DJ Drama certainly made this past Wednesday night one to remember for the city of Atlanta. Drama brought out some of hip-hop's favorites for 'Beer & Tacos' at 595 North. With an appearance from Ludacris earlier in the evening, the already ecstatic crowd jumped through the roof when DJ Drama, T.I., Future, A$AP Rocky, DJ Holiday, DJ MLK and Grand Hustle's D.O.P.E all hit the stage at the same damn time! Not only did Drama captivate the crowd, he made 2 special announcements. He will release the next record; "My Moment" which is produced by T-Minus later today and you can expect Quality Street Music on September 18th!!
This project has been talked about for a while now and it looks like it's about to drop. Sheek Louch and Ghostface Killah team up to form Wu Block. Check out their first official single "Union Square" up top.
After previously blessing Sway in the Morning with a freestyle over Notorious B.I.G's "10 Crack Commandments," Childish Gambino takes a stab at the "Five Fingers of Death" where five unique beats are played back to back.
David Guetta gets assists from Chris Brown and Lil Wayne in his new video for "I Can Only Imagine."
"This video is more based on really strong images. More than story telling like my last video 'Turn Me On,' Guetta says. "This one is more like crazy super strong images, and futuristic images, and that's new to me so I'm really excited about it."
The Colin Tilley-directed track is featured on Guetta's fifth studio album Nothing but the Beat.
Akon finally delivers his long awaited Konkrete Jungle mixtape. Hosted by DJ Whoo Kid and Evil Empire, the project boasts several remixes of popular songs and boasts features from Busta Rhymes, E-40and others.
Bulgarian sprinter Georgi Kirilov Georgiev suffered a freakishly horrific leg injury during a race at the European Championships in Helsinki earlier this week.
Georgiev was competing in the 100 meter dash when midway through the race he began to limp before his right leg completely gives way and bends backwards. The injury was gruesome to watch.
Georgiev suffered a broken leg and dislocated knee according to the Daily Mail.
Check out the video below. Be warned, it is graphic.
Alicia Keys is gearing up for the release of her fifth studio album later this year. "New Day" is the project's first single and is produced by her husband Swizz Beatz.
Street Heat TV takes us behind the scenes of French Montana's latest visuals. "HeadQuarters" features Coke Boy, Chinx Drugz and Bad Boy artist Red Cafe. The song can be found on the Coke Boys 3 mixtape.
Snoop Dogg was popped this morning in Norway for carrying his favorite illegal plant. TMZ is reporting that Snoop was detained at customs at the Kjevic Airport in Kristiansand, where officials discovered 8 grams of weed.
In Norway anything less than 15 grams is punishable by a fine of 12,000 Norwegian Krone. That converts to roughly $1,980.13.
The New York Daily News reports that Snoop was also carrying more cash than is allowed and was fined for that also. In total Snoop had to shell out $8,600 for the violations.
Snoop is in the country to perform at the Hove Festival.
Nicki Minaj was in London for BBC Radio 1's Hackney Weekend several days ago and she got the chance to sit down with Tim Westwood. The Harajuku Barbie talked about her European tour, kissing Nas in her "Right By My Side" video, the Drake vs. Chris Brown fight, upcoming collaboration with 2 Chainz, Summer Jam drama and more.
The Supreme Court upheld President Obama’s historic health care law Thursday - a defining moment in the 2012 race for the White House.
The stunning ruling - unexpected from a Court led by conservatives - was a huge victory for Obama, who staked much of his term on passing the national plan.
The major debate came over the individual mandate, which requires Americans to have health care or face a financial penalty.
The buy-in by most Americans would raise enough money to pay for the entire plan.
The Supreme Court ruled that it was constitutional - with Chief Justice John Roberts joining the 5-4 majority opinion.
Roberts, who was appointed by GOP President George W. Bush, cast the tiebreaking vote that allowed the law to surive.
He and the more traditionally liberal justices ruled that the controversial mandate could exist as a tax - which kept the bill intact.
Republicans opposed Obamacare from the outset and their presidential candidate Mitt Romney has pledged to repeal all of it on his first day in office if elected.
Obama was expected to address the Court’s ruling later Thursday, but his campaign sent out a fundraising email before the Justices ruled - asking supporters “to have [the President’s] back.”
The decision - the most important Supreme Court ruling since it awarded the 2000 presidential election to Bush - has been awaited for months and has become the center of the political world.
Press, protesters, policy wonks s and passing tourists jammed the steps and sidewalks outside the high court, pouring over onto the opposite sidewalk in front of the Capitol on a hot and humid weekday morning.
Dueling protestors pounded drums, waved flags and held signs ranging from "Don't hijack my healthcare” to "ObamaScare."
Police sirens chirped as officers struggled to keep gawkers on the sidewalk and out of First St. NE.
With the Fourth of July less than a week away it's time to get some safety tips on how to handle fireworks. Jimmy Kimmel enlisted the help of "one of hip hip's prominent pyrotechnicians" Waka Flocka Flame.
Childish Gambino visited Shade 45'sSway in the Morning show recently and gave Sway the name of his new mixtape, Royalty, it's release date (July 4th) and spits a freestyle over Notorious B.I.G's classic 10 Crack Commandments.
The video for the last song Whitney Houston recorded before her death has finally been released. The late singer teamed up with former American Idol winner Jordin Sparks for "Celebrate," off of the Sparkle movie soundtrack.
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