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According to TMZ, Barack hit the lanes in Pennsylvania yesterday, where he bowled a 37 wearing a size 13½ bowling shoe.

It provides a special e-mail address for anyone inclined to do so.

The Los Angeles Times ran an article on March 17 claiming the music mogul's former manager, Czar Entertainment CEO Jimmy 'Henchman' Rosemond was involved in a plan to ambush Shakur at a New York Recording studio in 1994.

Chuck Phillips, the journalist who wrote the story, recently issued another response standing by his article.

But now TheSmokingGun.com claims to have obtained the 'official' legal documents - and alleges they are all fake.

According to the website, the supposed FBI files had been created by convicted con artist James Sabatino while serving time at the Allenwood federal prison in White Deer, Pennsylvania - because the FBI have no record of the 'reports'.

Raymond Soriano Landscape filed legal documents in a Los Angeles court alleging the star owed the company unspecified "landscaping expenses" for work carried out at her property between July 2007 and February 2008.

Brandy Norwood - claims she was never notified of the outstanding amount owed because the bills were sent to the wrong address.

Her representative Courtney Barnes says, "Brandy's business manager moved offices and never received any of the bills in question. The landscaper has now been paid and we expect that the lawsuit will be immediately dropped."

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But only overseas. LL Cool J on stage at the Enmore Theatre in Sydney, Australia.

He reveals, "We have a great show, where the level of quality and the quality of writing has been taken to another level." Starpulse

Diddy and his twins, D'Lila Star and Jessie James

She tells People magazine, "It was natural. We didn't do in vitro, which I know was reported. Everybody assumed that because we had twins. I wanted to have a baby, but I've always said exactly what I said all those years they (reporters) asked us since we've been married: 'Well, when are you guys gonna have some kids?' 'When it happens naturally, I guess!' And that's when it happened. It was a surprise to us."

Lopez, 38, admits she often doubted whether she'd ever become a first-time mom.

She adds, "You start getting older, you think to yourself, 'Maybe (having kids) is just not meant for me.' I knew there was nothing wrong with me. I knew that I could. Deep down, I really wanted it badly... (But) after one year, two years, three years... You know, you start thinking to yourself, 'Well, maybe...'"

But she is contemplating celebrating Zoe's life with a new piece of jewelry.

She tells People.com, "You have to... grieve. It's okay to take time and say this meant something to my life and (to) honor it. There is a company that makes diamonds out of your loved ones. They make diamonds from a little of the carbon from the ash, so I might do that. I might turn her into a diamond."