Jennifer Hudson’s Loss
The seven year old nephew of Oscar winning actress Jennifer Hudson is still missing. Julian Hudson has been missing since Friday when his mother, Julia Hudson returned home to find both her mother and brother shot dead in the family’s home on the Southside of Chicago.
One man has been arrested in conjunction with the killings, William Balfour and he is still in police custody although it is not known if he has been charged with the murders of Darnell Donnerson and Jason Hudson.
Balfour is married to Julia Hudson and it has been reported that the couple recently had a heated argument after Balfour, a convicted criminal, sold a car belonging to his wife without her permission.
The police and the child’s mother have appealed for anyone who knows anything about the whereabouts of Julian to come forward. Jennifer Hudson returned home to Chicago this weekend to identify the bodies of her mother and brother.
Ludacris album leaked
The internet was buzzing on Friday after three tracks from Atlanta rapper Ludacris leaked from an unknown source.
A track featuring Lil Wayne was amongst those leaked but Ludacris was quick to inform fans and media that the tracks were not even completed, mixed or mastered.
So it is unknown if the versions leaked will even be on his up and coming album Theater of the Mind which will be released on November 25th.
The album had been scheduled for a October 21st release but was pushed back. Ludacris is currently starring along side Mark Whalberg in the box office smash Max Payne.
Lyfe Jennings Update
R&B singer Lyfe Jennings was allegedly looking for his children last week before he fired shots and led Georgia police on a chase which resulted in him being arrested and now facing a list of charges.
There have been reports of domestic disputes between him and the mother of his children which have resulted in Joy Bond seeking a temporary restraining order which prohibits the singer from coming into contact with her or the couples children.
Lyfe Jennings was released from prison in 2002 after serving a ten year sentence for arson.
Wu Tang Clan taking to the Roads
One of Hip-Hop’s most notorious collectives will be taking to the road next month on a very extensive tour of North America.
The 28 date tour will see the the Staten Island group hit stages in cities like Cleveland, Chicago, Phoenix, Los Angeles, Atlanta and of course New York.
The group are releasing a DVD next month which will feature their rise to fame, The Story of the Wu Tang Clan.
The documentary which will show live footage of the groups rise to fame has been featured at various movie festivals across the world and was crowned Best Hip-Hop Documentary of 2007 at the Hip-Hop Odyssey Film Festival
Melanie Cornish