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Temeca Freeman, remember that name.
The chick is fine as fuck and super thick.
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Forget all the talk about Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose... we're off that.
Amber looks like she's got her eyes on the oh so sexy video vixen Rosa Acosta.
The two arrived at Beso Restaurant in West Hollywood last night in separate vehicles, but left together only after locking lips in front of the cameras.
Now listen all you doubters, don't ruin my fantasy. If I choose to believe these two beautiful women are getting it on between the sheets, then let me enjoy that fantasy.
Yeah I know Amber Rose is filming a new reality show called 'Behind Her Shades', and of course this is great publicity.
But dammit that was real, wasn't it?
Make a sex tape ladies so we know it's official.
Video Of Rosa Acosta and Amber Rose Arriving At Beso's, Kissing, The Leaving Together
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The Yardfather is finally about to drop his long awaited, highly anticipated cd 'The Greatest Never Told'
If this Just Blaze produced banger is any indication the the cd was well worth the wait.
Cop 'The Greatest Story Never Told' February 16
1. Charles Hamilton
2. Rehab
3. Pink: The Light of Life
4. Remembering Changes
5. Water Star
6. Freshman Party
7. Danger
8. Pretty in Pink
9. Open Hart Bitch
10. Balance
This nigga may have lost is damn mind but he's still got bars
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New music from SODMG artist J Bar featuring Soulja Boy and Sean Kingston
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FAST FACTS:
*Approximately 90 students at Frayser High School are pregnant or have recently given birth
*The startling numbers fall in line with high teen pregnancy rates in the entire Frayser community
*A new initiative to help combat the problem will soon be introduced
About 90 students at a Memphis High School are either pregnant, or have been recently.
The startling news was confirmed by a high ranking city official and comes as the community plans to roll out a new initiative to help combat the problem.
However, one Frayser High School graduate says teen pregnancy is not a new problem for the school.
"When we would come back from summer break, there would be a thousand people pregnant. We were like, what's going on?" joked Alicia Williamson, who graduated from Frayser in 2004.
"There were a whole lot of bellies. You had to watch out so you didn't bump into them. Being 2011, I thought a lot of them would have thought this is not the right way to go, having babies during school time," she added.
The organization, Girls, Inc. teaches girls about preventing pregnancy.
Deborah Hester Harrison, who heads the organization, says Memphis' teen pregnancy rate stands at between 15 and 20 percent, almost twice the national average.
In the Frayser zip code, the rate is about 26 percent. Harrison partly blames the media.
"So much of our society is sexually oriented. As adults we can look at that and it doesn't impact us, but kids are different," Harrison said.
It's why Girls, Inc. offers classes where teenage girls "care for" computerized babies to give them a feel for what teenage parenthood is like.
The organization will also be part of a new initiative tentatively scheduled to be introduced next week.
Source: The Chicago Tribune
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The based god has officially planted roots in New York City.
Lil B played his second sold out show in New York in the last several months. The West Coast rapper packed Santos Party House back in July. Last night he had the Highline Ballroom rocking.
This wasn't a concert, it was more like king being welcomed home. This man's fans are beyond dedicated.
One fan offered to let Lil B f*ck his mom, and for that he was knighted by the based god.
Another fan literally gave B his woman to do whatever he pleases.
"He kissed my b*tch on stage, I'mma let him f*ck her tonight," said the fan. "You can f*ck my mom, my sister, I love you son. Peace to the world.......swag."
What in the hell is going on? This isn't a movement, it's a cult! Hip Hop's 1st cult, lol.
I can't do anything but congratulate Lil B though, hating would be uncivilized.
Fan literally gives his girlfriend to Lil B to f*ck
Lil B "knights" fan after fan says he can f*ck his mother!
Lil B plays sold out show at New York's Highline Ballroom
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It's cold outside, but the war of words between female rappers is starting heat up.
While Lil Kim preps the video for "Black Friday" diss video for Nicki Minaj, Foxy Brown is planning the Queen Bee's "Massacre".
Fox Boogie sounds dope, like she never left.
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The Beatles, Van Halen, Rage Against The Machine, The Clash, The Police, Cream, Soundgarden and Guns-N-Roses to name a few.
While some bands move forward with new members or reform years later. The spark that made them great in the first place is almost never there again.
Add The Fugees to that list, and this time it really does look like it's for good.
The trio of Wyclef Jean, Pras and Lauryn Hill have ego that won't allow them to work together.
There were rumors of a Wyclef and Lauryn romance during the group's early years. Who knows what role that could have played in bringing the group down.
The group released two albums. 'Blunted On Reality' in 1994 then 'The Score' in 1996.
Bono of U2 called the band the hip hop version of The Beatles.
'The Score' became a huge hit, selling over 15 million copies worldwide. But then right at the peak of their popularity the group broke up in 1997.
They all pursued solo careers, then reunited briefly in 2004 at Dave Chappelle's Block Party in Brooklyn, then went their own ways again.
Pras and Wyclef didn't speak to each other for five years, until recently finding themselves on the same flight to their native country of Haiti.
The two took the opportunity to mend their friendship.
"I saw Pras on the flight and as a Fugees member I didn't know whether to elbow him, shoot him or give him a kiss and we gave a hug," Wyclef told Starpulse. "When it comes to Lauryn and Pras, it's my childhood, they always bring me to that place.
"At the end of the day Pras is my brother and Lauryn is my sister, despite what the media say. The Fugees are not meant to be. We're rock stars from a locked group. You're going to have egos and differences but at the end of the day I love them both very much."
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"They know what he did, but they don't know why he did it" 50 Cent - Funeral Music
As the dust continues to settle following the internet uproar over Gucci Mane's new face tattoo. The man who did the handiwork says you shouldn't expect to see him doing any more elaborate face tats.
Shane Willoughby of Atlanta's 10th Street Tattoo told Vibe that Gucci knew what he wanted and was determined to get it done.
"I was like 'Are you sure you want to put that much [ink] in that area? He came straight to the counter and that's where he pointed," Willoughby said "When he said he wanted to do the ice cream thing I said 'Well why don't we do it somewhere else?' But he was like I don't have anywhere else."
Some have suggested Gucci wasn't in his right mind when he got the work done. He was recently given a mental health evaluation as part of his probation violation case. Gucci has also been known to smoke a joint or two, but Willoughby said the rapper was 100% sober.
"I won't tattoo anybody if their [drunk] or high because I can't stand the smell of weed... [Gucci] seemed completely sober. He knew what he was doing." the tattoo artist insisted.
That he got a tattoo of an ice cream cone is not all that surprising when you really think about about it. The 1017 Brick Squad CEO has a diamond encrusted cone chain around his neck. And fans recognize his signature "Brrr" from his songs and mixtapes. Buy why the lightning bolts coming out of the top?
"He said 'I want something rock 'n roll.' There's nothing more rock 'n roll then lightening bolts," Willoughby explains. "I don't think I'll ever do [that] again... no matter how successful [the celebrity]." Willoughby says of the face art.
At the end of the day though, the tattoo artist says Gucci was very happy with the work, "He was stoked. Had no regrets... was jumping up and down. That's the way he rolls."
Gucci's spokesperson Kali Bowyer, told Rolling Stone the image is "a reminder to fans of how he chooses to live his life. Cool as ice. As in 'I'm so icy, I'll make ya say Brr.'
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SODMG and MBB link up for this trunk rattler.
Soulja Boy, Trav and Tory Lanez all do their thing
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Timbaland takes a que from Kanye West's G.O.O.D. Fridays and decides to start Timbaland Thursdays.
Timbo brings Missy Elliot along with him for this first joint. Hot or Not?
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Maliah Michel is a fast rising urban model.
Last week, her stretching video caught our eye. Now she's back covering the latest edition of BlackMen Magazine looking as good as ever.
Maliah is one to keep an eye on for sure in 2011.
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The lovely and very talented Olivia Munn paid a visit to The Late Show With David Letterman recently.
The 30-year old Oklahoma native talked about living in Japan as a kid, then moving back and feeling like a social outcast and how her parents divorce affected her.
She just landed a role on the NBC show "Perfect Couples" which premiers January 20. She said she will still occasionally stop by The Daily Show With Jon Stewart.
At the end of the interview Olivia tried to sing "Crossroads" by Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, but that didn't turn out too well because Paul Shaffer and the band had no clue what the hell the song was. She needs to visit the Jimmy Fallon show next so The Roots band can hook that up properly.
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It’s been a while since we’ve heard from 50 Cent. But the brand-building actor slash business magnate is back in the studio, sounding out new beats and mulling the future of music.
Behind the façade of beaches and boutiques, the celebrity hotspots and million-dollar lofts, Santa Monica, California, has a secret history of warfare. During World War II, this city by the Pacific was home to the American aeronautics industry and played an integral role in keeping the US war machine running. Here, engineers and designers drew up the plans for fighter planes, while welders and construction crews made them into reality.
Sixty years later, the airplane hangers and warehouse buildings no longer bustle with the activity of warplane builders. The creative industry has now taken over these expansive complexes, turning them into movie and music studios, perhaps in the hope that they can channel the innovation and work ethic that once teemed under these thick wood rafters and curved roofs.
Somewhere inside a huge warehouse dating back to 1959, the inimitable rapper, actor, and entrepreneur Curtis James Jackson III, aka 50 Cent, is in the studio debuting beats that will be the skeletal structure of his next album.
Two dark black Cadillac Escalades wait like club bouncers outside the door of the Red Bull Recording Studio, and inside, the bass is quaking. Jackson and his team sit in the control room, behind a state-of-the-art mixing desk, compressors, speakers and all manner of cables. A stony-faced man in jeans and suit jacket sits on the couch, while Jackson is pleading the case for his beats.
It has been a year of relative radio silence for Jackson and nearly a year since his much delayed last album, Before I Self Destruct, hit the streets last November. Other than a handful of remixes and cameos, the rapper has largely stayed off the media radar. While other rappers have been dropping pretentious art films (Kanye), scripting prison communiques (Lil’ Wayne), or waxing literary on book tours (Jay-Z), Jackson has been developing his film career and perfecting his sound to come.
50 Cent consigned his 'Black Magic' to "the vault" as he says he only made it "recreationally", and is now working on something brand new.
"I moved 'Black Magic', because it's a total artist's album. It was something that I just wanted to do, so I went in and recreationally made a full-bodied piece of work. I gave myself a new concept, so now it's in the vault." he says.
Some aspects of the album may, however, appear on the 'Baby By Me' hitmaker's next disc, as he added: "But you can build another album out of that material that you put to the side."
50 also said the way he approaches making music has changed dramatically since he first rose to fame in 2002, because he is now aiming for his worldwide audience, rather than his old neighbourhood of Queens in New York.
He added: "It's not a long drawn-out process for me to create it, but it's a long drawn-out process deciding what to offer the world. When I was making music initially, it was just for a 10 block radius, now it's for the world."
For the full story pick up the January Red Bulletin Magazine
Sources: Red Bulletin and Contact Music
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Is Shyne a gangster? Or is he a devout religious man? Is he going to be rapping about bussin guns or reading from The Tanakh?
He seems to be as confused about where his career is headed as we are.
Since his October 2009 release from prison and subsequent banishment to his native Belize, the rapper has sent mixed signals about his career and lifestyle choices.
Upon his release Shyne, born Jamal Barrow signed a hefty deal with Def Jam Records and immediately started making diss records aimed at 50 Cent.
All of the disses were widely regarded as trash by hip hop heads. His once distinctive flow was gone, he sounded more like a bitter old man than a hungry rapper.
50 thought so little of the diss tracks he didn't bother responding on record. He did however make a hilarious video clowning Shyne on a Def Jam conference call.
Since then, months have passed and there has been no new music from Shyne, who has legally changed his name to Moshe Levi Ben-David, to reflect his Jewish faith.
Now word is, Shyne has left Belize and moved to Jerusalem, where he is on a "spiritual journey."
Sporting a shaved head and characteristic sidecurls of an ultra-Orthodox Jew, the rapper told ABC News he has 5 albums finished that are heavily influenced by his spiritual journey.
"I am not ashamed of the mistakes I have made. I'm not ashamed of where I was in order to get to where I am. "Moshe Levi has a great impact on the music that Shyne makes." he said.
But seriously, where is the music dude? And is there anybody left that still wants to hear it?
50 Cent Clowning Shyne On Def Jam Conference Call
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Tattoos and entertainers seem to go hand in hand. Birdman has several stars on his dome, Lil Wayne's face is practically covered with artwork, but Gucci Mane may have just taken the crown for the most distinctive tat ever for a hip hop artist.
Gucci paid Atlanta tattoo and piercing artist Shane Willoughby to put a tat of a 3 scoop ice cream cone, with his trademark "Brr" and a red lightning bolt on his face.
What inspired the tattoo? That's the answer we're all dying to hear.
What do yall make of Gucci's new tat?
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The cast of Glee teams up with Funny or Die to put a decidedly suburban spin on Dr Dre and Snoop Dogg's classic "Nuthin But A G Thang."
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