Background
Rashad was born on August 6, 1977 in Brooklyn, New York, to Diane and Michael Haughton.
Rashad was born on August 6, 1977 in Brooklyn, New York, to Diane and Michael Haughton.
Hofstra University.
When it came time for Aaliyah to film the video for her single "4 Page Letter" from her 1996 album One in a Million, Rashad would complete the video preparation within two hours while studying at Hofstra University. In February 2002, Queen of the Damned, a film which Aaliyah starred as Queen Akasha, was released. Before its release, Rashad was called upon to re-dub several of his sister"s lines during the post-production Alternative Dispute Resolution process.
Upon its release, the film debuted at number one.
lieutenant was also dedicated to Aaliyah, at the end credits it said, in memory of Aaliyah 1979–2001. Rashad was also in talks of producing and releasing several of Aaliyah"s unreleased recordings from the Queen of the Damned onto Aaliyah"s second posthumous album.
Proud is the true story of the only African-American crew to take a Navy warship into combat in World World War II, in which Rashad played the role of Naval saxophonist Hank Fields. Rashad also saw the release of his first single, though it was not released in the United States: "Fork In The Road" (with 1200 Techniques), which made it Number.
55 on Australian Charts.
The single showcases Rashad"s vocal ability. Chrysalis is a short film (11 mins) written and directed by Rashad. The awards were presented just 12 days after her death.
Rashad"s father Michael Haughton died in 2012.
He is buried next to Aaliyah. His mother plans to do the same.