Alicia Keys Falls on Stage!!!

Staurday, July 3rd at the Essence Music Festival In New Orleans Alicia Keys fell on stage during a performance of 'Love is Blind'...she and the baby are reportedly O.K

Cover song of the week: Jojo- Just Friends (Musiq Soulchild)

One of the most underrated female artist out right now. Timbaland had her on Shock Value 2, but he never made it a single smh. She has an AMAZING voice, and hopefully she drops an album soon.

Dave Chappelle goes crazy..literally..

A source extremely familiar with the incident tells TMZ Chappelle boarded a private jet in New Jersey last night bound for Ohio -- where the actor lives.

During the flight, we're told Dave "freaked out" and refused to put his seat belt on. Then -- according to sources -- Dave repeatedly walked into the cockpit, asking how much longer the flight would be, and started grabbing the pilot's arms.

Sources say the pilot determined Chappelle was a safety risk and diverted the plane to Pittsburgh.

We're told Chappelle then checked into a nearby hotel for the night. Sources at the hotel tell us Dave has been telling hotel employees he wanted to rent a car to drive back to Ohio ... only he couldn't remember where he lived.

Chappelle was spotted wandering out of the hotel early this morning.

A rep for Chappelle explains the incident to TMZ by saying Dave really needed to use the restroom -- he ate something that didn't sit well -- and the bathroom on the plane was "not the kind he needed

Via: TMZ

Maaan this sounds like skit he would have did on his show..

Happy Birthday Mac Dre

he would have been pushing 30's door down this year...

Thizz In Peace

Lil' Wayne feat. Gucci Mane-We Be Steady Mobbin (Video)

This was the final video that Weezy shot before he went into the slammer. He filmed his verse while Gucci was locked up, and vice versa. Free Weezy

50 Cent calls into Shade 45, addresses Capital rumors, goes in on Diddy (again) and more..

50 calls into Shade 45 to celebrate his bday..he shuts down the rumors of him jumping ship to Capital but he is open to other options. Goes in on Diddy again, BET Awards, and talks about how Game wanted to collab with him again. Curtis had ALOT to say..

Part 1
Part 2
Part 3

via: MuzikFiendz

Charles Hamilton going mixtape crazy

For the past 24 hours Sonic has been on UStream non-stop and has leaked over 6 mixtapes...yes 6

Well This Isn't Awkward 2010

Atlantis

Autumn Harveset

Gynophobia

10 Things I Hate About Me

The L Word II

Now this is the Charles Hamilton I remember..

Charles Hamilton-Well Isn't This Awkward (Winner Take All)

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01 Dr. Intricacy Presents: Cinematic Hallucinations
02 The Bachelor Finale
03 Gameday
04 Humble Beginnings
05 Media Take Out
06 The Last Slice
07 Peter Pad’s Commercial Break
08 Good Guy Goes Off
09 Repremanded
10 Conner Harrington’s Final Thought

Outcomes…

11 In Case I Get Them Both
12 In Case I Only Get One
13 In Case I End Up Alone

Charles Hamilton-Well Isn't This Awkward (Winner Take All)

Damn..outta no where guess whose back..Sonic drops the sequel to the mixtape he dropped last year..now if he kept dropping music like this..he would be one of the best rappers out there right now..but if he keeps running his mouth he would continued to get the rings knocked out of him..but anyway..keep making the music Sonic..

New Pimp C album coming September

After a long wait Pimp C's post humorous album The Naked Soul will drop 9/21 of this year..In a interview with XXL last year Bun B gave a little bit of info on the album

“We had enough vocals [for the album], but it wasn’t just about taking whatever vocals I had available. It was about constructing songs. It wasn’t about just throwing all the Pimp C I had out there. I had to really try to make an album.”

Via: Rap Radar

UGK 4 Ever

NFL arrest standings of 2010

Research compiled via the San Diego Union-Tribune's NFL Arrests Database. Tracking arrests and citations involving NFL players since 2000. Standings updated July 1, 2009.
AFC East
Miami Dolphins- 25 (*4 this off season)
Buffalo Bills- 13
New England Patriots- 11
NY Jets- 7

AFC North
Cincinnati Bengals- 32 (NFL Arrest Leader!)
Cleveland Browns- 20
Pittsburgh Steelers- 16
Baltimore Ravens- 15

AFC South
Tennessee Titans- 25 (*4 arrests since Jan 1st 2010)
Jacksonville Jaguars- 25
Indianapolis Colts- 17
Houston Texans- 9

AFC West
Denver Broncos- 25
Kansas City Chiefs- 25
San Diego Chargers- 23
Oakland Raiders- 12

NFC East
Washington Redskins- 11
NY Giants- 11
Dallas Cowboys- 9
Philadelphia Eagles- 7

NFC North
Minnesota Vikings- 30
Chicago Bears- 18
Green Bay Packers- 12
Detroit Lions- 7

NFC South
Tampa Bay Buccaneers- 19
New Orleans Saints- 18
Carolina Panthers- 15
Atlanta Falcons- 13

NFC West
Seattle Seahawks- 13
Arizona Cardinals- 9
San Francisco 49ers- 9
St. Louis Rams- 6

Arrest Super Bowl Matchup:


Vikings vs. Bengals

Cincinnati wins with 3 arrests this offseason (Cedric Benson, misdemeanor assault, allegedly punching a bar employee in face. WR Maurice Purify, disorderly conduct after alleged late night bar fight. LB Ray Maualuga, DUI after hitting a parking meter and two parked cars.) Vikings haven't had an arrest since CB Cedric Griffin with a DUI in August of 2009.
- Broncos and Chiefs tied with 25 arrests atop AFC West, each with one arrest this off season. Denver gets the edge with DT Ronald Fields arrest on a misdemeanor gun charge topping CB Michael Richardson's arrest for possession of an open alcohol container.

- Redskins topped the Giants in the NFC East on tiebreaker. CB Byron Westbrook (DUI) and OL Chad Rinehart (public intoxication) top Giants who haven't had player arrested since Plaxico Burress shot himself in a nightclub back in December of 2008.

- Tennessee Titans win tiebreaker over Jacksonville Jaguars. Chris Simms arrest July 1 for DWI with marijuana in New York is the Titans FOURTH arrest this calender year. Jaguars haven't had an arrest since Matt Jones was arrested in Arkansas for a probation violation, testing positive for alcohol.

- The St. Louis Rams 6 arrests are the fewest in the NFL. None since LB Gary Stills 2008 arrest for failure to pay child support.

- NFC West 37 arrests are the fewest of any NFL division. NFC East had 38 arrests, the second fewest since 2000.

- AFC West has 85 arrests, tops among all divisions. AFC North's 83 arrests are second most.

via: BenMaller

here is hoping for next season..

Andrew Garfield is the new Spider Man

Sony Pictures has officially announced that Andrew Garfield has landed the role of Peter Parker/Spider-Man in director Marc Webb's Untitled Spider-Man Film

The film focuses on a teenager grappling with both contemporary human problems and amazing super-human crises.

The action adventure will open in 3D and 2D theaters on July 3, 2012.

Here's the official press release followed by the announcement photos and highlight video!

After a comprehensive worldwide casting search, Andrew Garfield has been chosen to portray Peter Parker when Spider-Man swings back onto the screen in 3D on July 3, 2012. The new film will begin production in early December directed by Marc Webb from a screenplay by James Vanderbilt. Laura Ziskin and Avi Arad will produce the film from Columbia Pictures and Marvel Studios.

Today's confirmation culminates what has been one of the most eagerly anticipated casting announcements in recent memory. Bloggers, pop culture speculators, and everyday fans have pored over and analyzed every conceivable online rumor in an attempt to discover the identity of the next actor to play Peter Parker. Garfield will immediately begin preparing for the coveted role

via: SuperHeroHype

I'm sorry Spidey..but yo name is TOBY!!

Kill Yourself Moment Of The Week: Ke$ha - Tik Tok (Cover)

I can't stop fuckin' laughing! It hurts!

T PAIN NUVO CHAIN

This Negro must be out his got damn mind...SMFH

TESLA MOTORS CEO MAKES 672 MILLION IN 1 DAY

Just a week ago, the entrepreneurial world was buzzing about PayPal and Tesla founder Elon Musk going broke. But after the electric car company's first day on the trading floor, the CEO is now worth $672 million -- on paper, at least. if you missed it check the music video Dippin In My Tesla

Stephen Hill talks about BET Awards & missing Guru tribute

In this AllHipHop News special, Stephen Hill, BET's Executive Vice President of Entertainment and Music Programming, explains exactly what happened with Guru, as well as Chris Brown, Jay-Z and Beyonce and more.

AllHipHop.com: There's quite a bit of buzz going on in particular with the Hip-Hop Community with regards to Guru. He didn't get a shoutout at the BET Awards over the weekend.

Stephen Hill: In a show that had every few technical glitches, it was nothing more than a technical glitch. It was the same reason you didn't see anything about Naomi Sims (the first African American supermodel) a Black model who passed, and Marvin Isley of the Isley Brothers. So, Guru, Naomi Sims and Marvin Isley were all tied to this one [ video ] package that didn't fire off the way it was supposed to. What was supposed to happen is you see this package and Naomi and Guru and and Marvin end up on Gary Coleman. For some reason, we couldn't get it to fire and it kept Gary Coleman up there a freeze [frame]. That's why we kept Gary up there as a freeze.

AllHipHop.com: Right, I saw that.

Stephen Hill: That's why it looks a little awkward when Todd [Bridges] started, because he was supposed to have a bit of a ramp up. So, Todd did his thing and we continued on with Lena and Teddy Pendergrass [dedication]. You can best believe there will be something significant for Guru during the Hip-Hop Awards. We realized there was nothing we could do [during the BET Awards]. We had to keep it moving after that technical glitch. Guru, Naomi Sims and Marvin Isley were all victims of that technical glitch. All extremely influential in different ways.

AllHipHop.com: Do you want to give your thoughts overall on the awards? I know Prince is your guy so...

Stephen Hill: The best thing about the awards was the audience, which we try so hard to please and entertain seemed to really enjoy the show. It had something for everyone. It had great surprises with El DeBarge and Chris Brown. Besides that being a great surprise, that really... I think the pressure of the year and the lyrics of that song really just resonated. And, as someone who was backstage, there was nothing fake about that. I think there is a US Weekly story today about like his bodyguard gave him something to induce tears. Its just not true. I've been around actors who cry and when you fake cry, you don't get...your throat doesn't get swollen like it does [when you cry for real]. When he was trying to sing, he couldn't get anything out. That's a hard thing to fake. I appreciate people wanting to create controversy, but this guy has gone though a lot this past year, let this emotion be what it is. Everybody comes to the moment where you gotta make that change.

AllHipHop.com: I don't want to jump to far off script, but people are naturally saying that Jay-Z, Beyonce and Rihanna skipped the awards because of Chris Brown.

Stephen Hill: They missed the awards, because...we have this conversation almost every year. And, some years we are really fortunate when Jay-Z and Beyonce are in the house and other times, they go on vacation. But I can absolutely say without reservation that there was no conversation at all around, "If Chris Brown's coming, I'm not coming." That's just false.

via: AllHipHop

and here is the Guru dedication they would have aired...better late then never..R.I.P Guru

Immortal Technique talks about his trip to Haiti

Long read, but Immortal Technique reports from Haiti and talks about how much Haiti needs our help..good read

via: Nah Right

I recently arrived home from Haiti.

While I was there I worked in a few aspects of the relief effort including a solidarity mission to aid the Earthquake survivors. In addition to all of this Myself, Cormega and Styles P participated in a show to support Haitian Hip Hop and rebuild the community. I would like to thank Arms Around Haiti and Hip Hop for Haiti for inviting me to be a part of this movement. While I was there I saw both devastation and rebuilding efforts. I also broke bread with people who had lost their entire family. Literally, everyone but them was deceased. Then there were those whose grief centered around losing a mother, father, brother, sister, son, or daughter as a direct result of what happened. It should make everyone reading this feel blessed to have anyone in his or her life. Think about that… Now think about it some more.

I saw so many different things as I walked through the slums and rode around Port-Au-Prince (as well as the area surrounding it.) I met mayors, townspeople, and the Arms around Haiti (Sobs staff) introduced me to several visionary Haitians with good ideas to rebuild the country that I am seriously considering investing my time into.


But one of the most powerful experiences came to me when I was holding this little baby girl who couldn’t have been more than a year old. She was crying because she was hungry, thirsty and tired. I picked her up and she hugged onto me with the newfound control her young muscles had recently provided her. She was one of the many orphans that I met while I was there, and as I held her I wondered what the future would hold for this little precious life. Her father would never hold her again and rock her back and forth to sleep while whispering stories to her. She might find good hearted and righteous people to one day adopt her, but her father, the man who created her would never tell her that he loved her or that she was special, save for the length of a dream or a subconscious memory. So I told her in French that I loved her, that she was beautiful and that she was special to me. I gave her all my water and her young face was immediately full of focus and comfort. After a few minutes of holding her, she fell into slumber. I gave her back to her to a 11-year old girl who had also lost her parents and was acting like a surrogate mother to most of the younger children.

Then I looked at my hands, they seemed like such strong hands before I went to Haiti. Strong like my will that is made of iron, and my resolve, which I consider unbreakable. But the strength of this young adolescent Matriarch and her newfound responsibility served as God’s gentle reminder and it humbled greatly as I realized what she carried on her shoulders. I am a Revolutionary but rather than just going to places around the world to bring people freedom, I seem to find it among them.

I felt great sadness leaving this place but I also felt anger at the things I saw. So I began to detail a few observations about Haiti and Revolutionary action associated with it in general. I wrote these things as I saw them or felt them but I waited until I was home for a few days so as to not elicit an emotional response but rather one of logic and understanding concerning the various things I saw.

The Spirit of Toussaint is Alive:

- Although the people have suffered here immensely, I still see their spirit still very strong, unbroken and defiant. Even though the sun floods the day with sweltering heat, the vast majority of people are working in some capacity. Many have their own small business or hustle and they take great pride in what they do. They find no shame in their work, however menial because, as it was told to me they felt blessed to have anyone to provide for. In the camps when dusk settles in, children play soccer with pieces of garbage tied up or maybe an old volleyball. They are survivalists as their history has taught them to be. The tent cities are home to usually 2 or 3 families per tent. Perhaps it is their past dealings with dictators sponsored by this nation, or by years of civil strife and a long Revolutionary history but they have become so resilient, so much so that they now serve as a personal inspiration to me of what mankind/original man can overcome.

All about the Benjamin’s, Mon Cheri:

Foreign Aid. That is a deceptive phrase. Many times the countries who, pledge money to a disaster-ridden nation are not giving that country money at all. They are really pledging the money to their corporation to rebuild the country at an inflated price set by the global conglomerate. It changes the very nature of what that means. Imagine if your house burnt down and I told the news and every local media outlet I was going to “donate” $100,000 to rebuild it. This is the catch the job really costs $20,000 to do. Yes, from the Capitalist pro business point of view I am providing a service that I deserve to be compensated for. But the characterization of what I am doing is purposefully altered so as to disguise the real motivation for “aiding” you. I’m not condemning the idea of foreign aid on a whole although there are aspects of it that create dependency and de facto vassals. But the system by which some of this “aid” is raised and distributed sometimes has little to do with anything resembling a humanitarian effort.

Let’s recap. I give you money, which you’re essentially giving back to me plus interest for doing something at twice the cost. I don’t give you fish anymore. That was Imperialism. This is Neo Liberalism, we teach you to fish, and collect 75% of the profit…forever. This system is actually the one that seems rational to first world powers now and is still implemented today all over the planet. Corporate Non Government Organizations (NGO’s) raise billions of dollars just to spend a fraction of that on the people who are actually affected and suffering. Then as if overpaying themselves wasn’t enough they act like they really did something. This system gives a bad name to real non-profit NGO’s and people that are selflessly doing something out of the kindness of their hearts. The Foreign Aid field is infested with corporate socialites and poverty pimps who troll around the mud with us dark people so you have something to talk about at your bourgeois industry parties. And where is the money going?

Waiting in Vain:

There is about 12 Billion dollars of Aid, waiting to be distributed, (conveniently earning interest for someone by the way) and since world agencies (take your pick) do not trust the shell of government left in Haiti, the situation has spiraled into a game of tit for tat in some instances. Corruption is not relegated to the surviving members of a fractured government. The customs area has thousands of pieces of clothing and non-perishable food that is simply sitting in store-rooms because customs is sometimes demanding $8,000 (US) to allow it into the country. You read it right, $8,000 American dollars to let a few boxes of supplies collected by people like you into the country. There are organizations such as the one I was there with, and Wyclef’s ‘Yele’ that use their longstanding connections with local power players and government officials to navigate around these bureaucracies, but it made me wonder how many good hearted people’s donations were just sitting there in some hangar collecting mold and dust. The supplies I handed out, the stuff I brought myself to give to people, the houses we put people in seemed like a good first step but now I wish more than anything to return and really make an impact having studied the situation. (* I remember after the Earthquake happened the mainstream media did a few stories criticizing smaller Aid Organizations on the ground and encourage people to direct their donation to the Major ones. Now I wonder if it was to promote efficiency or was it to safeguard their corporate partners monopoly?)

Children’s Story:

In Haiti, child trafficking is still going on, because it’s a lucrative business. It hasn’t stopped just because the news has stopped covering it, this right here is still happening. (http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/01/27/haiti.earthquake.orphans/index.html http://gvnet.com/humantrafficking/Haiti.htm ) I have even heard rumors about aid workers trading food for sex with little girls and boys. I’m not repeating these charges to try and substantiate them in any way. Because I hope they’re a lie, or at worst an exaggeration of an isolated incident. Far be it for me to try and pass innuendo off as fact but when you hear something like that from dozens of people from different walks of life, it makes you think. The reality after the Earthquake was that many of these children were (and still are) stolen and shipped out immediately or taken over to the Dominican Republic whose government is also very corrupt and sold to every corner of the world. Sad to think that the nation that showed the world that a successful slave revolution was possible has it’s sons and daughters sold into slavery in 2010.

The Almighty UN:

When I was young I thought the UN was a powerful entity, like the Super friends from Saturday morning cartoons. I was fed the idea that they provided a solution to arguing nations and would be helpful in taking the side of the underdog, the oppressed and colonized. But as I grew I realized it was just a way of making it look like America and Britain were not acting alone and it rewarded participants who conscripted their troops there. They are a Right Wing punching bag but really that’s duplicitous because they have been used to justify our actions in Afghanistan and Iraq. As if it is full of equal partners who are committed to the mission. Truth is the UN peacekeepers are full of many soldiers who would otherwise be getting paid $100 a week to be a soldier in their own country. The UN security-council resolutions have no teeth without the US’s approval, and sometimes they go to a country (like Haiti) and get a paycheck for doing very little. As I keep having interactions with them, my opinion just keeps on worsening. I by no means had any of those young teenage illusions about them going into this trip, but this is my observation. There is no salvation for the 3rd world in this entity. Truthfully, the UN are a war (with a real country) away from being as much of a part of history as the Hanseatic League. As we speak. They act as the de-facto military rulers of Haiti, with the US leaning over them looking at possible candidates. I think in all honesty they want a Haitian Karzai of their very own so perhaps their weakness is deceptive on purpose and they are just the arm of a face that has not revealed itself yet. “Le temps est un grand maître, dit-on, le malheur est qu’il tue ses élèves.”

Jesus’s Power Broker:

- Haiti is flooded with Christian missionaries. There were 40 of them on the plane with me headed to Port-Au-Prince. In case you don’t know what a missionary is kids, it’s not just a sexual position. (Although plenty of people have been fucked over the years.) It means someone who goes to other countries and tells people that their religion or native custom is savage and full of useless ceremonies to God’s & spirits that don’t exist. And while I know some of these people mean well, their very existence and purpose is in complete contradiction to what their religion actually teaches. Some are working to build schools and help out with social programs, but always with the agenda to prosthletize and solidify their religious control over the area. So no matter what their intentions are, they look like their peddling Jesus on a fishing pole with foreign aid wrapped in Bible paper on a hook. In the past they were dispatched to countries to make them as Christian as possible in a direct effort to bring them into the colonial power’s sphere of influence. You see Imperial powers could not win by military force, and so conversion directly aided in our subjugation and apparently still aids in our placation. As long as we let other people define God for us we will not only be the physical but also the spiritual prisoner of our oppressors vision.

Mission Impossible:

- Spain, Portugal, England, France and Italy, etc… did this “missionary work” all over Africa, Asia and Latin America. Many of you people reading this who are of the aforementioned faith have them to thank, not divine intervention for what you believe. I am not in any way shape or form trying to detract from the individuals who really have the message of Jesus Christ in their hearts. I honestly believe if we lived our lives by the teachings of Christ this world would be a better place. But there are too many frauds making money off of Yeshua these days. The crazy thing is, that as many Muslim and Jewish charities that are working in Haiti, I haven’t witnessed any effort by them to convert people to Judaism or Islam. What is it about this faith that we hold so dear in America that makes us so insecure about what other people believe in? You’re going to have to stop using the excuse you want to “save people” and just admit that you don’t feel comfortable around someone until they believe in what you believe, spiritually. What gives us the moral authority to go around the world and tell the indigenous people of every continent that their religion is a farce and the only real truth was compiled in Constantinople in 325 AD? Isn’t the most “Christian” thing in the world to give charity to the poor and suffering without asking for anything in return? (Least of all, the culmination of all their beliefs.)

Blood Roots:

As I walked through the tent cities full of families waiting for water and cooking whatever they could find for their collective I happened upon a long road. It led me through the scorching slums of the outer area of Port-Au-Prince. While I was walking these two young brothers who ere dressed in red asked me if I was a Blood. I looked at them both and I responded that I wasn’t and one of them then raised his eyebrow, “you Crip then?” He asked with a heavy Creole accent. I said that I was neither and I was more like a Black Panther. After all OG Black Panthers and people from the Indigenous movements have taught me a libraries worth of knowledge. The younger one asked me what a Black panther was. I searched my surrounding for an analogy and there just happened to be a small tree near by. So I walked them over to it. The tree had two branches littered with a few leaves. Holding one branch I said, “this one is the blood” and pointing to the other one I said, “this one is the Crip” and then putting his hand on the trunk close to the roots, I said “this one is the Black Panther”. “Ne de la Revolution” which means Born out of Revolution in my humble French. The young kid smiled at me and asked me more about the Black Panthers. I stood there speaking to him for a little while and then we saluted one another and went our separate ways. Although Haiti is twice as hood as any place in the US, they are such a young country full of children who must become adults before their time. If they are to succeed, someone must educate them to the fact that what people call Black history is in fact world history. I would be honored to be a part of that someday. Don’t worry I won’t NGO them for hundreds of G’s either. I’d settle for a room and some coffee in the morning.

La Revolucion de Latino America:

For those of us who are studying Latin American Revolution, Haiti is the prequel, the seemingly invincible power of France being challenged and overcome. The Napoleonic wars gave America a chance to breathe away from the eyes of Europe long enough to affirm itself. France’s assault on Spain weakened the European states enough for us to take the moment that we cherish as our time for ‘Revolucion’. The story of our Revolution doesn’t begin in the 1950’s but in the Indigenous revolts of the conquest era and the early 1800’s when a small island of enslaved Africans showed the world that it was possible. Estudiantes Latinos, estudia esta Revolucion, sus lecciones son unas de las mas importantes para apprender. Tienen te todo, de raza, de classe, de corrupcion, y por supuesto del sacrificio necessario para obtener la libertad.

In parting:

I learned something very reassuring about myself in Haiti, something I am proud to acknowledge and leave my people on a good note with. When I meet someone who is a better activist, or Revolutionary, (I’ll be happy to make that distinction later) when I see someone whose actions achieve more than mine, or who has a more complete perspective I become inspired. I don’t get bitter or jealous and think about trying to “out-revolutionary” them. That’s so pointless and yet it is something that I see sometimes in the movement, people who think that because another doesn’t adhere to the same ideology or the same faith that we must bring them down. I am a Revolutionary and I need no one’s permission to be. We were successful at breaking ground in Haiti, but my mission there is by no means complete, I wish to plan further actions with my friends at Arms Around Haiti and the staff at SOBS. I would like to thank Jube, Mario, Cormega, StylesP, Herbie, Clef, Yele, Arms Around Haiti, Parrish, BC, and my Haitian Soldiers there for making this trip possible I look forward to returning soon.

“Le travail éloigne de nous trois grands maux: l’ennui, le vice et le besoin.”

Peace & Respect,

Immortal Technique

FIRST HD MUSIC VIDEO SHOT COMPLETELY ON THE iPHONE 4

-DISCLAIMER- this post is not about the song by all means mute it if you have to..but i say expand your horizions it aint that bad its only a sample of the song anyway..you wont miss the two mins it takes to check this shit out!! ;P

These Dudes shot this video COMPLETELY with the iPhone 4 the quality is AMAZING coming from a freaking cell phone, i mean they did some editing with a macbook pro but DAYUM!!...this is really gonna change the music video industry, everyone will have the capibilty(not the vision to actually construct a song and direct a vid) to do some damn good filming...TEAMiPHONE!!

50 Cent & G-Unit Signed to Capitol?

At around the 4:34-5:00 min mark Craig says that Curtis has signed the papers to head over to Capital Records. Curtis "Capital" Jackson?

Busby Note: Shady/Aftermath disses are on the way if this happens..mark my my words..

Edit: I guess Ms. Info heard different

Wow Craig David this is big news! Except....that it's not true!
When I asked an insider if 50 was signed to Capital/EMI...the answer was: HELL NO

via: Ms. Info

well the plot thickins..

J BRAVE- Dippin In My Tesla

I saw one of these cars passing bout 6 cars at a time on a two lane highway...they go 0-60 in under 4 seconds and its Electric. These babys cost over 1 hunnid racks, a REAL luxury electric car. Tesla just went public on the stock market and their shares rose from $17.00 at the begining of the day and closed at $23.89..i say if you got some extra cash by stock in this company!!...dont know who this dude is but the song is aight -Drae

OH SHIT SON! Toyota admits 270,000 cars have faulty engines

from auto blog The company has announced that it is currently preparing to recall a total of 270,000 Toyota Crown and Lexus LS, GS and IS models worldwide. As it turns out, some of the company's 4.6-liter V8 and 3.5-liter V6 engines were built using faulty valve springs that may cause the car to stall while driving. Around 180,000 of the faulty powerplants were sold outside of Japan.

According to The Wall Street Journal, the company says that some Toyota Crown, Lexus LS460, Lexus LS600h, Lexus LS600hL, Lexus GS350, Lexus GS450h, Lexus GS460 and Lexus IS350 models will be affected by the recall, and that it will initiate a procedure to fix the problem as soon as it can figure out a way to do so with the least amount of inconvenience to its customers.

The news comes as Toyota continues to try to put this year's bevy of recall issues behind it, including paying a $16.4 million fine to the U.S. government for delaying certain recalls.