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Rap heavyweight Busta Rhymes was banned from appearing on a movie set in Manhattan this weekend, over concerns for public safety. Busta recently had a run in with the law after he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The film's director said that Busta's ban is a "bigger loss for the city of New York".
White was the dress code at a star-saturated party thrown by Sean "Diddy" Combs at his Long Island home, and the dress code was strictly enforced.
The hip-hop mogul's annual White Party, which he has held in St. Tropez in recent years, featured a white carpet to go along with the white dress code.
Busta Rhymes has been ordered to pay $75,000 to a man who claims he was hit by bottles thrown by the rapper.
Alex Duncan claims he was splashed with water by the star, who then threw two bottles at him when he stood up to leave one of Busta’s shows.
Alex, 32, says he was at the concert to see another rapper, Fabolous, and headed for the exit when he failed to appear because he didn’t like Busta – real name Trevor Smith. As he stood up he caught Busta’s atten read more
A Manhattan judge ruled yesterday (June 5) that prosecutors could not charge Busta Rhymes with possession of a weapon, after a machete was found in his SUV following an arrest on an assault charge.
Busta (born Trevor Smith) was arrested in August 2006 on charges of assaulting a man who reportedly spat on his car. read more
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Rap heavyweight Busta Rhymes was banned from appearing on a movie set in Manhattan this weekend, over concerns for public safety. Busta recently had a run in with the law after he was arrested for driving with a suspended license. The film's director said that Busta's ban is a "bigger loss for the city of New York".
White was the dress code at a star-saturated party thrown by Sean "Diddy" Combs at his Long Island home, and the dress code was strictly enforced. 
Busta Rhymes has been ordered to pay $75,000 to a man who claims he was hit by bottles thrown by the rapper.
A Manhattan judge ruled yesterday (June 5) that prosecutors could not charge Busta Rhymes with possession of a weapon, after a machete was found in his SUV following an arrest on an assault charge. 