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TIP Harris enjoyed his birthday party celebration with many of his celebrity friends. Check out the photos from his private mansion birthday party. Other celebrities spotted at the birthday bash were: Miguel, Diddy, Ed Lover, Nelly, Real Housewives of Atlanta Kandi Burruss, Phaedra Parks and Apollo, Lil Duval , Terrence J, Jazze Pha, Love & Hip Hop Atlanta’s Ariane, Tiny’s good friend and hairstylist Shekina and more.

Nelly, Jamie, Yo Gotti

Sheneka Adams

Funk Master Flex- On the Ones and Twos

Jamie Foster Brown – Karlie Redd (VH1HipHop-Atlanta)

Jamie Foster Brown- Funky Dineva (Kandi’s Old Wig)- Phaedra Parks

Watch Out for the New Shows Coming Soon……

Models

Ariana and Jamie Foster Brown

Grey Goose Cocktails Was the Host Sponsor of the Night

(Kevin Lyles – Sean Combs) Really? That’s how Yall Feel?

Sean “Puffy” Combs and Kevin Lyles and Jeezy was in the House

Tiny and Tip’s Mom (TIP in the Background)

Tiny(Baby Got Back For Real)

Stephanie Fleitas and Bob Whitfield

Ed Lover Scopes the Room and What Did He Find?Ed Lover and one of the Guests

Dee Woods

Phaedra Parks and Funky Dineva

A Well Dressed Couple “Now this is how you Dougie”

Jamie Brown and “Derek Anderson” (What was the secret?)

Roscoe Dash “Holding on to that Goose” LET LOOSE THE GOOSE ROSOE!!! Now I noticed he was on a date so I am guessing he and Karlie Redd didn’t work out because neither one of the 2 chicks he arrived with was Karlie Redd. Let me see if I can find her.

TIP and his mom. Decision? I wonder if it’s about standing in line at the bar.

Bob Whitfield “When he lets his hair down, he parties HARD in the PAINT!”

Mimi Faust “VH1 Love and Hip Hop”- Atlanta

Joe Jones “Atlanta Hawks” soooo what team did Joe get drafted to?

Miguel is Super Swaged Out with his Cigar and Drink in Hand

Yo Gotti, Terrance J in the House!

DJ Drama and Kent Cannon (Marketing Rep- Atlantic Records)

Todd and Kandi Burruss (RHOA)

WEEKEND REPORT- THE NUMBERS ARE BETTER THAN ANTICIPATED!!!!

Think Like a Man opened to an estimated $33 million from just 2,015 theaters. The movie’s $16,377 per-theater average is third-highest for a nationwide release so far this year behind The Hunger Games ($36,871) and The Lorax ($18,830) and significantly above huge hits like The Vow, Safe House and 21 Jump Street. Its opening was also better than nearly all comparable titles, including all Tyler Perry movies except Madea Goes to Jail ($41 million). Finally, it topped 2009’s Obsessed ($28.6 million) to become Screen Gems’ highest opener ever targeting African-American audiences (overall, it’s their second-best opening ever behind The Vow).

In hindsight, the initial success of Think Like a Man shouldn’t be all that surprising. The marketing suggested that the movie had successfully developed an entertaining story built around Steve Harvey’s popular self-help book Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man, which made it an enticing option for the millions of people who have already read the book (Lionsgate, the distributor of next month’s What to Expect When You’re Expecting, is probably watching this movie’s performance very closely). Since the book is clearly geared towards women, the movie’s audience wound up overwhelmingly female (63 percent) and also skewed much older (62 percent over 30 years of age). Coming out of Friday’s screenings, the movie had an “A” CinemaScore, which went up to an “A+” among men and those under the age of 25.

So far, Sony is having a pretty great year. The studio has released four number one movies, which is more than any other studio (Universal has three). Its Screen Gems label accounts for three of these, including Think Like a Man,