March 23, 2008 at 3:52 pm
Singer Brandy Norwood is currently in the studio recording her fifth studio album and a host of a-list writers and producers have been brought in to help stage her comeback. Rodney Jerkins, who produced Feedback for Janet Jackson, is said to be the executive producer of the as yet untitled CD. However, Polow da Don, Scott Storch, and The Neptunes are also expected to contribute tracks and production work as well. And though the new CD isn’t expected to drop until much later this year, supposed new singles from that CD have been steadily leaking to the net over the last few weeks.
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March 12, 2008 at 2:26 am
Musically, R n’ B singer Brandy Norwood has been pretty quiet these last few years. In light of her legal woes stemming from the 2006 accident in which a woman was killed, we pretty much understand why Brandy hasn’t found much time to record new music. Things however may be looking up for the singer as her legal troubles are behind her and new tracks from her as yet untitled album, have slowly but surely made their way onto the internet. The most recent track to be leaked to the net is “Dig This”, a song that will appear on the soundtrack to Tyler Perry’s new movie, “Meet The Browns” . Click here to listen to the new single and look for the soundtrack to hit record store shelves next week and “Meet The Browns” hits theaters across the country on the 21st.
December 27, 2007 at 9:55 am
R&B star BRANDY is all set to start 2008 on a high if new police reports suggesting she was not to blame for a 2006 fatal traffic accident come to fruition. The singer has spent the past year in the spotlight following the December, 2006 traffic accident, which left one woman dead - but no charges have been brought against her. And now it seems the reason why potential vehicular manslaughter charges have been delayed is because the evidence suggests the dead motorist may have been at fault. A California Highway Patrol insider tells TMZ.com that Brandy may have been the victim of a bad driver.
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August 1, 2007 at 6:58 pm
February 6, 2007 at 10:09 am
Rumors are circulating that the 50 million dollar lawsuit brought against Brandy by the parents of the woman accidentally killed when her vehicle hit another, could be thrown out.Legal analysts insist that in the state of California a wrongful death lawsuit can only be filed by a spouse of someone who was financially dependent on victim, which appears not to be the case seeing as the parents lived in Morocco full time and had little to no contact with their daughter.On the other hand, the victim’s husband can still file suit himself and more than likely will.The victim, Awatef Aboudihaj, had two daughters who were obviously dependent on her and compensation can be sought on their behalf.
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