(Photo: MTV)
There was a lot going on on TV last night, but I did manage to watch most of Nicki Minaj’s My Time Now documentary on MTV. I think my favorites scene was when she talk about coming to America from Trinidad. I love how close she is with her family and how much they support her. Her story is similar to many Caribbeans who come to America to find a better life for their families.
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MTV’s doc Nicki Minaj: My Time Now was directed by Michael John Warren. The film is great and strangely compelling. He was also the director for Drake: Better Than Good Enough and Jay-Z’s Fade To Black (a classic). Found his site – mjwfilms.com. In case anyone is curious who is behind the camera.
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Check out some of the Fashion moments of the CFSTYLE.com developed show that was part of the Nicki Minaj concert in Trinidad.
http://www.cfstyle.com/blog/?p=12496