Tyrese Likes His Name On Your Ass

There is nothing more that I hate to see than a man's name tattoo'd on someone's anything! Your father's name... understandable. Your son... understandable. Your dearly departed brother/friend/fav cousin/fav uncle, or whomever... cool. But your dude... Nope! Not I. Sorry if some of you get mad! Oh well. This is just how I feel about the issue. But Tyrese wants you to tattoo his name on your ass... not like he wants you to go out and do it today or nothin, but yeah... I'm sure he wouldn't mind it. Check what 'Chocolate Ty' had to say on it:

“I love seeing my name on a woman’s butt,” the buff rapper and “Transformers” star, who sports 70 tattoos himself, tells Inked magazine. “Ladies, if you want to impress me when you meet me, I need to see my name on your right cheek.” He adds: “Girls have had tattoos of my face. One girl went and got her ass tattooed on her right arm . . . It’s important to keep things tasteful.”

Yeah ok Tyrese! I'm willing to put money on it that the next groupie will be out doin that -ish tonight!

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Tyrese's Ex Wife Wants More

Ummm, could somebody please fill me in on when this wedding went down, cuz I had no clue! Anyways, despite being married for just 10 months, Norma Gibson feels she still deserves some financial compensation from her soon-to-be ex-husband, singer-actor Tyrese.

The singer's estranged wife says as much in Friday's filed response to Tyrese's divorce declaration. Norma wrote, "The short length of the marriage, which Petitioner cites ad nauseam, is irrelevant--how much money Petitioner earned during the short marriage is the relevant issue. He earned roughly $800k during the ten months of marriage."

Norma also claims Tyrese has been absent in their daughter Shayla's life. "Persons in the entertainment industry always seem to have a fascinating ability to characterize their life choices as somehow different, more important and not a matter of choice, but a "requirement," entitling them to special rules and considerations."

The divorce documents also outline how unreasonable it would be for Norma to be expected to leave this marriage with no money. She says it's ludicrous for "a single mother with no family or friends, with effectively no funds whatsoever, to simply walk away from potentially hundreds of thousands of dollars simply because it is Petitioner's position she must do so."

Tyrese Gets More Faster and Even More Furious!

Ya know... after that ridiculous Toyko Drift installment of The Fast and The Furious, I said I was done with that series... HA!!! But now... now that 'Chocolate Ty' is coming back... aaaaaand Vin Diesel... aaaaaaand blue eyed cutie Paul Walker.... all in the same movie *WHEW*... yeah, I'll be back again.

In an exclusive interview picked up Hollyscoop.com, Tyrese Gibson said on camera that he would be joining Vin Diesel and Paul Walker in 'Fast And Furious', the fourth installment of the franchise. Gibson appeared in the second film, '2 Fast 2 Furious' as Roman Pearse.

In this big reunion film, Vin Diesel and Paul Walker reteam for the ultimate chapter of the franchise built on speed -- 'Fast & Furious.' Heading back to the streets where it all began, they rejoin Michelle Rodriguez and Jordana Brewster to blast muscle, tuner and exotic cars across Los Angeles and floor through the Mexican desert in the new high-octane action-thriller. I'll keep ya posted on the release!

Tyrese Has It All Laid Out

Tyrese is one of the many black actors in Hollywood who hasn't tried to put his hands in too many pots. Aside from being a very talented singer, he's also damn good at acting. Having been in the entertainment industry for 10 years, and having done movies such as Baby Boy, 2 Fast 2 Furious, Four Brothers, and the spectacular version of Transformers, Tyrese sees his career as just beginning.

The 29 year old has crafted a finely tuned plan for his career. Tyrese spoke with Pop Wrap's Jarret Weiselman and laid it out on the table as if he was writing his masterpiece novel.

Chapter 1: Soak It Up"I specialize in sponging off veterans. I want to know what you know. It's one thing for people to talk about what they do, it's another to see it.

Chapter 2: Where There's a Will, There's a Way "Some of the best advice I ever got was from Will Smith: 'You can tell how far your life and career will go based on the five people you spend most of your time with.'

Chapter 3: Think Long Term"When I read 'Death Race,' it felt like a franchise. My plan is to be a part of films that people love and want to come back for the second and third ones.

Chapter 4: Patience is an Artform "They're getting a script together for 'Luke Cage' but the pressure of getting this right is probably greater than nailing "Spider-man" because it's bringing the first African-American comic book character to the big screen.

Chapter 5: Work Hard, Play Hard Shia LaBeouf is a great guy, he's like my party buddy because I do these parties and he's always showing up and showing love because there's a lot of beautiful talent showing up.

Chapter 6: Don't Spread Yourself Too Thin"I am going to get back to singing, I just can't see it happening any sooner than four years [from now].

Chapter 7: Never Stop Saying Thank You"I am beyond excited. I just love the space that I'm in right now.

Tyrese's latest movie, "Death Race" is in theaters now.

Baby Boy Sequel?

I barely liked the movie 'Baby Boy', but to put me through this -ish again, is just cruel. *sigh*... either way, Moviehole.com is reporting that director John Singleton is in pre-production on an unofficial sequel to "Baby Boy," the 2001 film starring Tyrese Gibson as a young man transitioning to adult hood amid the pulls of L.A. street life.

The sequel to 'Baby Boy', 'Fight for Love,' which will release in the fall, will include original cast members Tyrese Gibson and Taraji P. Henson, but in different roles. Soooooooo, how does that make it a sequel if they're not even playing the same characters? In 'Baby Boy', they played Jody and Yvette, a struggling couple with a baby. According to Moviehole, "Fight for Love" has Gibson and Henson playing Sir and Cookie, another struggling couple – this time dealing with two kids, disapproving parents and a number of external forces working against them.

Singleton once described "Baby Boy" as part three of his "Hood Trilogy," following "Boyz N the Hood" and "Poetic Justice."