Termanology and super producer Statik Selektah, together known as 1982, address the current state of America, Donald Trump, George Bush and the coronavirus in this song titled "Pandemic."
New York (CNN Business)In an extraordinary exchange on Friday, President Donald Trump viciously attacked an NBC News reporter who asked what his message would be to Americans who are frightened by the coronavirus pandemic that is spreading across the country.
The exchange, which occurred at the White House's daily coronavirus task force briefing, began when NBC News reporter Peter Alexander asked Trump whether he was giving Americans "false hope" by touting unproven coronavirus drugs.
Toward the end of the exchange, Alexander cited the latest pandemic statistics showing thousands of Americans are now infected and millions are scared.
Alexander asked, "What do you say to Americans who are scared?"
Trump, shaking his head, ripped into Alexander in response.
"I say that you are a terrible reporter," Trump replied. "That's what I say."
The President proceeded to launch into an extended rant against Alexander, saying he asked a "nasty question" and assailing NBC and its parent company, Comcast.
"You're doing sensationalism," Trump charged. "And the same with NBC and Comcast. I don't call it Comcast. I call it 'Con-Cast.'"
"Let me just tell you something," Trump added. "That's really bad reporting. And you ought to get back to reporting instead of sensationalism."
Educated Ignorance Music Group CEO and Black Soprano Family artist, RJ Payne, is gearing up for the the sixth volume of is "If Cocaine Could Talk" album series. In this vlog we get a behind the scene look at the behind the scenes work it took to put this project together.
The show me city (St.Louis) connects the dots on this one you got the young Boss that's been trailblazing since he touched down "Jizzle Bucks" and the Original young Boss the Prince of St.louis "Lil Stl" they both unite to give you a visual to there come up anthem T.R.A.P. which maps out where they started an how they plan on getting to the top.... Twitter/IG @lilstl
Springfield, Massachusetts collective Joe Mack, Donns Day and Bonnie Stone, together known as M.D.S. (Mack.Donn.Stone.), are gearing up to drop an album titled "No Remorse" in Spring 2020.
The Weeknd comes through with a new album titled "After Hours." The 14-track project is available now on all streaming platforms. http://theweeknd.co/afterhours
Planet Asia comes through with a new album titled "Trust the Chain," which was entirely produced by 38 Spesh. The project contains lots of gems, including "Winter Time." Check out the official music video for it.
Directed by Trina Mohan
"Trust the Chain" is available now on all streaming platforms:
Vanessa Bryant has filed legal docs to protect all of her children ...she's asking a judge to amend Kobe's trust so she can provide for their youngest daughter, Capri, who was born after the most recent trust document was drafted and signed.
According to the docs, obtained by TMZ Sports, Kobe created a trust to provide for Vanessa and his kids way back in 2003. The trust was amended several times, most recently in 2017. It seems every time one of their 4 children was born, they amended the trust to include them.
Problem is ... Capri was born 9 months ago and it didn't seem like there was a mad rush to amend the document again, since Kobe was healthy and young. Obviously, no one could have anticipated the tragedy that befell the family when both Kobe and Gigi were killed in a helicopter crash last January.
Vanessa is asking the judge to include Capri, and explains it was clearly Kobe's intent to provide for his children. He even says so generally in one on the documents.
It seems pretty certain a judge will allow the amendment.
According to the trust agreement, Vanessa, Natalia and Bianka can draw from the principal and income in the trust during Vanessa's lifetime, and then her kids get the remainder upon her death. Vanessa wants to include Capri in that distribution.
(CNN) A New Jersey mother died from coronavirus without knowing that her two children also got infected and died shortly before she did, The New York Times reported.
Grace Fusco, 73, died Wednesday and was unaware of the deaths of her oldest son and daughter from Covid-19, the disease caused by coronavirus.
A relative told the newspaper that four other children also have coronavirus and remain hospitalized -- three in critical condition. CNN has reached out to a family representative but has not heard back.
The infections appeared to have originated from a family dinner this month, the Times reported. It said the first person to die from coronavirus in New Jersey attended that gathering.
Grace Fusco's oldest daughter, Rita Fusco-Jackson, 55, of Freehold, New Jersey, died Friday. Shortly afterward, the family learned she had coronavirus. Her son, Carmine Fusco, of Bath, Pennsylvania, died just before his mother Wednesday.
Nearly 20 other relatives are quarantined at their homes and are grieving the loss separately, The Times said.
Big Sean is a five-time Grammy-nominated rapper and prolific hit-maker. His fifth studio album, Detroit II, is coming soon, and you can catch him on Twenties, a new comedy series Wednesday nights on BET. But how is he with spicy food? Find out as Sean and Sean hang out over hot wings, just a short time before the Coronavirus sent us all into our new social-distancing reality. Along the way, the Detroit emcee discusses ranch life with Kanye West, breaks down hip-hop's love of Stan Van Gundy, and struggles to maintain his Buddha-like calm.
King Von sits down with Adam to talk about his writing without, his flow, writing while in jail, being in jail and being famous and his relationship with Lil Durk!