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June 16, 2012

Scott Disick’s new $500,000 Rolls Royce Phantom

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He’s hardly short of luxury rides. But it appears that Scott Disick has no qualms about splashing out when he spots something he likes. The Keeping Up With The Kardashians star was spotted test-driving a Rolls Royce Phantom convertible in Calabasas, CA, recently. The 29-year-old could reportedly have spent in the region of $500,000 on the new toy. Scott — who is Kourtney Kardashian’s long-term boyfriend and father to the youngest member of the tribe, 2-year-old Mason — looked relaxed as he pulled up, and certainly not overwhelmed by the potential responsibility of looking after such an expensive acquisition. The blue vehicle isn’t the most handsome he has ever been seen in, a shame considering the extraordinary half-million cost.

Scott was recently the subject of ridicule when he bought a chrome-plated Audi R8- thereby sealing his reputation as the vainest member of the Kardashian family. Kim Kardashian was especially impressed by the ride, tweeting “Who needs a mirror when I’m driving @scottdisick’s car!?!” An Audi R8 costs around £140,000 and Disick would have spent between £30,000 and £40,000 to have the chrome wrap added.

— Daily Mail

Chris Brown and Drake have nightclub row over Rihanna

Chris Brown has posted a picture of a nasty gash on his chin — apparently sustained from a bottle attack after a clash with rapper Drake’s crew in New York.

The picture shows a cut on Brown’s chin which he tweeted along with the message: “How u party wit rich n**** that hate? Lol… Throwing bottles like girls? #shameonya!.” According to TMZ the singer’s entourage allegedly clashed with Drake’s crew in a brawl at New York club WIP. Chris is thought to have sent a bottle of champagne to Drake’s table as a peace offering. And unconfirmed reports claim the bottle was returned with a note referring to Rihanna which read: “I’m f****** the love of your life, deal with it.” Chris then reportedly flew into a rage and confronted Drake, who allegedly threw a punch.

But before the singer could retaliate, onlookers claim another man hit him in the face with a bottle. Security broke up the row and Drake quickly left with his entourage, says website MediaTakeOut.com. The New York Police department confirmed to the website that the two singers’ crews got into a fight at WIP nightclub — five people were injured in the melee. Chris showed the bleeding chin to his 10 million followers before taking himself to hospital. The photo and the message have since been removed from Brown’s Twitter page.

— Daily Mail

R Kelly reportedly owes $4.8m in back taxes

R Kelly reportedly owes $4.8 million in back taxes after “not paying anything” on his superstar earnings for almost seven years. The I Believe I Can Fly singer stopped paying taxes in 2005, according to documents filed by the Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

Despite the huge bill, the twice Grammy-nominated singer is “confident” the matter can be resolved. His spokesman told gossip website TMZ.com: “R Kelly is in the process of working everything out with the government and is “confident” that all his obligations will be satisfied.”

Meanwhile, Kelly will headline Reggae Sumfest next month in Montego Bay, Jamaica, which takes place from July 15-21. He had been due to perform at last year’s Reggae Sumfest but had to pull out after complaining of throat pain and later having an emergency operation on his throat. Sumfest organiser, Johnny Gourzong, said: “R Kelly was so disappointed with not being able to come to Sumfest last year that we spent the whole year trying to work out a make-up date.”

— Daily Mail

 

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