celebitchy.com - 4/16/2008
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Magazines must love it when celebrities give controversial comments, because it’s a surefire way to get a lot of publicity. In this case singer Alicia Keys was widely quoted as telling Bender Magazine that the US Government invented gangster rap as a means to incite violence in the African American community. But Keys now says that her comments were misconstrued and she didn’t ...
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nydailynews.com 4/16/2008 — Wednesday, April 16th 2008, 11:48 AM Nick Lachey and Alicia Keys were spotted by surprised East Villagers last week going into the shuttered Avenue A restaurant Mo Pitkin 's. It turns out they were filming a commercial for Dove that airs as a ...
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theblemish.com 4/16/2008 —
An interview Alicia Keys did with Blender in which she states “Gangsta rap was a ploy to convince black people to kill each other. Gangsta rap didn’t exist,” has been making the rounds. On Tuesday, Alicia released a statement ...
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Story struck bad note - Alicia Keys —
Daily News - Gossip 4/16/2008
Alicia Keys says she's not a conspiracy theorist after all. In a statement issued Tuesday, the songstress said she wanted to clarify comments in her recent interview with Blender magazine "since they have been misrepresented."
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