Ca$his is back with a new single titled "New Whip." This one features Joe Moses, K Young and Sulle J. It's off of Ca$his forthcoming Art Imitates Life project.
Metta World Peace began his professional basketball career with the Chicago Bulls after being drafted to the NBA in 1999. We watched the Queensbridge, New York native change his name (twice) as he traveled the world to play in different leagues, and though he plans to continue doing so, Los Angeles has proven to be where his heart resides.
It wasn't easy for Metta - formerly known as Ron Artest & The Panda's Friend - to get back into the U.S. league after his stints in China and Italy. Though a veteran in the game, he had to work just as hard as the rookies. "I was fighting my way to get back in," he tells us. "It was hard to get back in the NBA. I had no options. The Lakers was like, my only option."
Watch on as Metta World Peace speaks on his eccentric name changes, compares Snoop Dogg to a panda, and talks about his professional and personal relationships with Lakers' teammate, Kobe Bryant.
Baby D gives you another leak, his mixtape is on the way but until then, Get T'DUP to the new record " Fuck U Mean " ft Shawty Boy , then hit Baby D up on Twitter/ IG @Babydamg and let him know what you think. #AMG #DIZZLE #2MUCHFLAVA #FUCKUMEAN
(Des Moines Register) A Johnston school bus driver has been arrested on charges of assaulting a special needs student on his bus Thursday afternoon in front of other children, who posted video of the incident on social media.
Robert Alan Scarbrough, 61, of West Des Moines stopped the bus after a 15-year-old special needs student failed to follow instructions about assigned seats, according to an investigation by Johnston Police.
When the student uttered an inflammatory comment at Scarbrough, the bus driver pulled the student out of his seat. A brief struggle ensued, and the bus driver hit the student in the head and pushed him down onto the floor of the bus, police said in a statement.
A video of the incident posted on social media shows several children screaming at the bus driver, who yells profanity.
After pushing down the student, Scarbrough returned to the driver's seat and drove to the next stop, where several students ran off of the bus at about 12:15 p.m. in the 3600 block of Southeast Glenstone Drive in Grimes. They told a Polk County Sheriff's deputy that their bus driver had assaulted the student.
Johnston Police were then called to the scene.
Scarbrough is being held at Polk County Jail on charges of assault causing injury and child endangerment, with a $1,000 bond for each charge.
Fourteen-year-old student Elvedina Velagic, who said she was on the bus during the incident, said Scarbrough has yelled at students on the bus before, though she does not know any students who have reported it.
"He yells at us all the time. ... We were kind of used to the yelling," Velagic said.
Johnston Police Lt. Lynn Aswegan said he was not aware of any criminal reports related to Scarbrough's behavior on the school bus before Thursday. A school district spokesperson could not be reached Thursday evening to confirm whether prior complaints had been made to the school.
A search of online Iowa court records revealed no criminal history for Scarbrough.
Velagic said Scarbrough's actions Thursday happened after the special needs student almost missed the bus, then didn't follow Scarbrough's directions on where to sit and told the bus driver to "shut up."
Many students were scared when Scarbrough stopped the bus and began yelling at the special needs student, who Velagic described as "someone who is always very nice to everyone."
Several students yelled at Scarbrough to stop as he pushed the special needs student, Velagic said.
"He started yelling profanities at us," she said.
Almost every student exited the bus at the Grimes stop, where they found the sheriff's deputy, "because we were afraid of being on the bus with (Scarbrough)," Velagic said.
School district spokeswoman Laura Sprague confirmed that Scarbrough was put on administrative leave as the school district works with police to review the incident.
The school district later released a statement calling Scarbrough's actions "a series of poor choices regarding how to handle the student’s behavior."
Sprague said the school district is grateful the student was not seriously injured. District officials are offering counseling to students on the bus at Johnston Middle School starting Friday, and officials will take parents' questions at the district office, Sprague said.
School board members either could not be reached for comment or declined to comment on Scarbrough's actions Thursday.
Johnston spent approximately $3.1 million transporting students during the 2015 fiscal year, an increase of about $600,000 from four years earlier.
The school district operates a fleet of 75 buses and employs about 60 drivers.
The district will request proposals from private busing companies to see how much money it could save before making a decision.
The student received medical attention in an ambulance on scene but did not need to be transported to a hospital for medical attention, according to a Johnston Community School District statement. The student was with his parents when he left the scene, police said.
Adele's third studio album titled 25 won't arrive until November 20th, but industry prognosticators are projecting that it will do huge numbers.
The music video for the project's first single, "Hello," has been viewed over 147 million times since it's October 22nd release. The song will take over the No. 1 spot on the November 14th Billboard Hot 100.
The single is expected to hit the 1 million mark in sales it's first week.
Pre-orders for25have topped250,000since Friday, October 23rd.
Billboard projects the album to sell between 1.3 and 1.8 million in it's first week. That would make it the biggest debut week for a female in the Nielsen era (1991 to the present).
Will Adele top 2 million? It's certainly not out of the question.
Curren$y's new album titled Canal Street Confidential will arrive in stores on December 4th. Features on the 13-track project include Future, Lloyd, K Camp, Lil Wayne, August Alsina, Ty Dolla $ign, Wiz Khalifa and more.
1. Drive By (feat. Future) 2. Everywhere 3. How High (feat. Lloyd) 4. Speed 5. What’s Up (feat. K CAMP) 6. Winning (feat. Wiz Khalifa) 7. Bottom of the Bottle (feat. August Alsina & Lil Wayne) 8. Cruzin… 9. Superstar (feat. Ty Dolla $ign) 10. Boulders 11. All Wit My Hands 12. The Game 13. Str8 (feat. Corner Boy P & Fiend)
Jadakiss is gearing up to release his Top 5 Dead Or Alive album on November 20th. The Lox emcee gets things warmed up with two new tracks. "Aint Nothin New" featuring Ne-Yo and Nipsey Hussle and "You Can See" featuring Future.
The third Republican debate was held on Wednesday, October 28. Well before it started, Jimmy Kimmel Live, took to the streets to ask outrageous questions about what people though of Donald Trump's performance.
Peep the latest edition of "Lie Witness News" below.
Police in Elsmere, Delaware are kicking back and letting drug dealers do their work for them after posting a bulletin on Facebook, urging them to snitch on their competition.
Police Chief Laura M. Giles got the idea from her son, Josh, who goes to school in Texas. He saw a police department post a form on social media offering people peddling illegal narcotics a way to get rid of other dealers cutting into their profits.
"I thought, 'Wow, that's pretty cool,'" Giles toldDelaware Online.
In less than 24 hours of having the form posted, Giles said, two dealers already have reported their competition to police – and investigations are underway.
Long Beach, California rapper Vince Staples ruffled a lot of feathers when he gave his opinion on 90's hip hop. He acknowledged Tupac Shakur and The Notorious B.I.G.'s contributions to hip hop, but didn't why such a big deal is made of that era.
Queens, New York veteran artist N.O.R.E. took exception to the comments and stated so on Twitter, leading to a sparring session with Vince.
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Westcoast artist Annimeanz is following up his recent single with a new banger in Turnt Up. This record still has commercial appeal but definitely has more edge than the single being promoted to radio - Annimeanz has said that this is definitely th point.
All of his recent activity is representation of his forthcoming album The Murder Business. Leave a comment below and tell us what you think.