Hip Hop Scandals Part TWO....

According to Tupac's former bodyguard Frank Alexander: "When Pac was working on the "Hit Em Up," video, at a warehouse near Fox Hills Mall, he was talking to a fan, the fan popped off and said something to the effect, "You'll get shot."

Tupac responded with, "One of my bodyguards (Les) is standing right there, Les you got your strap?" He said, 24/7. Show him your strap, Les lifted up his shirt and showed him the gun.
Pac said, "See that? He'll bust a cap in your ass."

This was during the time Pac was messing around with actress Salli Richardson. As he was getting ready to leave the set he told us that he had a secret compartment put in his Mercedes where he could hide a weapon that the police would never know about.

He then asked Les "Do you have a gun you can loan me for the night?" Les flipped out because Tupac was still on parole and couldn't be caught near a weapon. Regardless, Pac was always going to go out fighting.

I asked him why he wanted a gun and he said he was heading over to Salli's pad. I couldn't figure out what he was up to and I said to him. "If there's a problem, I'm your bodyguard. Let's roll. I'm the one licensed to carry a gun."

Pac was also acting like Les had betrayed him because earlier, Pac had gotten into it with Les over the picture he he'd taken of Salli and a bad taste was still in Pac's mouth.
Pac left and went to Salli's house without his bodyguards.

The next day, Les was still bothering Pac, he said, "You supposed to be my boy, you're part of my posse and you're not down with me."

It became clear that Pac had somehow got it in his head that Les had been trying to find out where Salli lived and he was still pissed off about it."
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According to Wendy Leigh's book (The Autobiography Of Arnold Schwarzenegger), allegedly, Arnold has made some very nasty remarks regarding African Americans.

On page 68: According to former bodybuilder Rick Wayne, Arnold was quite at home with the South African system of apartheid. According to Wayne, when they discussed apartheid. Arnold said he thought South Africa was right, "If you gave blacks a country to run, they would run it down the tubes."

On page 101: According to Dave DuPre, Arnold allegedly said, "Black people are stupid and inferior. They are not capable of achieving the success of white people." Dupre adds, "He was always upset that all the black guys were able to go out with all the white girls. He couldn't stand that. To retaliate, he took out a beautiful black hatcheck girl. The next day he said, "She said I was better than any black guy she ever had."

Rewind: A few years ago, Robby Robinson, above, a former Mr. America, Mr. World and Mr. Universe titleholder, who worked with Arnold Schwarzenegger (Governor of California) in the 1970's claims Schwarzenegger repeatedly directed the term “ni**er” at him.
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R&B star Ne-Yo once angered Jay-Z after he vomited next to the rapper's car. The singer was partying with Jay-Z when he quickly became drunk.

The singer has vowed never to drink again after the embarrassing incident in a car park.He explains, "I learned the hard way that me and liquor do not mix. I'm not the violent one, I am just the one throwing up.

"I went out with Jay-Z once. Shots came around but around the fifth I noticed that no one else was drinking them.

"Nine drinks later and I was throwing up outside of Jay-Z's car.

"He threatened to send me the cleaning bill if I was sick inside.

In other news: Foxy Brown has taken aim at her former mentor and collaborator Jay-Z for failing to support her while she was incarcerated for eight months in 2007 and 2008.

The rapper, who partnered with the mogul on the hit Bonnie & Clyde, had hoped Jay-Z would be there for her while she spent time behind bars for a probation violation in September (07)-after she showed him so much loyalty when 50 Cent wanted to poach her from Def Jam.

She says, "There are times when I just really needed him... and he just wasn't there."

And, in a new interview with rap magazine XXL, recorded shortly after her release in May (08), she adds, "I've been incarcerated for eight months, and Jay's been everywhere, and he hasn't mentioned one thing about, 'Tell her I love her. Tell her to be strong.' That broke my heart more than anything.

"When they sent me to jail, I just knew he would be there-everyone came. But he never showed up."

IN OTHER NEWS:
More than 10 million people have checked out will.i.am and John Legends's Barack Obama-endorsing video "Yes We Can," on website YouTube.com.

"Thriller," has been voted Michael Jackson's best song ever by fans celebrating the pop legend's 50th birthday. In Related News: A mega-rare Michael Jackson record is up for auction - and is expected to fetch a stunning $10,000. The promo CD (Men In Black), said to be one of only 10 in the world, and is currently up for bids on eBay.

Rapper C-Murder has offered to help Remy Ma cope with jail life after her partner Papoose approached him for advice. The rapper is currently under house arrest-awaiting a retrial - after a life sentence for second-degree murder was overturned in 2006.

Rapper Fat Joe has lashed out at fellow Puerto Rican Daddy Yankee for publicly endorsing U.S. presidential candidate John McCain. Yankee recently confessed that he's a big admirer of McCain. And his comments have upset Fat Joe, who insists Yankee is a "sellout."

Fashion mogul Kimora Lee Simmons has denied rumors she is pregnant with her third child after she was spotted visiting a doctor earlier this month.

Ruben Studdard has been ordered to pay back almost $200,000 to the U.S. government.According to court records, tax liens have been filed on the singer's properties for unpaid federal and local taxes.
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