Has had so many singles: "O", "Touch", "I'm Tryna", "Entourage", and "Ice Box" produced by Timbaland. The younger brother of singer Marques "Batman" Houston. The older brother of O'ryan "Reggie" in Fat Albert "David" in You Go Served "David" in...
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Has had so many singles: "O", "Touch", "I'm Tryna", "Entourage", and "Ice Box" produced by Timbaland. The younger brother of singer Marques "Batman" Houston. The older brother of O'ryan "Reggie" in Fat Albert "David" in You Go Served "David" in Street Soldiers (Sequel to You Got Served) Self titled book "O" released on Feb 22 2005 Self titled cd "O" released on Feb 22 2005 Behind the beats wit omarion on feb 16 2006 in philadelphia pa Omarion on MTV cribs on Monday Feb 14 2005.

Enrique Iglesias is the son of the famous Spanish singer, Julio Iglesias and Isabel Preysler. He was born in Madrid, Spain in May 08, 1975. To this date, Enrique is consider one of the best Spanish singers. He has sold over forty million albums...
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Enrique Iglesias is the son of the famous Spanish singer, Julio Iglesias and Isabel Preysler. He was born in Madrid, Spain in May 08, 1975. To this date, Enrique is consider one of the best Spanish singers. He has sold over forty million albums and has also has great influenced over acting. He appeared in small role in Once Upon a Time in Mexico and also appeared as an evil emperor in a Pepsi Commrcial, though he is best recognized for his musical work. Enrique Iglesias has also made several English works, which are include in his three English albums. Enrique Iglesias had appeared in the tv comedy Two and A Half Men.

Rapper Snoop Doggy Dogg got that name from his mother who jokingly remarked that he looked like the Peanuts character, Snoopy. Dogg is primarily known for his achievements in the music industry, within the genre of gangsta rap, to be specific. As...
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Rapper Snoop Doggy Dogg got that name from his mother who jokingly remarked that he looked like the Peanuts character, Snoopy. Dogg is primarily known for his achievements in the music industry, within the genre of gangsta rap, to be specific. As most successful musicians seem to do at some point, Snoop Doggy Dogg has done some work in film. Due to the nature of his music and his related star persona, the primary focus of his film effort has been in urban drama and comedy. Unfortunately, the talented rapper has had more than one brush with the law. He served a drug conviction prior to the start of his rapping career (just after he graduated from high school) and he was charged for murder in 1993, but was later found not guilty.

Calvin Broadus, 20 October 1972, Long Beach, California, USA. Snoop Doggy Dogg's commercial rise in 1993 was acutely timed, riding a surge in hardcore rap's popularity, and smashing previous records in any genre. Doggystyle was the most eagerly anticipated album in rap history, and the first debut album to enter the Billboard chart at number 1. With advance orders of over one and a half million, media speculators were predicting its importance long before a release date. As was de rigueur for gangsta rappers, Broadus' criminal past cast a long, somewhat romanticized shadow over his achievements. He was busted for drugs after leaving high school in Long Beach, and spent three years in and out of jail. He first appeared in 1991 when helping out Dr. Dre on a track called "Deep Cover", from the movie of the same title. Dogg was also ubiquitous on Dr. Dre's 1992 breakthrough, The Chronic, particularly on the hit single "Nuthin" But A "G' Thang", which he wrote and on which he co-rapped. After presenting a gong to En Vogue in September 1993 at the MTV video awards, Dogg surrendered himself to police custody after the show, on murder charges. This was over his alleged involvement in a driveby shooting. Inevitably, as news spread of Dogg's involvement, interest in his vinyl product accelerated, and this played no small part in the eventual sales of his debut album.
Critics noted how closely Doggystyle was modelled on George Clinton's Atomic Dog project. Many also attacked the abusive imagery of women Dogg employed, particularly on the lurid "Ain't No Fun". His justification: "I'm not prejudiced in my rap, I just kick the rhymes". If the US press were hostile to him they were no match for the sensationalism of the English tabloids. During touring commitments to support the album and single, "Gin And Juice", he made the front page of the Daily Star with the headline: "Kick This Evil Bastard Out!". It was vaguely reminiscent of the spleen vented at the Sex Pistols in their heyday, and doubtless a good sign. He was asked to leave his hotel in Milestone, Kensington on arrival. A more serious impediment to his career was the trial on charges of accessory to the murder of Phillip Woldermariam, shot by his bodyguard McKinley Lee. The trial was underway in November 1995 and attracted a great deal of media attention, due in part to Dogg's defence attorney being Johnnie Cochran, O.J. Simpson's successful defender. During the trial the rapper's bail was set at $1 million. The verdict on 20 February 1996 acquitted Dogg and McKinley Lee of both murder charges and the manslaughter cases were dropped in April. The trial had not overtly damaged his record sales, with his debut topping seven million copies worldwide, and the follow-up Tha Doggfather entering the US album chart at number 1, although it ultimately failed to match the commercial success of Doggystyle.

A subsequent falling out with the ailing Death Row Records saw Dogg transferring to Master P's highly successful gangsta label, No Limit Records. Now known as Snoop Dogg, he released Da Game Is To Be Sold, Not To Be Told in August 1998. Repeating the success of his first two albums, it debuted at US number 1. "Still A G Thang" climbed to number 19 the following month. Snoop Dogg released another new set, No Limit Top Dogg, in May 1999, although he was held off the top of the charts this time by Latino heart throb Ricky Martin. The following year Snoop tried on the role of corporate mentor for size, adding guest raps and acting as executive producer on the debut album by his prot?g?s Tha Eastsidaz. In December he released Tha Last Meal, his final album for No Limit.

Justin hails from Memphis, Tennessee. He is a talented singer, and is now trying his hand at acting. He got his start on The Mickey Mouse Club, and then joined pop group *NSYNC with fellow Mousketeer J.C. Chasez. He released a successful solo...
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Justin hails from Memphis, Tennessee. He is a talented singer, and is now trying his hand at acting. He got his start on The Mickey Mouse Club, and then joined pop group *NSYNC with fellow Mousketeer J.C. Chasez. He released a successful solo album, "Justified," in 2002. He is currently dating actress Cameron Diaz, after an on/off again relationship with pop star Britney Spears. Justin had released his new album "FutureSex/LoveSounds" on September 12, 2006. From this album Justin has had five hit songs that made it to the top on the radios. First was "Sexyback" featuring Timbaland and is still playing on Kiss108. Second one was "My Love" featuring T.I & Timbaland, and the third one is "What Goes Around...". The fourth is "Summer Love" that is still popular on Kiss108, and Justin actually just came out with a new video "Lovestoned" that is his fifth hit song. He now is not dating Cameron Diaz.