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Wiz Khalifa's Blacc Hollywood album sits at the top of the Billboard 200 chart after selling 91,000 copies. It's the first number one disc for the Pittsburgh rapper. It probably won't be his last
Wiz received a gift from his wife, Amber Rose, in the form of an Instagram twerk video.
"In honor of my Hubby's #1 Album #blacchollywood #AssDrop," Amber captioned the clip. Just imagine the Taylor Gang boss got when he got home. Check it out below.
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Uncle Murda teams up with Maino and singer Jay Watts for "Hands Up." Their anger at the injustice of police killings of Michael Brown, Eric Garner and so many other minorities at the hands of police in America is palpable.
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Ace Hood smashes your favorite rapper's instrumentals on his new mixtape entitled Body Bag III: Beast Mix. Download it from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Ace-Hood-Body-Bag-3-mixtape.642926.html
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DJ Kay Slay a.k.a. The Drama King consistently manages to recruit top talent for his songs. For his latest track entitled "Don't Do It" he brings in Fat Joe, Rico Love and French Montana.
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Joey Crack brings the Bronx and Brooklyn together as he adds a verse to Bobby Shmurda's hit song "Hot Nigga." Give it a listen up top.
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Ep. 29 features Cooper, Duce Motherf*ckin Rivas, Chase, Jay Smallz
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Cee Lo Green leaves Los Angeles Superior Court after a hearing Friday, Aug. 29, 2014.
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LOS ANGELES (Associated Press) — Cee Lo Green pleaded no contest Friday to one felony count of furnishing ecstasy to a woman during a 2012 dinner in Los Angeles and was sentenced to serve probation and community service.
The Grammy-winning singer also entered a special plea in which he maintained his innocence in the case and that prevents his no contest plea from being used against him in civil court. The drug case could be used against Green in criminal court if he faces another drug offense.
Superior Court Judge Mark Young sentenced the 39-year-old singer to three years of formal probation and 45 days of community service. Green, whose real name is Thomas DeCarlo Callaway, will be allowed to travel for work and permitted to see a private physician for drug and alcohol counseling, the judge said.
Green also can serve his community service through MusiCares Foundation, an affiliate of the organization that presents the Grammy Awards.
Green entered the plea just before a scheduled preliminary hearing during which prosecutors would have had to show there was enough evidence for the case to go to trial.
Prosecutors rejected a rape charge against Green when he was charged with the felony drug charge in October 2013. His attorney Blair Berk has said Green had consensual sex with the woman he gave ecstasy to during the July 2012 dinner.
No civil case has been filed over the incident in Los Angeles, court records show.
Green won a Grammy for the hit "Forget You" and performed as part of the duo Gnarls Barkley. He appeared as a judge on the NBC competition show "The Voice," but left the show after he was charged.
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The "daywalker" will once again stalk the streets looking for vampires to turn into ashes. Wesley Snipes has agreed to return for the fourth installment in the Blade movie series, according to the New York Daily News.
Snipes will reportedly receive a $3 million salary, plus a percentage of the film's profits. The last Blade flick was released in 2004. All three were successes at the box officer, pulling in over $415 million combined.
While promoting his latest film, The Expendables 3, Snipes sounded eager to reprise his role in a fourth Blade movie.
"I think I can do it again," the 52-year old actor told London Live. "I can still fit into the costume."
Are you excited to see another Blade film?
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After a little bit of delay Lil Bibby comes through with his highly anticipated DJ Drama-hosted "Free Crack 2" mixtape. The 2014 XXL Freshman got vocal assists from T.I., Kevin Gates, Juicy J, Wiz Khalifa and Lil Herb.
Production credits go to C-Note, P-Lo, DJ Pain, Kane, Bangledesh, Goose, Mitch, DJ L, C-Biz, Awree, Crazy Mike and more.
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Today marks the ninth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina making landfall on the Gulf Coast. It's one of the five deadliest hurricanes in the history of the United States.
Louisiana was hit especially hard. The city of New Orleans has recovered following a lot of hard work and dedication from it's citizens. Native son Kidd Kidd reflects on the deadly storm in "Mr. Rogers," a song dedicated to his hometown.
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The G-Unit crew stopped by the Los Angeles Leakers show to chop it up about their new EP, The Beauty of Independence, Drake blessing them with the instrumental to "0 to 100," 2014 Summer Jam, performing at the OVO Fest, Lloyd Banks' cooking ability, 50 maintaining a good relationship with Dr. Dre, Kidd Kidd feeling like he's performing with legends being in G-Unit, Snoop Dogg giving 50 a contact high and more.
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ST. LOUIS (Associated Press) — A federal lawsuit filed Thursday alleges that police in Ferguson and St. Louis County used excessive force and falsely arrested innocent bystanders amid attempts to quell widespread unrest after the fatal shooting of 18-year-old Michael Brown.
The five plaintiffs in the suit in St. Louis include a clinical social worker who said she and her 17-year-old son were roughed up and arrested after not evacuating a McDonald's quickly enough. They also include a 23-year-old man who said he was shot multiple times with rubber bullets and called racial slurs by police while walking through the protest zone to his mother's home, and a man who said he was arrested for filming the disturbances.
"The police were completely out of control," said attorney Malik Shabazz of Black Lawyers for Justice, a group whose members sought to quell tensions at the nightly protests that stretched for more than week after Ferguson officer Darren Wilson, who is white, shot the unarmed Brown, who is black. "In those initial days, it was virtually a police riot."
The lawsuit seeks $40 million in damages and names Ferguson Police Chief Thomas Jackson, St. Louis County Police Chief Jon Belmar, Ferguson officer Justin Cosma, several unnamed officers identified collectively as John Doe, and the city and county governments.
Ferguson Police Officer Darren Wilson (L) Shot & Killed Michael Brown (R) Sparking Protests
Shabazz said the suit could be broadened to include additional plaintiffs. A St. Louis County police spokesman referred inquiries to County Counselor Patricia Redington, who said she had not seen the suit and declined comment. A public relations consultant working for the city of Ferguson did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
In the immediate days after Brown's shooting, local police in riot gear fired tear gas and rubber bullets at protesters who refused to disperse and, at times, broke into nearby stores. Missouri Gov. Jay Nixon eventually placed the State Highway Patrol in charge of securing Ferguson with a more relaxed approach. Nixon later imposed a curfew that was lifted after several nights of clashes between police and protesters, and called in the National Guard, whose members have since departed Ferguson.
Plaintiff Tracey White said she and her son, a high school junior, were waiting for a ride from her husband at a West Florissant Avenue McDonald's after attending an Aug. 13 "peace and love" rally at a Ferguson church when several rifle-carrying officers told her she was being arrested because she would not "shut up." White said she and her son were detained for five hours at the county jail on charges of failing to disperse, but she said she was not provided with any records reflecting that charge or a future court date.
"It was so horrifying," she said. "We did nothing wrong."
Dwayne Anton Matthews Jr. said he was confronted by eight officers that same night while walking to his mother's home after the bus route he normally takes stopped short of his destination because of the unrest. The suit alleges that after Matthews was shot multiple times with rubber bullets, he fell into a creek or sewer, where police officers "pounced on him, slammed his face into the concrete and pushed his head under water to the point that he felt he was going to be drowned."
Matthews, who styles his hair in long dreadlocks, told reporters at a Thursday press conference outside the St. Louis federal courthouse that he was called a "coon" and a "mophead," among other racial slurs.
Meanwhile, St. Ann Police Chief Aaron Jimenez told The Associated Press in an interview that Lt. Ray Albers resigned Thursday. Albers was the police officer shown on cellphone video pointing his rifle at demonstrators on Aug. 19 in Ferguson and threatening them.
On the video, a man is heard saying, "Oh my God! Gun raised!" as the officer approaches. The officer walks near the man, gun pointed, and appears to threaten to kill him. A St. Louis County police sergeant forced the officer to lower the weapon and escorted him away.
A message left on Albers' home phone Thursday was not returned.
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Associated Press reporter Jim Salter in St. Ann, Missouri, contributed to this report.
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Fredro Starr - "That New York" from the album "Made In The Streets" produced by The Audible Doctor
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Nyemiah Supreme continues to release new music. The Queens, New York rapper gets the weekend started off right by dropping a remix to Tinashe's song "2 On."
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Today would have been Michael Jackson's 56th birthday. The music icon left an indelible imprint on the hearts of fans worldwide.
Montreality caught up with his brother Jermaine Jackson and Treach of Naughty By Nature to get their thoughts on the King of Pop.
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DJ Webstar is back on the scene with some new music that will keep heads nodding. Check out his music video for "Harlem Reloaded" featuring Neek Bucks and G. Dot.
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Bobby Shmurda caught a gun charge recently and the details are just coming to light. The 20-year old, who just signed a record deal with Epic, was busted in June, according to TMZ.
The "Hot Nigga" rapper was spotted by police with a gun while inside a Brooklyn apartment. They went to investigate and found the weapon hidden in a couch.
It was a 9mm Glock pistol, in addition to a magazine with 14 rounds in it. He was charged with felony criminal possession of a weapon. If convicted he could face up to 15 years in prison.
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Lupe Fiasco, Jennifer Hudson and Common team up for a new song to raise awareness for cancer. The three artists will perform during Stand Up To Cancer on September 5th @ 8pm/7c.
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The song will be available on iTunes September 5th.
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West Coast rapper Problem teams up with the Los Angeles Leakers to release a new mixtape entitled 354: The Liftoff. Features include Bad Lucc, Bobby Shmurda, Childish Gambino, Sam Smith, Speaker Knockerz and more.
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Check out The Weeknd's official music video for his song "King of the Fall."
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