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Foxy Brown (born Inga Marchand on September 6, 1979 in Brooklyn, New York) is an American rapper of Trinidadian descent known for her solo work as well as numerous collaborations and a brief stint as part of hip-hop supergroup The Firm. Brown has faced many obstacles during her rise to fame, thus being labeled as the most controversial female rapper. She has released three solo albums: Ill Na Na (1996), Chyna Doll (1999), and Broken Silence (2001). |
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News in english
about Foxy Brown
(October / 2009)
Can You Dig It? Black in vogue Date: 06 Oct 2009
Independent -
Reel off the names of the starring roles from the early days of African-American cinema and it's not difficult to see why some have dubbed the genre "Blaxploitation". Let's see, there was Willie Dynamite, John Shaft, Black Caesar and Nigger Charley. The women were Cleopatra or Coffy or Foxy Brown. These characters were hot and sexy, flirting with danger and always fully-loaded.
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V Style: Woodstock and Foxy Brown at Louis Vuitton Spring 2010 Show Date: 08 Oct 2009
Vibe Magazine -
If the Louis Vuitton Spring show was any indication, the Afro is back and bigger than ever.
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Personal Essay: Confessions of a Cougar's Man Date: 12 Oct 2009
Black Voices -
Cougar Women By: Chet Green There's something about an older woman that I've always had a taste for. Blame it on Pam Grier . Growing up, 'Friday Foster' and 'Foxy Brown' were fixtures in my parent's movie collection. All of this led to my infatuation with the term that we all have come to learn (and love): cougar. Believe it or not, there's a lot to be gained from a cougar's intellect-- her ...
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10 best blaxploitation flicks Date: 16 Oct 2009
Entertainment Weekly -
''Black Dynamite'' pays entertainingly raucous tribute to these classics: ''Shaft,'' ''Foxy Brown,'' ''Superfly,'' more
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10 best blaxploitation flicks Date: 16 Oct 2009
Entertainment Weekly -
By Dalton Ross ''Black Dynamite'' pays entertainingly raucous tribute to these classics: ''Shaft,'' ''Foxy Brown,'' ''Superfly,'' more
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Corrections Dept. Heads Resign After 'Tombs' Scandal Date: 17 Oct 2009
Gothamist -
Three prison officials called it quits yesterday, months after they allowed several prisoners to hold religious parties and even let rapper Foxy Brown conduct an interview and photo shoot while still locked up. Chief of Department Carolyn Thomas, Assistant Chief of Special Operations Frank Squillante and warden of the Manhattan detention complex (aka the Tombs) George Okada all turned in their ...
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Foxy Brown Correction Officers Resign, Leave Posts After Photo Shoot Controversy Date: 19 Oct 2009
SOHH.com -
Three employees from the New York Department of Correction have reportedly resigned from their posts months after being accused of allowing rapper Foxy Brown to have a photo shoot while incarcerated. [Visit SOHH.com for more information]
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Foxy Brown - Prison Officials Quit After Brown Controversy Date: 20 Oct 2009
ContactMusic -
Three New York prison officials have quit their jobs following a scandal involving rapper FOXY BROWN.Carolyn Thomas, George Okada and Frank Squillante reportedly allowed...
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