Joe Budden drops off the first release from his forthcoming EP entitled Some Love Lost, which will be released on November 4. Take a listen to "Ordinary Love Shit Pt. 4" up top and pre-order the EP now from iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/some-love-lost/id931154830.
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16orBetter Episode 37 features Hanz, Fabeyon and Sure Shot
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Thisis50 & Young Jack Thriller recently spoke with Alexis Golden for an exclusive interview!
Alexis Golden on doing adult film, being a swinger, shooting her own content, being a milf, favorite postions, how you can be in her movies & much more!
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The capture of suspected serial killer Darren Deon Thomas has led to the discovery of the bodies of seven women. All of their deaths have been ruled homicides. The bodies were found in Gary and Hammond, Indiana.
Thomas was arrested and confessed to the strangulation murder of 19-year old prostitute Afrikka Hardy after her body was found on Friday, October 17, at a Motel 6 in Hammond.
At that time Vann, who now lives in Gary, began cooperating with police, leading them to several more bodies including that of 35-year old Anith Jones.
Authorities say the information received from Vann has been very accurate. The bodies were located in abandoned houses. There could be more found during the investigation. Vann indicated the murders could date back as far as 20 years.
Hammond Mayor Thomas McDermott Jr. commented on the deaths via his Facebook page on Sunday.
Hardy's family has also responded with a Facebook post.
Vann is registered as a sex offender in Texas. In 2009 he was sent to prison there for aggravated sexual assault. He was released in July 2013. Like his other victims, Vann met that woman through an add on backpage.com. They agreed to meet for sex. At that time he asked if she was a cop. She responded that she wasn't, he then attacked her.
As the investigation ccontinues there's a possibility more states could get involved.
Source: Fox 32
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Check out 3D Na'Tee's new music video for "Do It For the Gram."
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Nicki Minaj is featured in the November issue of GQ. The Young Money star is described as a "cheeky genius" in her interview headline. She discusses the craze her "Anaconda" cover art has caused and more with writer Taffy Brodesser-Akner.
"I just said I'll put it out, never thought in a billion years that people would be putting [other] people's heads on it. It's the craziest shit," Nicki says of the cover art. "What hasn't it been? They've made it everything."
To check out the full interview head over to GQ. In the meantime peep Nicki's photos from her shoot with Mark Seliger. The issue hits newsstands on October 28.
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Soulja Boy is dropping a new project on Halloween, October 31, entitled Young Millionaire. Here's two tracks off of it, "Michael Jordan" and "Ultra." Listen and hit the download up top and below.
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Trinidad James calls on Young Scooter and Twista for the official "Def Jam" remix. Give it a listen up top.
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Paloma Ford was featured on Meek Mill's single "I Don't Know." The Dream Chasers Records CEO returns the favor on Paloma's new song entitled "Let Me See It."
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Far Rockaway, Queens and Brooklyn link up as Coke Boys rapper Chinx links up with GS9's Bobby Shmurda and Rowdy Rebel for his new single entitled "Bodies." The track was produced by Young Chop.
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Out of nowhere a new song from Drake entitled "How About Now." Much like Mike Jones' 2005 hit record "Back Then," Drizzy's latest is about how about people's attitude's change once you're famous.
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The Billionaire Buck (@comptonsbuck) movement shows no signs of stoppin
or losin steam...still feeding the people 1st he gave you the radio
smash "Around Da Way" then he walked you his roots/city of "Compton,
California" with the "Live From Compton" visual freestyle now he's
dropping the Club/Street banger "Whoop" sure satisfy any crowd until
the release of Billionaire Buck's soon to be released "BLACKJEW"
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Rich The Kid links up with Migos for his single "Goin' Crazy." Check out the visuals for it below. Directed by Gabriel Hart. The song is available now on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/goin-crazy-feat.-migos-single/id909536694.
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(CNN) -- Forensic tests have found the blood of Michael Brown on the gun, uniform and police cruiser belonging to Officer Darren Wilson, who fatally shot the unarmed teen two months ago in Ferguson, Missouri, The New York Times reported.
The revelation, provided by unnamed government officials familiar with a federal civil rights investigation, marked the first public account of Wilson's testimony to investigators.
That it could potentially serve as exculpatory evidence -- or at the very least, used by Wilson's supporters to back the officer's account of what transpired on Canfield Drive on August 9 -- immediately drew suspicion and anger from leading activists who portended an ominous reaction from Brown supporters.
"This is clearly constructed and contrived to justify the killing of Mike Brown," Ferguson resident Pam Peters told CNN affiliate KTVI.
Angela Whitman, a Ferguson resident who was among activists meeting with U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder there in August, found the newspaper account of Wilson's testimony "so hard to believe."
She said the report addressed only the initial encounter and not the subsequent fatal shooting, when some witnesses said Brown was surrendering with his hands up. But police said Wilson shot Brown after the teen attacked him and tried to take his gun.
Whitman speculated that the account was leaked to the newspaper because a St. Louis County grand jury investigating the teen's killing is now leaning toward not indicting the officer.
"If [Michael Brown] struggled with this officer, this still does not justify why this child is not alive," Whitman said. "If this young man did this, and struggled, that means he got free. And then witnesses said he turned around with his hands up. This kid should still be alive.
"There was speculation probably about a week ago, that Wilson will not be indicted, and that he is going to get off. People are more angry now. There's more anger now than when the incident happened," Whitman continued.
Whitman worried whether the revelation would provoke another round of racially charged protests akin to the violent demonstrations immediately after Brown's August 9 death in the St. Louis suburb. Wilson is white; Brown was black.
"This is not a black and white thing, this is about what's right and wrong. St. Louis is in trouble, because if this is what Darren Wilson said, and they believe him, St. Louis is going to burn," Whitman said.
"I'm so frustrated with this. It's all for political gain. It's become no longer about Mike Brown," Whitman added.
The officer's account
Wilson, 28, a resident of the St. Louis area, has stayed out of the spotlight since the incident, and until now, few details have emerged publicly about his side of the story.
Wilson told investigators he was trying to leave his car when Brown shoved him back in, the Times reported Friday night.
Once in, Brown pinned him in his car and tried to get his gun, which made him fear for his safety, the newspaper reported, citing unnamed government officials familiar with the federal civil rights case.
The officer told authorities that Brown hit him and scratched him repeatedly, leaving bruises on his face and neck, according to The Times.
Analyst: "Helpful testimony" for officer
CNN legal analyst Paul Callan said the new account appears to be "strong evidence" favoring the officer, but "the real focus on the case will shift to what happened outside of the car when Michael Brown ran away, according to many witnesses," Callan said.
"I think the focus will shift on the officer," Callan said. "He is not out of the woods yet, even though this is helpful testimony for him.
"The officer will claim here that because Michael Brown tried to kill him with his gun ... he was a danger to the public and to the officer in general," Callan said. "However, if, as some witnesses have said, Michael Brown turned with his hands up in a surrender gesture, well, then he's no longer a threat to anybody and he cannot be shot.
"The officer may be saying, well, that is not what's happening. He was running towards me and trying to tackle me and he constitutes a continuing threat to my safety. So it will depend on what the grand jury believes which is the accurate version," Callan said.
Gun fired twice in car
FBI forensic tests showed the gun was fired twice in the car, with one bullet hitting Brown's arm while the second one missed, the newspaper said.
In addition to Wilson's uniform and gun, forensic tests found the teen's blood on the interior door panel of his car, The Times said.
His account did not include an explanation on why he shot at Brown even after they got out of the car, according to The Times. A preliminary autopsy showed the teen was shot at least six times, including twice in the head.
Separate federal and local investigations are still ongoing, but the government officials said the evidence so far does not indicate that the officer violated any civil rights, The Times reported.
CNN cannot confirm the details of The Times' report.
A grand jury is considering whether Wilson should be tried on other charges.
What happened in the car mostly a mystery
Most of the accounts of Brown's shooting have focused on what happened outside the car -- on the street -- with conflicting narratives between both sides.
Dorian Johnson, 22, who was walking with Brown on the street when the shooting occurred, told CNN that the officer pulled up and told them to get on the sidewalk. They told him they were almost home, and would be off the street shortly.
The officer drove forward, but stopped and backed up, almost hitting the pair, Johnson said.
"We were so close, almost inches away, that when he tried to open his door aggressively, the door ricocheted both off me and Big Mike's body and closed back on the officer," he said.
Witnesses' version a stark contrast
Still in his car, the officer grabbed Brown by his neck, but he tried to pull away as the officer pulled him toward him, Johnson said.
The officer drew his weapon and fired, hitting Brown, Johnson said. A bloodied Brown took off running, but the officer followed him and fired, according to Johnson.
Brown turned around with his hands up and told the officer he was unarmed, but the officer fired and the teen hit the ground, Johnson said.
Another witness, Tiffany Mitchell, has said she saw Wilson and Brown "tussling through the window" of the police cruiser.
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CNN's Nick Valencia contributed to this report.
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30-year old Tanya Miller will spend the next six years in prison, which will give her plenty of time to reflect on her mistakes.
The New York Daily News reports that Miller, her boyfriend Barry Doswell and another accomplice, Kevin Docherty, hatched a plan to rob a bank in northern England.
Barry Doswell and Tanya Miller
Miller was the getaway driver while the other two entered the bank. The mother of four had her 8-month old child strapped in a car seat during the ordeal.
The three got away with $5,000, but were soon tracked down.
Kevin Docherty
Docherty, who threatened a bank teller with a knife during the robbery, was sentenced to seven years in prison. Miller and Doswell got six years each.
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Rico Love drops off an official music video for "Japanese Denim." This is off of his I Sin mixtape. Download it now for free from Datpiff http://www.datpiff.com/Rico-Love-I-Sin-mixtape.639878.html
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Chief Keef rolls out another new joint. This one is entitled "Now and Later" featuring Tyga. It was produced by Da Brain. It's off of Sosa's forthcoming project, Thot Beaker, set to be released on February 14, 2015.
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Gwen Stefani is back on the music scene with a new single entitled "Baby Don't Lie." Take a listen to it up top and let us know what you think in the comment section below.
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