The conversation turns, however, after the reporter mentions that like Amber Rose, she too is a proud bisexual. They talk about their shared crush on Disney’s Princess Jasmine, but then Rose’s manager chimes in: “I don’t want any girlfriend talk. She’s in a relationship with a man right now, so can we talk about that?”“We can talk about it,” Rose says. “It just has to be written very tastefully because when people think of bisexuals they think of nasty, freaky girls that have threesomes all day.”

Time is up. When Rose departs for her meeting, her manager asks if she could borrow VIBE’s Town Car.

A call to arrange another interview with Rose, results in her manager quickly hanging up.

Later that afternoon, a VIBE editor contacts Rose’s manager. The manager is concerned about some of the people contacted for secondary interviews. She also suspects that the reporter is trying to have sex with her client. Rose, her manager says, isn’t comfortable talking to the reporter again, so VIBE agrees to let another contributor conduct the follow-up interview with Rose.

That’s about all that Vibe teased from the article before prompting their readers to pick up the issue on June 7th, however, Animal New York got their hands on the issue and posted an excerpt from a second person interviewed. The anonymous source painted her as somewhat of a nympho who had no regards to her boyfriend’s work ethic.

The high-profile relationship took a turn in Hawaii during Kanye’s recording sessions for his cathartic fifth album, My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy. West Booked an entire Honolulu studio indefinitely for 24-hour slots while a cast of artists joined him for long days of business. Rose allegedly didn’t take to the all-work, no-play atmosphere. “In Hawaii [Amber] was being obnoxious in the studio like, ‘What the f*ck? I wanna f*cking eat,’” says an anonymous source. “Kanye got so mad because here he is trying to record and she keeps talking about, ‘Let’s go back to the house, I wanna f*ck. We haven’t f*cked in two days.’ I left the room for 10 minutes and when I came back he [told her], ‘Yo get the f*ck up out of here!’ She left the room crying.

I’ve personally never seen a magazine publish information from an anonymous source (a weekly tabloid or blog maybe?) so it’s understandable why Amber Rose would be pissed, however I do think she could have went about vocalizing her distaste in the cover story a little differently.

At the end of the day, Amber Rose gets tons of press from her outburst and Vibe Magazine sells a lot more covers.

A publicist from Epic records has confirmed with CNN that Sean Kingston will make a full recovery in six weeks. Sean is currently at Miami hostpital in the intensive care unit suffering from a broken jaw, fractured wrist and water in his lungs. He was hosptialized Sunday from a jet ski accident.

“What Mike Epps say? ‘Gangstas fuck up too, Whatever I felt this dude Jay did wrong to me, it can’t outweigh the one thing he did do for me – he gave me an opportunity. Dude gave me an opportunity. A lot of people don’t get opportunities. He gave me that. That outweighs everything. I need that in black and white. I got caught in the moment and put my feelings out there. I should have never done that.”

The Cool Kids are preparing the July 12th release of their long-awaited full-length LP on Green Label Sound, with features from Ghostface, Bun B, Mayer Hawthorne, Asher Roth, Travis Barker and more.
1. Rush Hour Traffic
2. GMC
3. Boomin’ (feat. Tennille)
4. Sour Apples (feat. Travis Barker)
5. Penny Hardaway (feat. Ghostface Killah)
6. Bundle Up
7. Gas Station (feat. Bun B)
8. Get Right
9. Swimsuits (feat. Mayer Hawthorne)
10. Roll Call (feat. Asher Roth, Chip Tha Ripper, Boldy James)
11. Summer Jam (feat. Maxine Ashley) (Prod. by Pharrell Williams)
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In tribute to the passing of Gil Scott-Heron, we present what we feel are the best hip-hop songs that have sampled from his extensive catalogue. Enjoy the music and then educate yourselves on the man’s musical legacy. His impact on our culture is irreplaceable.(rapradar.com)

1. This Can’t Be Real—Freeway feat. Marsha Ambrosious
2. Why Is That—Boogie Down Productions
3. The People—Common feat. Dwele
4. My Way Home—Kanye West feat. Common
5. Angel—Game feat. Common
6. Take A Look Around—Masta Ace
7. Ready 4 Whatever—2Pac
8. Black Is Back—Jungle Brothers feat. Q-Tip
9. Mr. Nigga—Mos Def feat. Q-Tip
10. What A Nigga Know (Remix)—KMD
11. Make Me Hot—Little Brother
12. Lord Jazz Hit Me One More Time—Lords Of The Underground
13. Coming From—Slim Thug
14. Who Will Survive In America—Kanye West

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