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Jeremih and Chi Hoover, two chicago natives have been working together recently on an abundance of tracks. Jeremih linked up with Kevin & Antoinne of ElevatorMag and put together a dope simple visual for the fans. This video perfectly portrays a regular day in the life of Jeremih. Make sure you follow us on instagram @Jeremih @ChiHoover40kBeam @Lvtrkevin @Lvtrtoinne
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Thisis50 Radio (Gossip Viv, Hynaken & DJ Thoro) recently caught up with Reek Da Villian!
Reek Da Villian Speaks on his falling out with Busta Rhymes and signing with Rich Gang!
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Ever since Paula Patton separated from her husband Robin Thicke in February, he's tried everything he can think of to win her back. The singer even dedicated his last album to her, naming it Paula. Now it appears he's ready to move on.
The Los Angeles home the two shared during their 9-year marriage has gone up for sale.
TMZ reports that an attorney is working on splitting the former couple's assets and hammering out a financial settlement.
Neither Robin or Paula has hired a divorce attorney. The "Blurred Lines" hit maker says it will be up to his estranged wife to file the necessary paperwork to end the marriage, because he won't.
Robin met Paula when he was 14-years old. The two were married in 2005. They have one son, Julian Fuego Thicke, born in 2010
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Joe Young lets loose yet another Banger. This time its with his Collabo Partner K Young and Multiplatinum and Award Winning Rap Artist Yung Berg. The Song is called "Im On" is featured on the Collabo EP BOBC Black Bottles and Models
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Lil Scrappy went off on the staff at Nickelodeon Suites Resort in Orlando, Florida on Wednesday, July 23.
The resort was in the middle of a contest where they pick children out of the audience to participate. The Love & Hip Hop star walks out on stage during the middle of it to confront a woman conducting the show.
"I'm sorry sir, we're in the middle of a show. If you could just head right over there," she tells him.
Scrappy appears agitated and says something that is inaudible on the video of the incident, but Momma Dee told TMZ that her son said, "You need to pick my daughter. This is some racist-ass sh*t."
According to Momma Dee, Scrappy's 9-year old daughter Emani was repeatedly passed over in favor of white kids.
The person who shot the video agreed with the rapper's version of events.
A rep for the resort denied the racism accusation, telling TMZ kids must follow specific protocol. They went on to say that every child, no matter their race, national origin, sex, religion or color gets equal treatment and that Emani was allowed to participate.
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Hot Boy Turk links up with Emani Da Made Woman and Swazy for the title track from his next project entitled "Get Money Stay Real." Check it out up top. Produced by Josh Did That.
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Brooklyn, New York emcee Troy Ave is teaming up with the Los Angeles Leakers for the 5th installment of his BSB mixtape series. Today he gives fans a sample of what to expect from the project as he and two of the Brick Star Boyz, King Sevin and Young Lito remix Chidish Gambino's "3005."
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Nyemiah Supreme puts her spin on some of her favorite 90's classics on Quarter Water Vol. 1. The project was mixed by DJ Louie XIV. It features Nyemiah's Sisterhood of Hip-Hop co-star Siya and Brooklyn's own, Maino!
Check out the music video for Nyemiah's remake of Junior M.A.F.I.A.'s "Get Money" featuring Maino below.
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Former NFL superstar Chad "Ochocinco" Johnson now plays professionally for the Montreal Alouettes of the Canadian Football League.
Nardwuar the Human Serviette caught up with him in Vancouver, BC to talk about growing up in Miami, Trick Daddy, Trina, hugging the ref when he scored his first CFL touchdown, getting Bill Clinton to one of his parties and much more.
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Common was the musical guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live Wednesday, July 23rd. The Chicago emcee performed "Blak Majik" featuring Jhene Aiko. He was later joined by Vince Staples for "Kingdom." Both songs are off of Common's new album, Nobody's Smiling.
Blak Majik
Kingdom
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Busta Rhmyes stopped by Sway in the Morning for an interesting conversation. He talked about how he and Eminem competed on his new single "Calm Down," music changing his life, confirms he never slept with Janet Jackson, E.L.E. 2 (Extinction Level Event 2) and why he left Cash Money Records.
"I was there for two years and the opportunity was a great opportunity at the time because of the type of deal that was done," Busta said. "We going through the natural course of how things are supposed to pan out. And for me with this particular project, and all of the sacrifice that went into it recording the album for five years. I'm not compromising my vision for it. If I feel like if, in the slightest way, we ain’t facilitating everything necessary for the vision to be seen and executed in the way I’m envisioning this shit for the last five years, let me live and die in my own own inequity, homie."
Busta added that he and Birdman left things open to do business in the future. To hear his comments about Cash Money skip to the 10:20 mark.
E.L.E. 2 (Extinction Level 2) in on the way.
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Nicki Minaj puts her ample cakes on full display on the cover of her new single "Anaconda." The Young Money emcee rocks a pink sports bra, pink G-string and blue Jordans while striking a provocative pose. The song will be available on iTunes July 28th.
Her third studio album entitled "The Pink Print" is due out later this year.
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Opponents on capital punishment will no doubt renew their argument against it after a botched execution took place Wednesday, July 24, in Arizona.
Joseph Rudolph Wood was scheduled to die by lethal injection. He was declared dead at 3:59 PM, an hour and fifty seven minutes after the execution began.
Associated Press reporter Astrid Galvan witnessed the execution. She said Wood was administered a pain killer and sedative, after which he started gasping for air. The inmate reportedly gasped at least 600 time over the next hour and 40 minutes.
Woods lawyers filed emergency appeals with state and federal courts asking that the execution be stopped, but were denied.
Jeanne Brown, left, had a sister and father murdered by Joseph Rudolph Wood
Woods was convicted in the shooting deaths of estranged girlfriend Debra Dietz, 29, and her father, Gene Dietz, 55, at their auto repair shop in Tuscon in 1989. On the days of the murders he went to the shop and waited for Gene to get off of a phone call. Gene then shot him in the chest with a revolver and smiled.
Debra, who was frantically trying to call for help, was grabbed by throat by Wood who told her, "I told you I was going to do it. I have to kill you," according to a witness.
Gene Dietz never approved of his daughter's relationship with Wood because he was abusive. At the time of her death Debra had an order of protection against him.
He made a statement about finding Jesus prior to the beginning of his execution, but did not apologize to the victim's family members who were there.
"I take comfort knowing today my pain stops, and I said a prayer that on this or any other day you may find peace in all of your hearts and may God forgive you all."
Wood then turned his head towards the family members and smiled. A gesture that only angered them more, according to the Associated Press.
"He's the one that pulled the trigger. This man conducted a horrifying murder and you guys are going, 'let's worry about the drugs,'" said Richard Brown, the brother-in-law of Debbie Dietz. "Why didn't they give him a bullet? Why didn't we give him Drano? We didn't give him the drugs. The state gave him the drugs and he went to sleep and that was it. He smiled and laughed at us and went to sleep. So all you people that think that these drugs are bad, the hell with you guys."
"Everybody here from what I heard said it was excruciating," said Jeanne Brown, whose father and sister were murdered. "You don't know what excruciating is. What's excruciating is seeing your dad lying there in a pool of blood. Seeing your sister lying there in a pool pf blood. that's excruciating."
While defense lawyer Dale Baich called the execution "botched," state Department of Corrections Director Charles Ryan said all procedures were carried out correctly.
"Throughout this execution, I conferred and collaborated with our IV team members and was assured unequivocally that the inmate was comatose and never in pain or distress."
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer
Arizona Governor Jan Brewer said a full review of the state's execution process will be ordered. However, she was satisfied with the way Wood's was handled.
"One thing is certain, however," Brewer's statement read, "Wood died in a lawful manner and by eyewitness and medical accounts he did not suffer. This is in stark comparison to the gruesome, vicious suffering that he inflicted on his two victims - and the lifetime of suffering he has caused their family."
Arizona execution takes 2 hours
Arizona Execution Takes Almost Two Hours
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Richard Brown frustrated with people debating lethal injections. Says the killer got what he deserved
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(Reuters) - An Air Algerie flight crashed on Thursday en route from Ouagadougou in Burkina Faso to Algiers with 110 passengers on board, an Algerian aviation official said.
There were few clear indications of what might have happened to the aircraft, or whether there were casualties, but Burkina Faso Transport Minister Jean Bertin Ouedrago said it asked to change route at 0138 GMT because of a storm in the area.
"I can confirm that it has crashed," the Algerian official told Reuters, declining to be identified or give any details about what had happened to the aircraft on its way north.
Almost half of the passengers were French citizens, an airline official said.
Two French fighter jets based in the region have been dispatched to try to locate the airliner along its probable route, a French army spokesman said. Niger security sources said planes were flying over the border region with Mali to search for the flight. Algeria's state news agency APS said authorities lost contact with flight AH 5017 an hour after it took off from Burkina Faso, but other officials gave differing accounts of the times of contact, adding to confusion about the plane's fate.
Swiftair, the private Spanish company that owns the plane, confirmed it had lost contact with the MD-83 operated by Air Algerie, which it said was carrying 110 passengers and six crew.
A diplomat in the Malian capital Bamako said that the north of the country - which lies on the plane's likely flight path - was struck by a powerful sandstorm overnight.
Whatever the cause, another plane crash is likely to add to nerves in the industry after a Malaysia Airlines plane was downed over Ukraine last week, a TransAsia Airways crashed off Taiwan during a thunderstorm on Wednesday and airlines canceled flights into Tel Aviv due to the conflict in Gaza.
An Air Algerie representative in Burkina Faso, Kara Terki, told a news conference that all the passengers on the plane were in transit, either for Europe, the Middle East or Canada.
He said the passenger list included 50 French, 24 Burkinabe, eight Lebanese, four Algerians, two from Luxembourg, one Belgian, one Swiss, one Nigerian, one Cameroonian, one Ukrainian and one Romanian. Lebanese officials said there were at least 10 Lebanese citizens on the flight.
A spokeswoman for SEPLA, Spain’s pilots union, said the six crew were from Spain. She could not give any further details.
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Swiftair said on its website the aircraft took off from Burkina Faso at 0117 GMT and was supposed to land in Algiers at 0510 GMT but never reached its destination.
An Algerian aviation official said the last contact Algerian authorities had with the missing Air Algerie aircraft was at 0155 GMT when it was flying over Gao, Mali.
Aviation authorities in Burkina say they handed the flight to the control tower in Niamey, Niger, at 1:38 a.m. (0138 GMT). They said the last contact with the flight was just after 4:30 a.m. (0330 GMT).
Burkina Faso minister Ouedrago said the flight asked the control tower in Niamey to change route at 0138 GMT because of a storm in the Sahara.
However, a source in the control tower in Niamey, who declined to be identified, said it had not been contacted by the plane, which in theory should have flown over Mali. Burkinabe authorities have set up a crisis unit in Ouagadougou airport to provide information to families.
Issa Saly Maiga, head of Mali's National Civil Aviation Agency, said that a search was under way for the missing flight.
"We do not know if the plane is Malian territory," he told Reuters. "Aviation authorities are mobilized in all the countries concerned - Burkina Faso, Mali, Niger, Algeria and even Spain."
Aviation websites said the missing aircraft, one of four MD-83s owned by Swiftair, was 18-years-old. The aircraft's two engines are made by Pratt & Whitney, a unit of United Technologies.
U.S. planemaker McDonnell Douglas, now part of Boeing, stopped producing the MD-80 airliner family in 1999 but it remains in widespread use. According to British consultancy Flightglobal Ascend, there are 482 MD-80 aircraft in operation, many of them in the United States.
"Boeing is aware of the report (on the missing aircraft). We are awaiting additional information," a spokesman for the planemaker said.
Swiftair has a relatively clean safety record, with five accidents since 1977, two of which caused a total of eight deaths, according to the Washington-based Flight Safety Foundation.
Air Algerie's last major accident was in 2003 when one of its planes crashed shortly after take-off from the southern city of Tamanrasset, killing 102 people. In February this year, 77 people died when an Algerian military transport plane crashed into a mountain in eastern Algeria.
(This story was refiled to fix grammar in paragraph 2)
(Additional reporting by Patrick Markey, Daniel Flynn, David Lewis, Mathieu Bonkoungou,Julien Toyer, Tracy Rucinski, Laila Bassam, Marine Pennetier and Tim Hepher; Writing by Patrick Markey; Editing by Alison Williams)
Air Algerie plane: Flight details released
Search underway for missing Algerie flight
Missing Flight AH5017 Disappears From Radar in Algeria
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