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We can all agree that Tupac’s hologram was nothing short of breath taking/phenomenal/borderline creepy – but here are some things we just uncovered:
1. Tupac’s mother, Afeni Shakur, allowed the hologram to happen and according to TMZ, was absolutely “thrilled”
2. As a thank you for allowing this performance, Dr. Dre made a donation to the rapper’s charity, The Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation
3. Nate Dogg WAS suppose to appear as a hologram, but Daz Dillinger told TMZ that the decision was made at the last minute not to use him. Nate got a video tribute instead.
4. According to AV Concepts (the company that created the hologram), it took 3 months to perfect the 3-dimensional, life-sized holographic projection of Tupac.
5. According to Rap-Up The exact cost of bringing Pac back to life for one night is undisclosed, but is estimated in the price range of $100,000 to upwards of $400,000.
It has been 3 years since Jennifer Hudson’s mother, brother, and nephew was allegedly killed by William Balfour. The trial is set to begin on April 23rd and could be a month-long process. It has been reported that Jennifer Hudson could be there every day of the trial, and though it may be good for the family, it could troublesome for the jurors.
Jury selection began today. Defense attorney’s will have to narrow down to 12 final jurors out of 150. Jennifer Hudson’s “star status” could complicate the proceedings.
Her “presence could be a distraction for the panel once each side finishes with opening statements and gets down to the business of calling witnesses,” says criminal defense attorney Troy Slaten
“Her presence at the trial could have a huge impact. Star power always matters. The prosecutor wants her there and the defense does not want her there,” says Slaten. “The jury could be looking at her reactions, if she is crying, how she reacts to certain testimony. They are going to be very aware of her presence.”
