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Brandy Norwood’s 30th Birthday Party

Overshadowed by Jennifer Aniston and Sheryl Crow’s birthdays, Brandy Norwood showed up at Nobu in Beverly Hills for her 30th birthday party on Wednesday night (February 11).

The R&B singer smiled and waved to paparazzi upon entrance, joining fellow party guests including Ashlee Simspon and good pal Ray-J.

Brandy Norwood: Glamorous at Gucci

Making a holiday gift return, Brandy Norwood was spotted looking quite stylish at the Gucci boutique in Beverly Hills yesterday (December 28).

The “I Wanna Be Down” songstress smiled as she passed the paparazzi, sporting a brown sweater, slim fit jeans, and a matching Louis Vuitton boots/handbag combo.

Brandy is Back

It’s been four years since she has released any new music and Brandy is getting all geared up to re-emerge with a brand new album.

The “I Wanna Be Down” songstress was spotted filming a music video for the lead single “Right Here (Departed)” from her forthcoming album “Human” in downtown Los Angeles yesterday afternoon (August 18th).

Brandy Sued For Wrongful Death

Regardless of whether or not she’s charged with vehicular manslaughter, Brandy will soon be making her way to the courtroom. The singer-actress has been sued for negligence and wrongful death by the husband of the waitress killed in a freeway crash involving the entertainer.

According to CBS reports, “Marouane Hdidou filed the lawsuit Wednesday in Los Angeles County Superior Court. He seeks unspecified damages. His wife, Awatef Aboudihaj, 38, of Los Angeles, died on Dec. 30 in a crash on the San Diego Freeway.”

Brandy Sued For $50 Million From Fatal Car Crash

The Gossip Girls reported a couple of days ago that the California Highway Patrol (CHP) was recommending that Brandy be charged with misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter.  Despite the fact that no charges have been filed-to-date, Brandy was just hit with a legal bombshell.  The parents of the woman that Brandy killed in the car accident are now suing the singer for $50 million.

The lawsuit was filed Tuesday morning in Los Angeles County Superior Court.  Lawyers for the deceased claim, “Brandy Norwood was driving recklessly.”