News: Foxy Brown And Mary J. Blige Recorded An Album Together

With Jay-Z and Kanye West's 'Watch the Throne' album currently ruling the charts, similar collaborative concepts keep coming out of the woodwork, but Foxy Brown has revealed perhaps the most surprising one an album that would have paired the deep-voiced Brooklyn MC with the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, Mary J. Blige.

Foxy revealed that she and Mary had recorded five songs towards an album entitled 'Best of Both Girls,'
"People don't know, me and Mary J. Blige recorded five records for an album called 'The Best of Both Girls,' like Jay and R. Kelly did 'The Best of Both Worlds,'" Foxy announced, before revealing the unfortunate circumstance that derailed their recording process. "Mary's like a big sister to me, and in the middle of recording those records, I lost all my hearing."

According to Fox, Blige's 2005 single 'Enough Cryin'," which introduced the R&B diva's rapping alias Brook-Lynn, was originally intended to feature Foxy, but due to the loss of her hearing, she was unable to record her part.

"When you hear Mary in the video like, 'You turned your back and back I came running, but the simple fact is that you ain't want me,' that was me," Foxy continued to explain. "Mary had enough respect to say, 'Listen, before I go get another rap bitch to do your part, I'ma call myself Brook-Lyn and I'ma learn your part and I'ma go in and rap it for you.'"

I wonder if it'll ever be completed and come out?

News: Foxy Brown Sue's NYC For $100 Million

Foxy Brown may be back in court again, but this time the Brooklyn MC will be on the plaintiff side of the room rather than the defendant. According to the New York Post the rapper plans on suing the city for $100 million dollars, says her lawyer Salvatore Strazzullo.
Earlier this week, a judge threw out charges against Foxy for allegedly mooning her neighbor.
Brown's lawyer Salvatore Strazzullo says the charges were "malicious" and that the ADA's office should have never gone after his client. "Do we want our tax dollars going for this?" he said, in addition to saying the city had the audacity to file a suit against Foxy "with school budget cuts."

The case has yet to be filed, and a rep for the city's Corporation Counsel said they "have not seen any legal papers."

News: Charges Against Foxy Brown Dropped

Looks like Foxy Brown's is in the clear. New York State Supreme Court Justice John Walsh dropped charges that Brown, whose real name is Inga Marchand, mooned her neighbor during an altercation. Arlene Raymond had previously filed a restraining order against the rapper after a 2007 confrontation supposedly led to Brown hitting Raymond in the face with her Blackberry.

Well claws came out again this summer when Raymond accused Brown of calling her a "dirty bitch" and dropping her panties to reveal her bare behind. The trial for the restraining order violation was scheduled to begin Tuesday in Brooklyn, but Raymond's refusal to testify led to the judge dismissing the charges altogether.

Brown's attorney plans to sue the city, police department and Brooklyn District attorney for wrongfully persecuting his client.