Lil Kim arrives during the "Sex And The City" movie premiere at Radio City Music Hall in New York, May 27, 2008. REUTERS/Joshua Lott (UNITED STATES)

Singer Christina Aguilera poses with the Grammy Award she and [Pink, Lil' Kim and Mya] won for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals for "Lady Marmalade" at the 44th annual Grammy Awards February 27, 2002 in Los Angeles.

Singer Lil' Kim poses with the Grammy Award that she and [Pink, Christina Aguilera and Mya] won for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals for "Lady Marmalade" at the 44th annual Grammy Awards February 27, 2002 in Los Angeles.

Singer Mya poses with her Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals at the 44th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, February 27, 2002. [Mya teamed with singers Pink, Christina Aguileria and Lil' Kim to win for the song "Lady Marmalade" from the movie soundtrack "Moulin Rouge."]

Singer Lil' Kim holds her bike helmet as she arrives at the 44th annual
Grammy Awards February 27, 2002 in Los Angeles. REUTERS/Adrees Latif

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Singer Lil' Kim poses with the Grammy Award that she and Pink,
Christina Aguilera and Mya won for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals
for "Lady Marmalade" at the 44th annual Grammy Awards February 27, 2002
in Los Angeles. REUTERS/Mike Blake

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Singer Mya poses with her Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration with
Vocals at the 44th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, February 27,
2002. Mya teamed with singers Pink, Christina Aguileria and Lil' Kim to
win for the song "Lady Marmalade" from the movie soundtrack "Moulin
Rouge." REUTERS/Mike Blake

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Singer Christina Aguilera poses with the Grammy Award she and Pink,
Lil' Kim and Mya won for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals for "Lady
Marmalade" at the 44th annual Grammy Awards February 27, 2002 in Los
Angeles. REUTERS/Mike Blake

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Singer Lil' Kim poses with the Grammy Award that she and Pink,
Christina Aguilera and Mya won for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals
for "Lady Marmalade" at the 44th annual Grammy Awards February 27, 2002
in Los Angeles. REUTERS/Mike Blake

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Patti Labelle (C) performs "Lady Marmalade" with Christina Aguilera
(L), Mya, Pink and Lil" Kim (R) at the 44th Annual Grammy Awards in Los
Angeles February 27, 2002. The song won in the category Best Pop
Collaboration With Vocals. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn

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Singer Mya poses with her Grammy Award for Best Pop Collaboration w/
Vocals at the 44th annual Grammy Awards in Los Angeles, February 27,
2002. Mya teamed with singers Pink, Christina Aguileria and Lil' Kim to
win for the song "Lady Marmalade" from the movie soundtrack "Moulin
Rouge" REUTERS/Mike Blake REUTERS

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Singer Lil' Kim performs at Breathe, a benefit concert for breast cancer treatment and research, October 27, 2001 at the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. [The concert was produced by musician Stephan Jenkins and the Step Up Women's Network, a non-profit group that creates opportunities for female professionals to give back to their community. ]

Singer Lil' Kim poses at a news conference before Breathe, a benefit
concert for breast cancer treatment and research, October 27, 2001 at
the Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. The concert was produced by
musician Stephan Jenkins and the Step Up Women's Network, a non-profit
group that creates opportunities for female professionals to give back
to their community. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

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Singer Lil' Kim (L) and musician Stephan Jenkins, of the group "Third
Eye Blind," pose at a news conference before Breathe, a benefit concert
for breast cancer treatment and research, October 27, 2001 at the
Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. The concert was produced by Jenkins and
the Step Up Women's Network, a non-profit group that creates
opportunities for female professionals to give back to their community.
REUTERS/Fred Prouser

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Singers Blue (L) and Lil' Kim performs at Breathe, a benefit concert
for breast cancer treatment and research, October 27, 2001 at the
Wiltern Theatre in Los Angeles. The concert was produced by musician
Stephan Jenkins and the Step Up Women's Network, a non-profit group
that creates opportunities for female professionals to give back to
their community. REUTERS/Fred Prouser

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Singer Lil' Kim performs at Breathe, a benefit concert for breast
cancer treatment and research, October 27, 2001 at the Wiltern Theatre
in Los Angeles. The concert was produced by musician Stephan Jenkins
and the Step Up Women's Network, a non-profit group that creates
opportunities for female professionals to give back to their community.
REUTERS/Fred Prouser

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