Sean Kingston rose to fame in 2007, thanks to the hit single "Beautiful Girls." He's a Jamaican-American crooner who got involved in a...
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If you're over 25, you probably remember Sean Kingston as the one-hit wonder behind the 2007 chart-topper "Beautiful Girls."
What's in a name? As it turns out, maybe everything.
Since Shakespeare first posited the question in Romeo and Juliet, actors have been using fake names to land professional roles. Not only did it allow them some semblance of privacy before the dawn of Wikipedia, but let's face it, some people just aren't born with great names.
Sean Kingston has settled with a 22-year-old girl who accused the singer and his former bodyguard of gang rape back in 2010, sources have confirmed.
Sean Kingston, his bodyguard and a band member raped teenager Carissa Copeloto in 2010, she claims - and the singer denies - in a new lawsuit.
Sean Kingston sparked controversy and public safety concerns last night when he got behind the wheel of his Lamborghini after apparently boozing.
To make matters worse, not only did he appear drunk, but Kingston pulled out his phone to text someone and tore down the Sunset Strip at breakneck speeds.
Man-in-demand Chris Brown recently took time out from dating Rihanna to team up with Sean Kingston and Wiz Khalifa for SK's new single "Beat It."
Not shockingly, the visuals feature more boobs than THG's bikini photos gallery.
Sean Kingston has no one to blame but himself. That's the conclusion police have reached in regard to the artist's Memorial Day Weekend jet skiing accident.
In the just-released accident report, authorities say Kingston could have avoided harm if he took a boating class. Or at least read a manual prior to boarding his vehicle.
Sean Kingston made an emotional return to the public eye last night.
For the first time since his Memorial Day Weekend jet skiing accident, and subsequent open heart surgery, the artist appeared before a cadre of fans at the Teen Choice Awards, receiving a standing ovation after being introduced by Tyra Banks.
Sean Kingston is lucky to be alive, and not just because he crashed his jet ski while speeding over Memorial Day Weekend.
In an interview with The Today Show this morning, the artist and his doctors talked about a torn aorta the singer suffered just days after the accident. It required open-heart surgery.
Welcome back, Sean Kingston.
For the first time since his scary jet skiing accident in late May, the artist returned to the stage this weekend in Miami. He appeared as a special guest of Nicki Minaj's, running out in front of a screaming crowd after prompting from the featured act.
Sean Kingston is out of bed, on to Twitter and improving every day.
Just a few weeks after the singer was seriously injured in a jet skiing accident, Kingston has updated fans about his condition.
Sean Kingston has taken another positive step in his recovery... literally!
Friends of the singer, who was seriously injured in a jet skiing accident over Memorial Day Weekend, tell TMZ that Kingston arose from bed for the first time this morning.
Things continue to improve for Sean Kingston.
The popular singer won't be facing a lawsuit as the result of his jet skiing accident last weekend, and now various sources confirm that his condition is getting better every day.
Some good news today for Sean Kingston and his fans.
First, a detailed account of the singer's injuries have been released. Kingston's label, Epic Records, reports that its client is in "critical but stable condition" and is "aware of what is going on around him, sedated but fully conscious."
Just prior to the jet skiing accident that landed Sean Kingston in the ICU, Cassandra Sanchez had the best, most unfortunate seat possible on Sunday evening: she was sitting alongside the singer.
In her first interview since the incident, Sanchez spoke to TMZ and said she urged her friend to slow down during the ride.
With his condition stabilized, a new report outlines just how Sean Kingston ended up in a Miami area hospital Sunday night.
Speaking on the jet skiing accident, Jorge Pino - spokesman for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, which leads the investigation - told reporters yesterday:
Sean Kingston is lying in critical condition this morning, following a jet skiing accident in Miami.
Officials are investigating the cause of the crash, as the singer was reportedly aboard a vehicle along with a female passenger. At the moment, they don't believe alcohol played a role in the incident.
