Producer Real Bad Man is back with a new EP, "On High Alert Vol 4." He managed to lock down some great features, including Rigz, Mooch, Mav, Roc Marciano, Meyhem Lauren, Rome Streetz, Masta Ace, Maxo, Sachillpages, Sauce Heist, Marlon Craft, Willie the Kid, Cappadonna, Evidence, Boldy James, The Alchemist, Stove God Cooks.
The lead single and accompanying music video is "Back on One" featuring Roc Marciano and Meyhem Lauren.
Available on all streaming platforms
Tracklist:
01. Back on One Ft. Roc Marciano & Meyhem Lauren 02. Pot of Gold Ft. Evidence, Boldy James, Alchemist and Stove God Cooks 03. Big Boy Deli Ft. Rome Streetz 04. Stuck in Our Ways Ft. Rigz, M.A.V., & Mooch 05. Belong on Boats Ft. Willie the Kid & Cappadonna 06. This is What it is Ft. Marlon Craft 07. Game Don't Stop Ft. Sauce Heist 08. Live It up Ft. Masta Ace, Maxo & Sachillpages
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) — A man has been charged with murder in the death of a 9-year-old girl who was shot when fights broke out in the courtyard of an apartment complex in New Jersey’s capital city.
Isiah Roberts, 19, of Trenton, also faces two counts of aggravated assault and two weapons offenses, the Mercer County Prosecutor’s Office announced Wednesday. It wasn’t known if he’s retained an attorney.
The shooting occurred around 7:30 p.m. Friday in the courtyard of the Kingsbury Square apartments in Trenton. Police responding to reports of fights and possible shots fired there found the victim, Sequoya Bacon-Jones, who had been shot once. She was taken to a hospital but was pronounced dead there a short time later.
Authorities have said they don’t think the child was the intended target, but the investigation is ongoing. It’s also not clear if the shooting was related to the fight.
Stephen A. Smith reacts to Russell Westbrook’s wife taking to social media to address the criticism and harassment the family has received during Westbrook’s first season with the Los Angeles Lakers.
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The Knicks are a ‘national disgrace!’ - Stephen A. is DISGUSTED with the Knicks | Get Up Stephen A. Smith joins Get Up and goes on an epic rant about his disappoint and disgust with the New York Knicks this season.
BSB Records CEO and Brooklyn, New York emcee, Troy Ave, is still getting to the money dropping music independently. His new single "Rich & Ruthless" takes more shots at Casanova2x. Peep game below.
In this clip, 600 Breezy talked about Chief Keef being smart for leaving Chicago and never looking back. He said Keef knows that he's loved in Chicago but the forces that do hate him are very powerful, namely the Chicago Police Department. 600 Breezy also reflected on the death of Chief Keef's cousin Big Glo and how he was tragically killed days after signing his deal.
CNN host Jake Tapper unloaded on Hollywood, the NBA, and more for what he said was turning a blind eye to human rights atrocities in China and instead taking the communist country's money hand over fist at each and every possible opportunity.
During Sunday's conclusion of CNN's "State of the Union," Tapper lauded the Women's Tennis Association for standing up for morality and speaking out against brutalities against its people — "something that few other athletic organizations or corporations in general have been willing to do: criticize the Chinese government and take serious steps to protest its brutality."
Tapper added that American businesses should follow the lead of the Women's Tennis Association — which canceled all events it was supposed to hold in China after tennis player Peng Shuai accused former Vice Premier Zhang Gaoli of sexual assault.
He then hit out at the NBA and International Olympic Committee — which are in the process of holding events and planning to hold the 2022 Beijing Winter Olympics in February.
“Not only is the [International Olympic Committee] not raising its voice in solidarity in protest, the IOC is helping the Chinese government by providing cover,” Tapper added.
The IOC has previously insisted that it spoke to Shuai regarding the allegations, but Tapper said that more needs to be done.
"Yes, the Olympics are supposed to be free and without politics," he said. "But this is not about politics — the allegations against the Chinese government go far beyond its treatment of Shuai."
Tapper also pointed the finger at Hollywood and Disney in particular over its recent decision to film live-action "Mulan" in Xinjiang, where more than 1 million Uyghur Muslims have been placed in internment camps.
“The millionaires and billionaires of Hollywood and the NBA and the IOC and Wall Street are all so eager for Chinese cash, they’re pretending none of this is happening,” Tapper insisted. "Of course, Apple and Nike publicly claim to decry slave labor. But to be clear, the behavior we are seeing from U.S. corporations is not about a company surviving: It's about discontent with just hundreds of millions of dollars, desiring instead billions of dollars."
He concluded, “There is no amount of money that can buy enough soap to wash that blood off their hands.”
In the latest clip, Papoose talked about waiting six years to release his first single after appearing on Kool G Rap's album in 1998. While "Alphabetical Slaughter" and "Thug Connection" shortly after the Kool G Rap collaboration, he gave "Alphabetical Slaughter" an official re-release in 2004. Papoose recalled hearing DJ Kay Slay feature new artists on the radio during a two-week bid at Rikers Island and decided to take rap seriously and meet the legendary DJ.
Due to high demand living legend Havoc of Mobb Deep and longtime Infamous collaborator, Nyce Da Future, are proud to bless fans with the deluxe version of their "Future of the Streets" project. It boasts six new songs and guest appearances from Eto and Robegod.
All songs produced by Havoc except for the Eto-laced Prodigy tribute, "Don P."
Available now on all streaming platforms:
Tracklist:
1. I Can't Believe It 2. Everything I Love 3. Boss of the Bosses Ft. Havoc 4. Graphic 5. Savage 6. Say Yes 7. Active 8. Infamous
HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) — Pennsylvania prosecutors have dropped a felony theft charge against a man who underpaid for a bottle of Mountain Dew by 43 cents.
Prosecutors in Perry County dropped the theft charge this month against Joseph Sobolewski, 38, and downgraded another charge, the Patriot-News reported Tuesday.
In August, Sobolewski went into an Exxon in Duncannon and saw a sign advertising two 20-ounce Mountain Dew bottles for $3, he said. He took one bottle, slapped $2 on the counter for what he thought was a $1.50 soda and walked out, not realizing the discount did not apply to a single bottle.
The bottle really cost $2.29, so including tax, he owed the store 43 cents.
State police found Sobolewski and arrested him on a felony charge. A judge ordered him held on $50,000 cash-only bond. He was in jail for seven days before his public defender successfully argued for his release, the newspaper reported.
Sobolewski had twice in the past 10 years been charged with theft, once for not paying for a tank of gas and another time for stealing a pair of shoes from a store. Under Pennsylvania’s three-strikes law, a third theft charge must be a felony, regardless of the amount or value involved. He faced up to seven years in prison.
Sobolewski told the newspaper it was “great news” that the felony was being dismissed. “I feel I was treated unequally because I had a record.”
The newspaper previously reported that Sobolewski had been charged with theft in Cumberland County earlier in the summer on suspicion of trying to take items from a Hobby Lobby with his wife. For that charge, his bail was set at $2,000, and he is applying for a diversion program there.
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National Suicide Prevention Week runs from Sep 5, 2021 – Sat, Sep 11, 2021. To honor those who have succumbed to depression or mental health issues and felt there was no other way out, CEE Brown releases a powerful new song and accompanying music video, "Suicide Lullaby."
If you are having suicidal thoughts please reach out to someone right away. Call the National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 800-273-8255, or go to a hospital immediately.
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