OMG watch the interview below it’s just hilarious!

Well seems like you ain’t got a lot of luck Ms Luckett. It’s deja vu all over again. You watched your own song “Say My Name” lyp-synced by two random chicks, well it doesn’t end there. Capitol just replaced you and hired this new chick who will promote Lady Love album from now on. They are releasing “Over” as a single and they already taped the video (directed by Hype Williams) and it is premiering right here, right now, exclusively on LNN.

DISORGANIZED SHOWER AND THUNDERSTORM ACTIVITY OVER THE EXTREME SOUTHWESTERN CASSIEBBEAN SEA IS ASSOCIATED WITH A TROUGH OF HIGH PRESSURE. SOME SLOW DEVELOPMENT IS MORE THAN LIKELY HAPPENING AS THIS SYSTEM MOVES OVER THE NEXT COUPLE OF DAYS. THERE IS NO CHANCE TO AVOID IT. IT IS INEVITABLE. TROPICAL CYCLONE FORMATION IS EXPECTED DURING THE NEXT 96 HOURS.

Hurricanes are dangerous killer and several islands are targeted. The followings will be totally wiped off the map: Ameriedos, Ashanti Rico, KeriHilson Republic, The Ciara Islands,  The Cassiebbeans will all be hit by Hurricane Gloria.

Every person from these islands need to plan an evacuation route ASAP:

Contact the local emergency management office at Music World Entertainment and ask for the CHG (Community Hurricane Gloria) preparedness plan. They will try to help you by giving you tips on how you can stop hurricane Gloria.. This plan should also include information on the safest evacuation routes and nearby shelter. You have very low chance to succeed, but hey, if you wanna risk, that’s your problem.

Be ready to drive 20000 to 50000 miles away to locate a safe place. (Fly to the UK is your best bet)

Have a disaster supplies on hand. (Your Beyonce’s I am Sasha Fierce’s limewire copy will not suffice)
First aid kit and manual.
Emergency food and water
Lip gloss Kissable Couture by Lady Love™
None-electric can opener
Essential medicines
Cash and credit cards
Sturdy shoes (no heels)
Clothes (must be bought from Lady Elle™ store)
Make arrangements for pets and boyfriends.

During a Hurricane Watch

Listen to a battery-operated radio (not Hot 97) or watch BET for hurricane progress reports.
Check emergency supplies.

After
Stay tuned to The Grammy’s
Help injured or trapped persons.
First aid where appropriate. (Obviously not appropriate if their last name is Knowles)
Return home only after Billboard.com advise that it is safe to do so.

HURRICANE GLORIA STATUS OVERVIEW:

Regret #3 most played song in the US (urban radios)
“Regret” is #1 #musicmonday song on twitter
“LeToya Luckett” is #3 Google Trends

What are the people talking about:
- Regret video behind the scenes
- Mathew Knowles pays major radios to NOT play LeToya’s music
- LeToya VS Alicia Keys: Who wore it best?
- LeToya’s purple lipstick
- LeToya’s jacket
- “Regret” video coming soon
- LeToya to appear on the Monique Show
- “Regret” is a hot song

Alicia Keys was spotted wearing LeToya’s jacket on the set of her new video. Meaning both girls will be having the same jacket in their latest video.

I don’t believe in coincidence so this is what I think happened…..

Misha, who manage both LeToya and Alicia Keys,  left the fabulous jacket in the office and…

Alicia: daaaaayum this shit is hoooot! OMG OMG OMG!
Misha I know right (giggling)
Alicia I need to wear this in my new video
Misha: No I can’t give it to you
Alicia: COME on mayyyne!
Misha: Ummm I don’t think so, LeToya already wore it in hers
Alicia: LeToya who?
Misha: Luckett!
Alicia: Who’s that?
Misha: This other girl “formerly of Destiny’s Child”. We manage her too. She’s gonna open for you on you next tour
Alicia: Oh yeah well whateva bitch , I’m taking this shit that you want it or not. (takes the jacket and run)
Misha: Suhcurity!!!!!!!!!!

And that’s how she probably got the must have jacket.

The question now is “But who rocked it better?”  You tell us on the poll below

UPDATED WITH LETOYA’S RAP and T-PAIN/AKON’S PART!

Our beloved Ken and JC,  two of our biggest supporters, got a hold of the Regret “remix”. Here are the lyrics for you EXCLUSIVELY and ONLY on LNN. T-Pain, Drake and Akon are all on the remix but we didn’t type their part yet. (Don’t copy/paste please it’s our property or we won’t hesitate to sue you)

T-PAIN
Nappy Boy!,Toya, Akon, Drake, Luda, REMIXX

LETOYA: Verse One:
Yeah fresh out of DC
Reject I might Be.
Platinum and grammy award winning cds…
Now Matty mad.
Because success he wish I never had…
He the one who let me go…So why he acting like that?
Kelly…Smelly Kelly tryna get on the same label i’m own?
b*tch I thought you was leaving me alone?
Now let me sing my damn song….

LETOYA: These bitches must regret the day that they left me…….
T-PAIN: These bitches must regret the day that they left you…
LETOYA: Still tryna get back, (T-PAIN: get back, get back)…Still tryna get
back…Back at me ohhhhhh.

LETOYA: Verse Two:
BET was all on me……..
Until Matthew said Beyonce would leave
if I performed
(T-PAIN: performed)
on the Awards…
So Preshow is where I had to go…
She ain’t got…. didn’t blow up
Because if it did Matthew would throw up…
(T-PAIN: Is you mad?)
Because toya’s back?
You let the best thing go that you ever had……

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OCTOBER 28TH UPDATE: MORE PICS ADDED TO THE GALLERY BELOW! GORGEOUS!

We love 2009, when before, we had to wait weeks to even get pictures from a music video, with twitter and LNN in the place the wait is just OVER. You get what you want to know as it happens. Make sure you follow us on twitter to be in the know right away.

LeToya is, as we’re talking, filming her new video for the song “Regret”. She looks UH-MAYZING. I am totally digging the ponytail and the whole look with a jean and tank top. Sexy as hell… You go Mama!  Ludacris is there as well looking all cute and stuff. This looks promising! (Check out the gallery below, we’ll add pictures to it as they become available)

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Yeah yeah we know, it’s been about ten years since the big drama happened. But it’s just like a classic movie. You can watch it and talk about it over and over again, we’ll never get bored.  That drama made Destiny’s Child one of the biggest group of all time. Human race is just like that. We love drama and we love to be entertainened. We want something to talk about. That’s just how it is. Life would be quite boring without that, don’t you think?

Today, we bringing you THE very famous Vibe Magazine article that everyone has been talking about for years.  It’s a good read!  Check out how ridiculous as hell is Beyonce playing the victims. No Beyonce you failed at making LeToya disappear. What did you seriously believe? Like you thought she was just going to shut up and work for McDonalds? Nah baby, LeToya is a strong black woman. She is a the proof that hard work and faith is always a winner. She  showed the world that if you don’t give up and don’t let people stop you, YOU CAN DO IT. That goes to EVERYONE reading this, if you have a dream, a goal, please NEVER EVER GIVE UP! LeToya is a model for that and that’s one of the reasons why I love her. She’s a fighter, just like me. If she can overcome the Knowles then I can overcome my personal challenges. People like the Knowles thought they could control people’s life over God’s plans but that’s just not how life works.

It makes me laugh when Mathew Knowles takes credit from LeToya’s success. (He said on Billboard Magazine that she hit number one thanks to him and his bootcamp shit). Anyway 10 years later, LeToya is standing strong, right here with you Beyonce (above on that same BET Awards Red Carpet, maybe not on that same stage grrrr) and that, that you want it or not.

Here is the article in its entirety….  (PS: I LOOOVE Beyonce, no sarcasm. I just hate her dad.) God bless everyone!

It’s a cloudy Sunday morning in downtown Houston. St. John’s Methodist Church is packed with parishioners overcome by the power of the Holy Spirit. Worshipers wail a chorus of “amens” that echoes through the modest two-story building. While the crowd urges him to “preach” and “take your time, take your time,” Pastor Rudy Rasmus, a laughing man with friendly eyes, roars, “Right now we’re trusting you to fix our relationships, Lord; to put us back together like you intended us to be.”

In the balcony of St. John’s, a young woman sits crying. Her name is Beyoncé Knowles. Her head is bowed, but you can hear her tender whimpers; as her tears dot the well-worn landscape of her Bible. Her best friend, Kelendria Rowland, a.k.a. Kelly, sits two rows ahead, also in the throes of an emotional experience. Their friend and partner Michelle Williams would ordinarily be here as well but she’s visiting family in Illinois. Beyoncé’s parents, Mathew and Tina Knowles, are dry-eyed and squished into a neighboring pew; and her 14-year-old sister Solange sits quietly in the back with a gaggle of fresh-faced girlfriends.

In keeping with the casual dress code of the church, no one wears his or her Sunday’s best. Beyoncé looks like she’s en route to the gym in an Adidas tank top, matching track pants, and white Nikes. Kelly looks like she’s ready to spend a day at the mall dressed in a pink

T-shirt, jeans, and flip-flops. Today they are not glamorous members of the super group Destiny’s Child. Today they are in God’s house, and their physical appearance does not matter. Knowing this, Beyoncé tilts her head toward the heavens and begins to rock slowly to and fro. Her tears trickle into soft exaltations. “Thank you, Jesus,” she says. “Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus.”

Later, over oxtails and candied yams at the popular Houston soul-food restaurant This Is It, Beyoncé and Kelly explain their earlier display of emotion. “People think that when we’re crying we’re upset, but we’re not. We’re just so thankful and happy that we’ve truly been blessed.”

“So blessed,” Kelly agrees. “So blessed.” Indeed they have been.

Through more ups and downs than the Nasdaq and stranger subplots than a tawdry daytime soap opera, Destiny’s Child have managed to establish themselves as America’s preeminent girl group. They share the rarified air of bona fide stardom with young pop phenomenons like ‘N Sync, the Backstreet Boys, Britney Spears, and Christina Aguilera (the group opened for the blond genie in a bottle during her summer 2000 tour). Sexy midriff-baring ensembles and Lone Star State sass have helped the group sell close to 7 million albums in less than three years, garner two Grammy Award nominations, an NAACP Image Award, four Billboard Music Awards, and legions of devoted fans. The girls scored yet another big hit last October with “Independent Women, Part 1,” the first single from the Charlie’s Angels soundtrack.

And this is just the tip of the iceberg promises their representative John Battaglia, director of the music division at the Wilhelmina modeling agency. “I’m working on a cosmetics deal, a major soft-drink deal, and talking with a number of car companies. With everything [Destiny's Child has] planned for 2001, they’re poised to take it to the next level, out of this stratosphere.”

Those plans include February’s release of their highly anticipated third album, Survivor. The girls describe their latest effort as more mature and easier on the men. The fact that there’s a new album even worth discussing is somewhat surprising, but it’s also a testament to the tenacity that goes back to the group’s beginnings.

First stepping on the scene in 1997, the then Houston-bred quartet was composed of 19-year-old friends Beyoncé, Kelly, LaTavia Roberson, and LeToya Luckett. There was no discernible difference between them, Allure, 702, and the other R&B girl groups out at the time. Sure, “No, No, No,” from the quartet’s self-titled debut, was a hit (Wyclef Jean oversaw the single’s remix), but for an album that eventually went platinum there was very little buzz. It appeared the children of Destiny had won an all-expense-paid trip to one-hit wonderland.

But what a difference the right army of producers and catchy lyrics can make. Kevin “She’kspere” Briggs, Rodney Jerkins, and writer Kandi Buruss helmed the project, infusing the good girls with a sexy edge. Following in the footsteps of TLC, Destiny’s Child picked up where “No Scrubs” left off and galloped to the top of the charts with their multi-platinum second album, The Writing’s on the Wall. Chockful of sophisticated, ball-busting, and often comical hits that berated brothers for being bothersome (“You make me wanna throw my pager out the window / Tell MCI to cut the phone chord / Break my lease so I can move / ‘Cause you’re a bug-a-boo”); shady (“Say my name, say my name / If no one is around you say, “Baby I love you” / If you ain’t running game”); and on their watershed “Bills, Bills, Bills” just plain triflin’ (“Now you’ve been maxing out my card / Giving me bad credit, buying gifts with my own name”), W.O.W. earned the group reputations for being everything from gold- digging male bashers‹a charge the girls heatedly deny‹to new-millennium feminists out to challenge the bitches-ain’t-shit posturing that plagued much of late-’90s R&B and hip hop.

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I guess it’s Destiny’s Child’s day lol. This got me cracking up!!