She has a 1-year-old daughter, Puma, with rapper the DOC, and a 7-year-old son, Seven, with Andre Benjamin of the rap group OutKast. Where else have I seen her? When not making movies - in 1998, she had a part in "Blues Brothers 2000," and in 1999, she appeared in "The Cider House Rules" - Badu is making babies with really cool names. By the time 2000's proper follow-up, "Mama's Gun," arrived, people were more interested in her ever- expanding Afro than actual tunes. Who is she? In 1997, turban-clad Badu scored a surprise hit with her spiritually minded, five-times platinum debut, "Baduizm." It did so well, in fact, that her second album, "Live," was basically an in-concert version of the first - identical in every way but sales.
Although unlike her contemporaries such as TLC who issued the player-hating "No Scrubs" and Destiny's Child who gave us the stern "Bills, Bills, Bills," Latifah is all about positivity. She also got an Oscar nomination for her role in "Chicago."ĭoes she hate men? Probably.
She played the sassy cab driver in "Taxi," the sassy hair stylist in " Beauty Shop" and Steve Martin's sassy love interest in "Bringing Down the House." Wait, you weren't one of the 17 people that saw those movies? No need to get sassy. Where else have I seen her? Oh, just about everywhere. More alarming, she's also gone a bit Rod Stewart with her latest release, "The Dana Owens Album," a collection of standards done in a smooth jazz style.
Having dropped empowering missives like "Black Reign" and "All Hail the Queen" in her early days, typically dressed in royal African garb, recent years have seen the Queen going soft with a short-lived talk show and Cover Girl campaign. Who is she? Queen Latifah is the most successful female rapper of all time, not counting the ones that are currently serving time for felony perjury.
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