Justin Bieber Knew He'd Get Searched and Still Smoked Mary J Up the Jet -TMZ

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Justin Bieber is not only out of control ... he's hard-core stupid.  He knew last week -- before he took off for New Jersey -- his plane would get searched by U.S. Customs yet he and his friends still hotboxed on the private jet.

TMZ has confirmed .... the pilot radioed in the air Justin and his gang were smoking weed on the plane and the flight attendant couldn't get them to stop.  The pilot complained the smoke in the cabin was thick.  NBC News says the pilot actually had to don a gas mask because it was so bad.

R&B singer, Mary J. Blige Banks A Whopping $500,000.00 To Perform In Nigeria By Etisalat

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A couple of days after her performance that at Eko Hotel & Suites; i've received reports that American singer Mary J Blige got paid an unbelievable amount for only her one night visit.

Insiders are saying that telecommunications giant, Etisalat paid the R&B singer half a million dollars on her performance at the Sisters with soul concert.

The cheapest fee for entrance to the show was N15, 000 and the crowd moderation intended by the organisers was achieved. Although the favorite Expo Center, Eko Hotel and Suites still appeared empty, this was due to the oversize hall for the elitist show, featuring American Queen of ‘Hip-hop soul '; Mary J. Blige who stormed Lagos last Friday for the Etisalat's sponsored ‘Sisters with Soul'concert.

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Mary J. Blige and husband sued for $2.2 million over defaulting on bank loan

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When the economy is bad, it is bad for everyone. Celebrities are not excluded. Now it’s Mary J. Blige and husband Kendu Isaacs turn in the hot seat. The couple has been hit with a lawsuit, as a result of defaulting on a bank loan of 2.2 million dollars. According to documents that Reuters obtained, Signature Bank is seeking to recover the amount of the loan plus $58,000 interest. The documents were filed in the New York State Supreme Court. The debt goes back to an advance that the Grammy Award winning singer and film actress took out in October of 2011. Blige failed to meet her deadline for payment of July 2012.