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Monday, December 2, music industry figures gathered at Mister H in New York City’s Soho section to celebrate the release of singer/songwriter Sevyn Streeter‘s new EP, Call Me Crazy, But.
These Facebook-related murders have jumped the shark and crash landed into the dark side of the moon. Michelle Rowling, 25 of East Saint Louis is the latest victim to lose their life on what appeared to be premonition on the social networking website.
Nathan “Bodie” Barksdale, the self-proclaimed inspiration for Avon Barksdale, a main character from HBO’s critically acclaimed series, The Wire, was arrested on November 29 for his alleged role in a heroin conspiracy with another man, Suraj Tairu.
It pays to have friends in high places. Just ask Atlanta radio personality and renowned sneaker connoisseur, DJ Greg Street, who got Kanye West to sign each of his signature sneakers after he interviewed with V-103.
The latest episode of Love & Hip Hop New York continues with the mind boggling level of silly bird behavior and Peter Gunz tomfoolery we have become accustomed to.
Fans of Rita Ora should be delighted–and intrigued to know that her next on-screen appearance will be in the erotica thriller, Fifty Shades of Grey.
The American service industry is full of hard-working people who are underpaid for their time. To add insult, these A-list celebrities are notorious for behaving badly and leaving little-to-no tips as gratuity.
Capping off a stellar year, Mac Miller will deliver a new album titled Live From Space in the coming weeks. It will be a compilation of live performances from “The Space Migration” tour and five unreleased tracks.
Last night (December 1), Kanye West‘s Yeezus tour invaded Atlanta’s Phillips Arena. Since this was one of the prime cities, tons of rappers and industry folks attended to see the G.O.O.D. Music frontman’s live set.
It seems Trinidad Jame$ won’t be able to shake off his now infamous rant on the state of New York Rap so easily. First Maino g checked him in a taped phone conversation and now Mysonne has apparently confronted James in person.
Whether Chris Brown is doing good or breaking bad, he is still a draw for a magazine cover. The troubled R&B crooner graces the cover of the latest issue of Urban Ink magazine.
With all the festivities this past Thanksgiving brought to the entertainment realm, apparently everyone forgot Spike Lee had a movie out. Despite solid reviews on Metacritic, Lee’s remake of 2004’s Oldboy only managed to muster up $850K over the holiday weekend, an average of just $1,458 in the 583 theaters it was shown in.