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VH1's new show "Famous Crime Scene" made it's debut last night (Friday February 12).

They focused on the unsolved murder of rap legend Tupac Shakur who died at age 25 after being shot four times in Las Vegas September 1996.

Watch as they take a CSI-style look into one of the biggest who-done-it's ever.


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Marion "Suge" Knight has seen the best of times, but right now he seems to be on the opposite end of that stick.

The man who once ruled the music industry with an iron fist has fallen on hard times.

In recent months Suge has been knocked out cold by a barber, been hospitalized after a scuffle at a night club. He's been filed on by two different women for failing to pay child support and now he can't pay his storage bills.

Conejo Valley Moving & Storage auctioned off Suge's personal belongings Saturday (February 20) to recoup a seven month old bill.

Items such as sppliances and gym equipment were sold as well as a large photo of Knight and the late Tupac Shakur that sold for only $100.

Total amount raised from the auction was $4500.

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An album of unreleased music from Tupac Shakur will be among a series of new releases coming from WIDEawake Entertainment Group, the owner of Death Row Records. The Canada-based development company will allow music publisher EverGreen to serve as the worldwide administration company of Death Row via a recently signed deal. Under the long-term agreement, EverGreen will administer and handle licensing for all Death Row music catalog compositions and master recordings. In addition, the company will process all mechanical and performance royalties in the catalog. EverGreen’s rights to market, promote and collect royalties on all copyrights and master recordings in the Death Row catalog will be extended from the joint venture. Among the material affected will be more than 10,000 released and unreleased songs by Shakur, Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg and Tha Dogg Pound, Kurupt, Daz Dillinger and Nate Dogg as well as never-before released albums by Crooked I, Lisa "Left Eye" Lopes, RBX, The Lady of Rage, Warren G, K-Solo, Danny Boy and DJ Quik, among others. The WIDEawake/Evergreen alliance comes after WIDEawake's $18 million purchase of Death Row in January. In the coming months, the resuscitated label will release new music, including Shakur’s unreleased work. The release of the late rap icon’s material will commemorate Shakur’s birthday in 2010. Unreleased material from Shakur will not be the only music to surface from Death Row’s return. The label is gearing up to re-release Dr. Dre’s classic album The Chronic. The Chronic re-release, titled The Chronic Re-Lit, will include four unreleased bonus tracks as well as a DVD of never before seen video footage of Dr. Dre and other artists. The Chronic Re-Lit is slated to hit stores on September 1, while the Death Row box sets will arrive in time for the holidays. Source :ALLHIPHOP
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