50 Cent: He makes fun of the child to Beyonce and Jay Z

Between 50 Cent and Jay Z, there is no friendship. The tworappers were always in competition and do not seem toappreciate. 50 Cent then used the first child of Jay-Z and Beyonce to make fun of them.

Beyoncé gave birth to her first child on January 7 in New York. It's a little girl named Ivy Blue Carter was born. A birth that isspeaking. While many celebrities have congratulated Jay-Z and Beyonce for this happy event, 50 Cent chose to make fun of them. Indeed, the rapper does not like the artist with whom he is competing in the field of hip-hop. He said in 2010 that Jay-Z wasonly famous for marrying Beyoncé, and outside the United Statesand hip-hop circles, no one really knew who he was.

50 Cent announced that he had even "fly" to Beyoncé Jay Z.Thing he failed to do. This time, the rapper has decided to tacklethe child of two artists. Indeed, on his Twitter, he posted a photo-montage of a baby's head with Jay-Z by announcing that it was the daughter of the singer. "We congratulate all of the baby andBeyonce jAYZ # BlueIvyCarter is superb. Messing around but youwill pay one million dollars for a picture of this baby lol believe me," he wrote in his account. Many fans were keen to respond tocriticism of his behavior but he declined to respond.

JAY-Z TELLS THE JOYS OF HIS ALL IN A recent paternity The new song entitled "Glory"

You all know, the singer Beyoncé has given birth to her first child, a daughter Ivy Blue prénomée Carter. Jay-Z wanted to express the emotion caused by the birth of his daughter in song, in collaboration with Pharell Williams. The song, produced by theNeptunes, see the special participation of Blue Ivy herself. 


http://soundcloud.com/warhol2011/glory-jay-z-feat-blue-ivy-carter


This is a real offer very personal BNO Jay-Z to celebrate the Birth of Blue Ivy. The learns the summer and the baby one Designed in Paris the day before the photoshoot pour the cover of Beyoncé's son album "4", Beyoncé and Quebec had a miscarriage a fewtemporary. A declaration of love touching the UN dad proud andEmu, who wants crier to the World Happiness son to be (finally)Dad. "Glory" indeed. When will the song of the mother?

Beyoncé is the mother of a little girl

The baby has finally pointed the tip of his nose. Beyoncé gave birth to a little princess named Ivy Blue Carter Saturday, January 6 this year. It was at the private hospital Lenox Hill in New Yorkthat Beyoncé has given birth to the infant, after being admitted to the clinic late Friday night before giving birth by Caesarean section a few hours later under the eye moved with her husbandJay-Z.

The American press reveals that, for the occasion, it reserved the entire fourth floor of the clinic for the modest sum of $ 1.3 million, under the pseudonym of Ingrid Jackson.

IF no details at this time given by the couple, many stars have already congratulated the new parents on Twitter. Among them,one finds the singer Rihanna: "Welcome to the world, PrincessCarter! Love. Rih Tata."

Congratulations to the happy parents!

Rihanna - The One You Da shooting

Rihanna will unveil the video for her second single, You Da One,from his latest album. To make us wait, the singer intends to make us discover the making of this new video. Wearing a blond wigand short-length, the young woman moving in an urban setting.Look. click on the link
http://www.dailymotion.com/video/xn5bwt_rihanna-le-tournage-de-you-da-one_music?start=107#from=embed

Memorable photos 2011 A collection of the most bizarre photo highlights from 2011.

Boats gather around a sculpture of a mermaid at the 'Alster' lake in Hamburg

Boats gather around a sculpture of a mermaid at the 'Alster' lake in Hamburg

Zoo performer Theerapone Manolai smiles as he puts his head between the jaws of a crocodile during a performance for tourist attraction.

Residents lie on railway tracks in Rawa Buaya in Indonesia's West Java province

partisan upporter with pieces of bread on his head shouts slogans during anti-government protest in Sanaa

1. Boats gather around a sculpture of a mermaid at the 'Alster' lake in Hamburg

2. Zoo performer Theerapone Manolai smiles as he puts his head between the jaws of a crocodile during a performance for tourist attraction.

1. Zoo performer Theerapone Manolai smiles as he puts his head between the jaws of a crocodile during a performance for tourist attraction.

1. Boats gather around a sculpture of a mermaid at the 'Alster' lake in Hamburg

2. Zoo performer Theerapone Manolai smiles as he puts his head between the jaws of a crocodile during a performance for tourist attraction.

Super Young Retirement Savers

Older Americans who haven't saved enough for retirement could learn a lesson or two from these young retirement savers -- they've already socked thousands of dollars away for their golden years.

Fabian Fernandez-Han 

Courtesy: Fabian Fernandez-Han

Age: 14
Age started saving: 10
Amount saved: $10,000
Hometown: Houston, TX

One day I saw my dad trading on eTrade. It looked interesting so I wanted to do it. I had always saved my allowance money and birthday money, and the first thing I bought was Apple stock -- when shares were only $100.

I now have an eTrade account and a Scottrade account. In addition to Apple, I've also invested in other stocks like Google, Microsoft and Rim. I have some money in a savings account, too. But most of the money I plan to use for retirement is invested in stocks.

This January, the New York Stock Exchange was sponsoring a competition where the challenge was to create something to teach other kids how to save and invest. I decided to make an iPhone app called Oink-a-Saurus targeted at kids and teens who want to learn ways to save money, and I ended up winning first place.

I want to help other kids learn to save and invest more responsibly. The current generation cannot rely on Social Security, so we have to save for our own retirement and can't depend on that.

When I was 7 years old, all the kids would get trophies whether they won or lost and I thought they were worthless. I asked my mom, who would actually pay for the trophies and how much they cost. When she said they were $10 apiece and parents paid for their child's trophy, I asked if I could keep the $10 to save in a bank account instead of receiving the trophy.

I'm not planning on spending most of the money I have invested for a very, very long time. I'm not that scared about investing most of it in stocks, because when you're a kid it's not that big of a deal if you lose a little money -- you still have time to get it back. 

Chana Goldstein 

Courtesy: Chana Goldstein

Age: 16
Age started saving: 13


Amount saved: $1,000
Hometown: Jerusalem, Israel

I started saving for retirement when I was 13 years old, as soon as I started working. I started my own website, 2learnhebrew.com, where I tutor people one-on-one who want to learn Hebrew and charge $12 an hour.

I've saved a lot of the money I've made, and I've also spent some on some nice little expensive gifts for myself, like a nice camera and a fancy pen.

Overall, I've put away about $1,000 for retirement into a bank account where I only get a little interest -- but I'm nervous about the stock market. I've probably spent about $800 to $900. And my family gives 20% of everything they earn to charity, so I do that with my money, too.

I'm only in 10th grade, so I haven't yet thought about what I will do when I retire. I don't watch TV now, so I won't then either. But I think having money saved up when I'm older will help me continue doing good things and helping other people.

Tommy Orme

Courtesy: Tommy Orme

Age: 17
Age started saving: 16Amount saved: $3,000
Hometown: Great Falls, VA
I'm only $3,000 in so far, but 20 more years of doing this and it will be pretty substantial. When I'm sitting on something like that, I can maybe step out of the workforce at a younger age or I can do something that I love that wouldn't otherwise give me sufficient income.

I'm a senior in high school and I got a job a year and a half ago at a restaurant. During the summer, I work four days a week. And during the school year, I work two to three nights a week.

My parents and I opened a bank account, and I started putting all my paychecks and half my tips away. The other half of my tips I'll spend on things like gas and food. The tips are harder to put away because they're cash, right there in front of me. But the rest of it goes in the bank account and I think of it as untouchable.

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It all started from my mom. Even before I started working, she would give me a cut below my birthday money and put the rest away in my account. It would come out in bits and pieces throughout the year when I needed it, but a lot of that birthday money was saved away. So when work started it was a no-brainer to do the same. It's pretty nice to think I could have it 60 years from now. 

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