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Jada Pinkett Smith isn't afraid to go there – even in front of her mom and daughter! The actress didn't hold back her thoughts on pornography on her hit Facebook Watch series "Red Table Talk" alongside mom Adrienne Banfield-Jones and daughter Willow Smith. Plus, the ladies laugh about Jada's husband Will turning heads as the genie in the new live-action "Aladdin." Go blue or go home, right?
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Bill Duke shared his thoughts on Nipsey Hussle's accused killer Eric Holder having a documented past of mental illness. Duke explained that speculation surrounding what led to Nipsey's death won't bring him back, which led into a conversation about getting people to care about their communities like Nipsey.
Elsewhere in the interview, Bill Duke spoke about leaders like Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and 2Pac knowing that they weren't going to live long lives. He also spoke about how Malcolm and Martin's death didn't spark a bigger change, which you can hear about more below.
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Rock$tar Ced flow is excellent and the music is well produced. He currently has three songs out that one must hear to judge on their own. The current songs are "Go Hard”, “Need 4 Speed” and “freestyle”. Rock$tar Ced is from South Carolina and his debut album is doing what's necessary to be to the next level. His look is amazing and girls will love the cool flow.
A legendary artist has come from a place; talent, birthright sometimes and working hard and if Rock$tar Ced will get great radio play and can do a transitional effect in the music industry. When one has a flow as well as Rock$tar Ced it's hard to ignore. He has the great potential to take over the in a minded way and listing to his track the voice is what we are needing.
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Rock$tar Ced is an up and coming rapper from association South Carolina has been on the ascent recently with his introduction collection titled "Tha Debut" with singles, for example, "Go Hard" "Need 4 Speed" and "Freestyle" with South Carolina's own one of a kind "Coach Peake" Rock$tar Ced has so much potential and a consistent developing fan base as he keeps on making progress toward enormity, be vigilant for this up and coming rapper who's certainly on the ascent to popularity!
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"The Gypsy King" Tyson Fury joins Ariel Helwani's MMA Show and dives into the possibilities of agreeing on an official rematch between Deontay Wilder and himself sometime early next year, and directly calls out Anthony Joshua.
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Rochester, New York has become a hotbed for new hip hop talent. You could even argue that the city is leading the way for the entire East Coast.
That brings us to Yikey Mikey ... an emcee who offers fans vivid insight into the gritty streets of Hell's Roof.
Check out Mikey's new visual for "Short Fused."
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Report via TMZ -- Nipsey Hussle's daughter, Emani, will not go back to her mother ... and the mother is livid.
Tanisha Foster was in court Monday, trying to regain custody of her 10-year-old girl. Emani has been living with Nispey's sister, Samantha, since his death last March.
Nipsey's family was in court and squared off with Tanisha, whom they believe is not fit to care for Emani. The hearing was sealed ... but there's another date scheduled in July.
Tanisha's lawyer, Larry Lewellyn, tells TMZ he's working with Nipsey's family on a visitation schedule that will be in Emani's best interest.
As for Tanisha ... she left the courtroom crying and told us she's "pissed off."
We broke the story ... Samantha believes Emani's biological mother is unfit to care for the 10-year-old, and Samantha played a crucial role in helping raise her when Nipsey was alive. Samantha wrote in her petition that she wants to "ensure the continued stability for Emani and ensure that she will be able to maintain her current and ongoing relationship" with her fam.
Emani's mother, Tanisha, broke down crying in court last week, saying she hadn't seen her daughter in months. At the time, the judge gave them about 20 minutes alone together.
Still ... Nipsey's sister might have a strong case in asking for guardianship. Tanisha has a warrant out for her arrest right now, relating to an unsettled DUI case in 2017. She's also got a lengthy rap sheet filled with arrests dating back to 2006 and 2007.
Nipsey has another child with Lauren London -- a son named Kross -- but he's obviously staying with his mom. No issues there.
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Chuck Dizzle & DJ HED had the opportunity to sit with the Suge Knight Jr., son Deathrow Records former CEO Marion 'Suge' Knight to discuss launching the New Deathrow, misconceptions that come with carrying his name, relationship with former Deathrow artists, getting support from his father, personally asking him about the death of 2pac and more.
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The Griselda Records crew of Westside Gunn, Conway the Machine and Benny the Butcher took over Sway in the Morning for an interview and freestyle session.
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Reggaeton superstar Ozuna goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Barneys New York and talks about his favorite sneakers growing up in Puerto Rico, the island's growing streetwear and sneaker scene, and the importance of Daddy Yankee's Reebok deal.
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Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe discuss the Toronto Raptors 118-112 double OT win over the Milwaukee Bucks. Hear them give out grades to both Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kawhi Leonard after last night's Game 3.
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Report via TMZ -- Federal prosecutors are laying out an overwhelming case connecting Kodak Black to a shooting earlier this year ... but the rapper's attorney says the feds are all bark with no bite.
Prosecutors say Kodak bought 3 weapons and more than 100 rounds of ammo back in February from Lou's Police Distributors -- a federal firearms licensee in Hialeah, Florida. That purchase, prosecutors allege, was facilitated after Kodak lied on a January gun application.
Kodak dropped $3,518.71 for a Mini Draco pistol, Sig MPX K 9mm pistol and Sig P238 .380 pistol.
On March 7, prosecutors say, a Porsche Panamera rented by Kodak was in Golden Acres a neighborhood in Pompano Beach, where he grew up during a shooting. The feds say the intended target was a rival rapper, who was not hit but whose house -- filled with kids -- was littered with bullets. No one was hit.
Law enforcement responded to the scene and found several spent castings and the MPX K Kodak bought in February. Prosecutors say the weapon had Kodak's fingerprints and a live round in the chamber that jammed during the shooting.
Prosecutors also say cops found the Porsche abandoned 14 miles from the scene of the crime and heavily damaged. The SUV's GPS data was then downloaded ... pinpointing the SUV in the Golden Acres neighborhood at the time of the shooting.
In docs, the feds say multiple witnesses saw Kodak at the scene of the shooting. The rapper has NOT been charged with any crime and the investigation continues.
As we first reported ... federal prosecutors wanna keep the rapper behind bars and deny him bail on the heels of his arrest at Rolling Loud for allegedly lying on 2 gun applications. While laying out their argument to keep Kodak behind bars, prosecutors brought up the March 7 shooting.
Kodak's attorney, Bradford Cohen, tells TMZ ... he's yet to see any type of reports that show Kodak's fingerprints on the gun. Additionally prosecutors admitted that the weapon found on scene never fired. He adds, "Witnesses came forward to us as well and stated they did not see Kodak Black at the scene that night."
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Report via TMZ -- Nipsey Hussle's baby mama is a wanted woman -- with a lengthy criminal record -- after she recently skipped out on a court appearance in a DUI case.
Tanisha Foster was busted for DUI in Los Angeles a couple years back. She pleaded no contest to one of the charges and was sentenced to 3 years probation. Foster missed a court date for the case on May 15 -- her probation was revoked -- and a bench warrant was issued.
The DUI arrest isn't the only thing on Foster's record ... in 2007 she was busted for vandalism, annoying phone calls and disturbing the peace. Those charges were eventually dismissed after she completed her probation. In 2006, she was arrested for resisting arrest and disturbing the peace.
The arrest warrant comes in the middle of a nasty back and forth with Tanisha and Nipsey's brother and sister. Nipsey's siblings are asking for custody of his 10-year-old daughter, Emani, claiming Tanisha isn't a stable parent.
Both sides were in court for an emotional hearing Tuesday. Tanisha broke down in tears saying it had been months since she spent time with Emani. A judge cleared the courtroom and gave the two 20 minutes together.
A judge has yet to rule on the custody of Emani.
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International superstar Shaggy recently sat down with The Breakfast Club to chop it up about his inner circle, realizing his purpose and more.
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Official Music Video by Marv'less for "Feelin Cocky" off The Album "Stayin Alive."
Shot By Trulight Flims
Marv'less - "Feelin Cocky" Available Now:
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NEW YORK (AP) — Deontay Wilder believes they are coming, the mega matchup with Anthony Joshua and the rematch with Tyson Fury.
Until then, he moved onto some business with Dominic Breazeale.
He took care of it quickly and emphatically.
Wilder got back into the win column Saturday night, knocking out Breazeale with an overpowering right hand in the first round to defend his heavyweight title.
“There’s been a lot of animosity and a lot of words that were said and it just came out of me tonight,” Wilder said.
Wilder hurt Breazeale with a right to the head early in their fight at Barclays Center, but the challenger had recovered from that early onslaught. But there was no coming back from the right later in the round that immediately dropped Breazeale, who was trying to get up as referee Harvey Dock counted him out at 2:17 of the round.
“When I hit him with the right hand the first time, his body language changed,” Wilder said.
And with the last one, Breazeale’s body language crumpled.
Wilder (41-0-1, 40 KOs) was coming off his draw against Fury in December, the first fight of his pro career that wasn’t a victory. He wanted a rematch with Fury or a unification match with fellow champion Joshua, but settled for a mandatory defense of his WBC title when those couldn’t be made.
He ended it quickly, finishing off Breazeale (20-2) after being pushed hard in each of his last two fights.
Wilder weighed in at a little more than 223 pounds, a gain from the 209 he was at for the Fury fight, but still well below the 245 he set as a goal after feeling he was too small in that bout, in which he dropped Fury with a huge combination in the 12th round but had to settle for the draw when the challenger was able to get up and finish the fight.
An immediate rematch was expected before Fury surprisingly went another route.
“I understand what Tyson Fury did. When you get dropped on the canvas like that, I understand you have to get yourself back together,” Wilder said. “But the rematch will happen, like all these other fights will happen. The great thing is all these fights are in discussion. The big fights will happen.”
And Wilder won’t need any more pounds as long as he still has one of the most feared right hands in boxing.
Breazeale had downplayed Wilder’s power, saying heavyweights are supposed to hit hard. But he should certainly be a believer now.
He was challenging for a heavyweight title for the second time, having been stopped by Joshua in the seventh round three years ago in Britain. He said he had learned and grown from that fight, but there’s nothing that could have prepared him for what faced in landing just two punches before 13,181 fans in Brooklyn.
“This was a situation where he landed the big right hand before I did,” Breazeale said. “I thought I was going to come on in the later rounds. I’ll be back and go for the heavyweight title again.”
Wilder and Joshua was the fight just about everyone in boxing would prefer to see, but so far it’s been all talk without seriously moving close to action.
Joshua will be making his U.S. debut at nearby Madison Square Garden on June 1, so perhaps they could try again afterward to negotiate a bout.
Wilder easily put aside the letdown of not fighting Joshua or Fury again because of his anger toward Breazeale over an altercation involving family members at an Alabama hotel in 2017. He went as far as to tout his ability to kill a man in the ring, remarks for which WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman said would be addressed by the organization in a hearing.
Wilder was coming off tough tests in his last two bouts, getting rocked by Luis Ortiz in their March 2018 fight in this arena before stopping the Cuban in the 10th round, and needing a knockdown in the final round to secure the draw with Fury.
He looked like a picture of peace as he carried his young daughter into the arena about three hours earlier, but was back to making his case as boxing’s baddest man once the fighting started.
In the other title fight on the card, Gary Russell Jr. (30-1, 18 KOs) defended his piece of the featherweight title when the referee stopped his bout with Kiko Martinez (39-9-2) late in the fifth round on the advice of the ringside doctor because of a bad cut over the challenger’s left eye.
ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED.@BronzeBomber banks a Round 1 KO against @TroubleBoxing.#WilderBreazeale pic.twitter.com/dtmcsVFqQh
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In this clip, B.G. Knocc Out gave his take on YNW Melly facing a murder charge and potentially the death penalty. He said the circumstances around his case shows that he's a sick person if the allegations are true. B.G. Knocc Out also discussed surveillance technology and how he believes it is reducing gang activity because it's harder to get away with anything today.
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'Power's Omari Hardwick who plays Ghost from Starz hit show 'Power' sits down w/ Ebro in the Morning to address the backlash of the viral clip of him kissing Beyoncé twice, his relationship w/ The Carters, the final season of 'Power', 50 Cent's advice to him and more.
Watch the final season Aug. 25.
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Bill Duke spoke about working with Mel Gibson on Bird on a Wire and Payback, and thinking that he was one of the nicest, most respectful actors he's ever worked with. However, when Gibson's racist and anti-Semitic remarks went public, Duke felt like Gibson's words were "deplorable." He went on to speak about drugs and alcohol taking people to a different place, but Duke maintained that he only had positive interactions with Mel Gibson.
Bill Duke spoke about working with 50 Cent in the past, and said that he thinks the rapper is a great lyricist and an incredible businessman. He noted that they spoke about business while on the set of ‘Get Rich or Die Tryin’ and that he asked the rapper questions about his business acumen as well.
From there, Duke spoke about being in one of the ‘X-Men’ films, saying it was an incredible experience but learned a lot from being in the movie. He said he never worked with a green screen before that point, saying he had to respond as an actor to things that were not there.
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Former mixed martial artist and current comedian and sports commentator, Brenden Schaub, stopped by The Breakfast Club to talk about his new Showtime special, MMA fighting and stand-up comedy.
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There's a reason RJ Payne is the newest member of Benny The Butcher's Black Soprano Family (BSF). It comes down to bars, which RJ has in abundance.
Prior to linking up with Benny, RJ, had already established himself as one of the best lyricists on the indie scene. His "If Cocaine Could Talk" album series, as well as "The Elohim" project put fellow emcees on notice that there was a new sheriff in town.
Next up is RJ's "Leatherface" LP. Which drops next week.
But before we get ahead of ourselves, let's circle back to RJ's music video for "Cocaine Buffet," produced by Fonkstarr of Crummie Beats. This is taken from "If Cocaine Could Talk Vol. 2."
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