Lil’ Wayne (@LilTunechi) To Appeal Decision Over The Carter Documentary (@QD3)

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Looks like Lil’ Wayne isn’t going to give up and pay that money just yet. From TMZ:

Weezy was ordered to pay Quincy $2,195,000 in the wake of the producer’s lawsuit against the rapper.

Wayne had claimed Quincy released a “scandalous” documentary about him, and used his music in the flick without his permission. Quincy shot back, claiming Wayne’s legal tantrum torpedoed his film’s profit potential by miring it in litigation. The jury decided in Quincy’s favor.

Now, Wayne’s filed docs declaring his intent to appeal the jury’s decision. He’s got a month to file the actual appeal itself.

Bobby Womack (@RealBobbyWomack) Diagnosed With Alzheimer’s Disease

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From NME:

The 68-year-old, who released his first single in 1954, has admitted he struggles to recall the names of his songs and those of his collaborators.

He said: “The doctor says there are signs of Alzheimer’s. It’s not bad yet but will get worse.

He added: “How can I not remember songs I wrote? It’s frustrating. I don’t feel together yet. Negative things come in my mind and it’s hard for me to remember sometimes.”

Womack, who beat colon cancer in May, released his most-recent album ‘The Bravest Man In The Universe’ in 2012, which was co-produced by Blur’s Damon Albarn and XL Recordings co-founder Richard Russell.

He added: “The most embarrassing thing is I’ll be ready to announce Damon and can’t remember his last name.”

This could be in reference to his appearance at an awards ceremony in September when he called Albarn ‘Damon Osbourne’ in his acceptance speech.