes before the movie premiere. I got my ticket and waited at the lobby to be summoned.........

Minutes later, other movie watchers began to arrive at the theater. Most of them were old folks: predominantly white Americans. The movie started and the room began to thinly fill with Nigerians. Nigerians mostly in the 20's and 30's.

Minutes later, the movie minutes went deep. It had the