LL Cool J Announces Arena Tour

Rapper LL Cool J announces his first arena tour in 30 years...

Mef Says

“I knew why they [The IRS] were there. It wasn’t like ‘Oh my God! Noo!! Don’t take it!’ like it is on that TV show [“Operation Repo”]. I was half-dressed, and it was so early that I just said, ‘Okay, you’re taking the truck. … Aight. Myself, I’m a pothead. It’s no secret. Everyone knows that. I go on the road and forget everything else. Sure, [the tax department] sent letters to my house saying, ‘We need this money.’ They started sending them in 2002. Here it is, 2009, and I never paid this shit because I don’t think like that! I could have easily just written them a check for whatever amount, but no — I waited until they knocked on this door and were like, ‘We got your truck and we outta here.' Now I’m thinking we’ve gotta get our truck back, which means I have to get all my paperwork together. That means days of going through mail, ’cause I got mail like woah."

Pay Your Taxes People

The tax man paid an early morning (6am!) visit to Method Man and repo'd his 2008 Lincoln Navigator for $52,000.00 in unpaid income tax.

When Stage Diving Goes Wrong

Method Man dives into the crowd and they dropped him!

Superhead Treated Wendy Way Different Than She Treated Jaime Foxx

First of all she ain't run that "don't call me Superhead" crap on Wendy. Well she tried, but you know Wendy wasn't having that. She totally put her in her place. Superhead claims she and Eddie Winslow are getting married and that the infamous "Poppa" from her first book is definately Method Man. Listen here and here. The first part of the interview is missing, but she talks about having 3 abortions, one for Method Man and that her and Lil Wayne were together for 8 months.

Mef Gets Community Service

Remember when Method Man got arrested cause he drove through Battery Tunnel in Brooklyn and the toll cops saw smoke and smelled weed coming from his truck? Your boy got sentenced to community service and will rap to kids about the dangers of drugs in the Brooklyn District Attorney's Choices and Consequences program.