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Monday, January 3, 2011

Vivid Prez to Meet About Buying Octomom's House


Steven Hirsch?is taking his pursuit of Octomom?one step further -- TMZ has learned the porn king is meeting today with the guy who holds the note on her house ... and he could be one step closer to being her new landlord.

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As we first reported, Hirsch -- the president of the Vivid Entertainment XXX empire -- is looking into buying the $450,000 note on the Octocrib in an effort to save her from being kicked to the curb ... and at the same time helping him to "begin a relationship with Octomom."

Hirsch says he's meeting with current note-holder Amer Haddadin to get "specifics of this situation."

As we've reported, Hirsch has made numerous job offers to Octomom -- both porn and not porn -- and she's turned them all down.

Tags: Octomom,?Steve Hirsch,?Vivid Entertainment


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Wednesday, November 17, 2010

Akon: Will.i.am Is WRONG About MJ Album


Akon not only?disagrees with Will I.Am's criticism that the release of the new MJ album is "disrespectful" ... Akon believes Michael would have WANTED it to come out.

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Akon was at LAX yesterday ... and told us that working with Michael on the song "Hold My Hand" was a "dream come true ... it was epic."

As for Will's comments, Akon says he "honestly disagrees" ... adding, "I don't see anything disrespectful about it ... these albums would have come out if [MJ] was alive or dead so I think this helps to keep his legacy alive."

Based on all the fans who rated the song a 10-out-of-10 on our poll ... we think the public agrees with Akon.

Tags: Akon,?Michael Jackson,?will.i.am,?Music


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