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Check out the official music video for "Change My Life" from Stunna 4 Vegas featuring Blac Youngsta.
“Rich Youngin” album out now
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On this episode of People's Party, Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with actress and writer Yvette Nicole Brown. They discuss her early dream of becoming a singer, which evolved into an acting career. Later, she talks about writing the movie "Always A Bridesmaid," and valuable lessons she learned from Donald Glover aka Childish Gambino on the set of the hit show "Community." Later, the trio discusses the idea of fame being a vapor and a trap that compromises the integrity of so many in the industry.
As the convo moves along, Yvette speaks on being a self-proclaimed "Blerd" and regular attendee of the Comic-Con conventions. The trio then goes on to discuss Trump-era politics, the importance of voting, ADOS, the lack of attention on immigration reform by progressives, and in closing Yvette gives some great advice to those seeking a career in Hollywood.
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Interview timing:
2:51 -- Yvette speaks on why she left the music industry.
5:10 -- Yvette Talks about her movie “Always a Bridesmaid” and that she wrote it because she felt like there were no romantic comedies for black people.
10:00 -- Yvette details what it was like working with Donald Glover at the start of his career on "Community," and lessons she learned -- witnessing his prolific tendencies first hand, never wasting a minute to create.
11:14 -- Yvette gives her take on the trappings of fame, and the only thing that should matter is a kind soul and that’s what people should be famous for. She also expresses her opinion that "Fame is not a virtue."
14:50 -- Yvette preaches about using your fame and platform to speak on important world issues.
15:15 -- Talib explains that Donald Glover wrote Atlanta because he wanted to watch something “black”.
17:20 -- Yvette talks about her role on Community and how she played “what a white man thinks a sassy black woman” is.
21:23 -- Yvette speaks on Comic-Con and why she enjoys it so much and also talks about the “Community” Easter eggs in each Marvel movie (Yvette makes an appearance in "Avengers: End Game").
26:36 -- Yvette says that no matter what, she will always fight for other people. She also discussed how she rarely stands up for herself, but will rise when people speak down on her character. She also speaks on the fact that there are not enough makeup or hair artists to help people of color on set, and the ongoing fight she is having within the industry.
29:40 -- Talib and Yvette speak on the threat that Donald Trump is creating and the importance of voting.
“If you can’t run for office, then vote” – Yvette.
33:43 -- Talib speaks on how he changed his mind about voting after becoming a student of Malcolm X.
35:14 -- Talib and Yvette speak on how Trump is actively trying to hurt people, and is a white supremacist.
“That is the biggest reason to vote, if you care for other people, vote.”
36:52 -- Talib and Yvette speak on the harm that ADOS is creating and how they aim to divide people -- particularly Black Americans.
41:00 -- Talib speaks on immigration reform and what progressives are fighting for.
44:07 -- Talib asks Yvette to share her advice on breaking into the business and industry in LA.
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Diddy and Faith Evans played central roles in Notorious B.I.G.'s life and in the immediate success that followed ... so it's only fitting they'll be front and center when Biggie gets inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.
Sources close to Diddy tell TMZ ... the music mogul and his family will attend the ceremony -- broadcast live on HBO -- on May 2 in Cleveland. We're told Diddy may have something up his sleeve to honor Biggie ... though it's unclear if he'll perform or pay tribute onstage.
Faith tells TMZ ... she's ecstatic about her late-husband being honored as a first-ballot inductee. And, like Diddy, Faith tells us her plan is to attend the ceremony. She's also hopeful she'll be part of the night's festivities honoring Biggie.
The duo, of course, go way back with Biggie. Diddy and Biggie met in the early 90s and he signed Biggie to Bad Boys Records in 1993. Faith was also signed to Bad Boys when she met Biggie at a photo shoot in 1994 and got married just days later.
When Biggie was tragically gunned down in 1997 in L.A., Diddy and Faith collaborated with 112 and released a tribute song, "I'll Be Missing You."
When the Rock Hall announced its honorees, Diddy couldn't hold back on his excitement ... filming himself on the street going berserk.
Biggie's among 4 inductees getting called to the Hall as first-time ballots -- Whitney Houston, The Doobie Brothers and T-Rex are the others. Depeche Mode and Nine Inch Nails round out the 2020 Hall of Fame class.
Congrats!!!
Source: TMZ
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Uncle Murda was a recent guest on The Breakfast Club. He talked about whether or not he is cool with Casanova, Pop Smoke vs. Casanova, taking a shots at Lil Reese, K. Michelle and Kanye West on his "2019 Rap Up" and more.
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Rising Ohio rap star Dita Truth is taking over the rap game! He just dropped his new EP entitled "Unleashed". His new album is packed with hot joints including his hit single “Do The Right Thing“ ft. Paperboy Solo G. Dita Truth's music will also be featured in the upcoming independent film 410 Da' Movie garnishing support from celebrities such as Taye Diggs, Emilio Rivera, and Keisha Knight Pulliam. Check out his new EP "Unleashed" below!
New Hip Hop Alert! We have a young kid by the name of MJ The Jeweler. He has added some new flavor to Hip Hop. We heard the music of this young kid and we are absolutely stunned by his lyrics. He has a great and strong impression with his lyrics. His music is motivational and inspiring. He has proven to the world that he can hold it down, in the world of Hip Hop. His swag is impeccable. Originally from Nassau Bahamas and now residing in Florida. He comes from a small place but makes a big impression.
The interesting fact about MJ The Jeweler is that he started off doing music at a young age. He knew as a child that this was the path for him. He has put every bit of effort into perfecting his sound. He releases music that displays his emotion in his craft and he does it in a modern and updated format. Allowing his fans and audience to relate to his content. He is truly a star in the making.
MJ being inspired by hardworking and driven parents. His parents were one of the first motivational forces behind him. He saw how hard his parents worked to become the successful entrepreneurs they are. he was inspired to follow his own dreams and to set a path for himself.
He has a new hot single that you guys can check out. His E.P. is being released. His hot single named “My Season” is one of my favorite songs. The song has a swag of its own and relatable and inspiring.
Vic Mensa's learning a tough lesson about Cali life -- a little weed is legal, but a little piece of metal could land you in prison ... at least if you're talking brass knuckles. And, we are.
The rapper/punk rocker was riding a motorcycle in Glendale, CA earlier this month when police saw him make an unsafe turn ... according to law enforcement sources.
An officer pulled over Vic, and at some point during the stop, patted him down. We're told the officer found the brass knuckles in Vic's pants pocket.
Here's the thing -- while the "fist-load weapon" is considered legal in most states for self-defense purposes ... they're banned in California. Bad news for Vic.
Cops booked him for felony possession of brass knuckles, and he was later released after posting $20,000 bond.
He did catch a small break in that cops decided not to ticket him for the alleged unsafe turn.
Source: TMZ
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"Eve Minor delivers iconic Paste Magazine performance in garbage bag; tells her haters to "eat her a**hole 3 times from the back."
"F*ck The Law!", proclaimed NYC punk brat Eve Minor, in an iconic performance in Paste Magazine . She dominated the conversation by blasting haters and showing viewers she doesn't care what anyone thinks about her: true art and truth to self will always prevail.
A multi-instrumentalist, singer, songwriter, engineer and visual artist who takes notes from friend, Paul Booth, himself, Eve Minor was loud and proud about her talents The dark goddess played three instruments in the 30 minute span and invited legendary NYC drag queen, Misty Mountains to the stage for her premier of "RedRedRed", slated to come out January 11th.
In the wake of vicious male commentary made on the internet on her visual art, Minor took matters into her own hands and fashioned herself a dress out of a garbage bag, gleefully ripping out of it after the first song.
Things got emotional as she discussed honestly and openly her recent split with former touring musicians and former "best friends", and gave praise to AFI's, Davey Havok for wishing her Merry Christmas, as well as mention of working with legendary hip hop producer, 88 keys. Minor, has been open about her feelings of abandonment and traumatic past through her art and music, and continues to show strength in her art; a real Renaissance woman, and warrior.
A triple threat, this woman refuses to stop spreading the message of self identity through the spirit of punk rock. She is the answer to an extremely watered-down industry. as her own label leader and sole voice. She brings the face of Madonna in her youth and the spirit of Johnny Rotten to the stage, taking no prisoners. "RedRedRed" is in your face, sexy, fierce, and filled with attitude. No writers, no producers, no managers; Eve Minor is what we've been waiting for.
A deaf man has sued Pornhub and other pornographic websites because he said he “cannot enjoy video content” without closed captioning.
Yaroslav Suris, a New York resident, tried to watch videos on Pornhub entitled “Hot Step Aunt Babysits Disobedient Nephew,” “Sexy Cop Gets Witness To Talk” and others in October 2019 and January 2020, but was could not due to the website's lack of closed captioning, according to the lawsuit filed Thursday in the Eastern District of New York.
The lawsuit alleges that Pornhub, RedTube and YouPorn are in violation of the 1990 Americans with Disabilities Act. Part of the ADA's goal is to provide “full and equal enjoyment” of a public accommodation’s goods, services, facilities and privileges, according to the lawsuit.
"Websites that prevent accessibility to deaf and hard of hearing individuals is a discriminatory act," the lawsuit reads.
The ADA cites that its purpose is "to make sure that people with disabilities have the same rights and opportunities as everyone else."
Pornhub's Vice President Corey Price disputed the claim that the website doesn't offer closed captions.
"While we do not generally comment on active lawsuits, we’d like to take this opportunity to point out that we do have a closed captions category," according to a statement from Price provided to ABC News. The statement included a link to its closed captions section.
Suris has previously sued Fox News, the New York Post and other outlets alleging similar ADA violations on their websites.
He is seeking compensatory damages, civil penalties and fines against Pornhub.
Source: ABC News
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LAS VEGAS (AP) — Conor McGregor’s opening flurry — a punch that missed, followed by shoulder and elbow shots to the face — bloodied Donald Cerrone’s nose. He then floored Cerrone only 20 seconds into the bout with a perfectly placed kick to the head, and he mercilessly finished on the ground.
HE. IS. BACK.
— UFC (@ufc) January 19, 2020
@TheNotoriousMMA CLOSES THE SHOW EARLY! WOW! #UFC246 pic.twitter.com/0B0NXbi6pY
When he paraded around the ring with an Irish flag on his shoulders to celebrate, the mixed martial arts world knew McGregor is back with a big bang.
The Irish former two-division champion came out of a three-year stretch of relative inactivity and outside-the-cage troubles with a welterweight performance in UFC 246 on Saturday night that echoed his greatest fights during his unparalleled rise.
“I feel really good, and I came out of here unscathed,” McGregor said. “I’m in shape. We’ve got work to do to get back to where I was.”
After hurting Cerrone (36-14) with his first punch, McGregor (22-4) dropped him with a sublime kick to the jaw. McGregor pounced and forced referee Herb Dean to save Cerrone, delighting a sellout crowd of 19,040 at T-Mobile Arena.
McGregor’s hand hadn’t been raised in victory since November 2016, when he stopped lightweight Eddie Alvarez to become the first fighter in UFC history to hold two championship belts simultaneously. With his fame and fortune multiplying, McGregor fought only his boxing match with Floyd Mayweather in 2017, and he lost a one-sided UFC bout to lightweight champion Khabib Nurmagomedov in late 2018.
“I wasn’t committed,” McGregor said afterward while speaking to reporters with a bottle of his Proper Twelve whiskey on the table before him. “I just felt like I disrespected the people that believed in me and supported me. That’s what led me to re-center myself and get back to where I was at.”
After a year spent out of competition and in repeated trouble with the law, McGregor got back into training and vowed to return to elite form. This dramatic victory over Cerrone indicated he’s well on his way, and McGregor has vowed to fight multiple times in 2020.
Welterweight champion Kamaru Usman and veteran brawler Jorge Masvidal watched UFC 246 from cageside. Either man could be McGregor’s next opponent, but UFC President Dana White is pushing for a rematch with Nurmagomedov, who first fights Tony Ferguson in April.
“Any one of these mouthy fools can get it,” McGregor yelled into the microphone. “Every single one of them can get it. It does not matter. I’m back and I’m ready.”
CONOR HAS A LIST!
— UFC (@ufc) January 19, 2020
Line them up, @TheNotoriousMMA is taking all comers! #UFC246 pic.twitter.com/thQithYM5X
McGregor also wants to make up for his loss to Nurmagomedov, but he doesn’t want to wait until the champion is ready to fight again in late summer. McGregor wants an earlier fight, and he predicted that the Nurmagomedov-Ferguson fight will be scrapped, as it already has four times during those fighters’ careers.
Cerrone is the winningest fighter in UFC history with 23 victories, a mark that reflects both his durability and commitment to an uncommonly busy schedule. Cerrone, who also holds the UFC record with 16 stoppage wins, had fought a whopping 11 times since McGregor’s win over Alvarez, and he was in the cage for the 15th time since he lost his only UFC title shot in December 2015.
But Cerrone’s last two fights were stopped when he took too much damage, and he couldn’t block McGregor’s decisive kick or recover from the punishment on the ground.
“I’d never seen anything like that,” Cerrone said. “He busted my nose, it started bleeding, and he stepped back and head-kicked me. Oh, man. This happened this fast?”
A true pioneer of the game.
— UFC (@ufc) January 19, 2020
Nothing but respect for @CowboyCerrone! #UFC246 pic.twitter.com/mVBUVQT06X
Although many observers have scoffed, the 31-year-old McGregor believes he can reclaim the fearsome form he showed during his meteoric rise to unprecedented MMA success. He won 15 consecutive fights during a five-year run from low-profile shows in Dublin to the world’s biggest MMA events, stopping five straight elite UFC opponents with punches on the way up.
After his latest victory ended, McGregor peeled away briefly to celebrate, but quickly returned to comfort the disoriented Cerrone. When Cerrone’s grandmother, Jerry, entered the cage after the fight to hug her grandson, McGregor also hugged Jerry and got a kiss on the cheek.
Even after his prolonged absence — or maybe because of it — McGregor’s return was a huge seller on pay-per-view, according to White. The UFC said it made more than $11 million in ticket sales at T-Mobile Arena for the fourth-biggest gate total in the promotion’s history.
“This guy is such a huge superstar,” White said. “I put him up there with (Mike) Tyson, (Sugar Ray) Leonard, all of them. He’s got the biggest pay-per-view in history, and how many of the top 10 does he have? I don’t know. Coming up in his career, he’s been doubted for his talent, and he proves them wrong every time.”
An eager Vegas crowd showed up in person, with celebrities including Matthew McConaughey, Jeremy Renner and Dave Bautista, along with NFL stars Tom Brady, Christian McCaffrey, Baker Mayfield, Myles Garrett and Jon Gruden.
Former bantamweight champion Holly Holm beat Raquel Pennington by unanimous decision in the penultimate bout of UFC 246. The 38-year-old Holm (13-5) had lost five of her seven fights since she memorably knocked out Ronda Rousey in November 2015.
Getting the job done! @HollyHolm starting 2020 off right at #UFC246! pic.twitter.com/G4HAa5BZ1a
— UFC (@ufc) January 19, 2020
On the undercard, 37-year-old flyweight Roxanne Modafferi pulled off one of the biggest upsets in recent UFC history with a one-sided decision victory over previously unbeaten 21-year-old Maycee Barber, the UFC’s top 125-pound prospect.
What a result! @RoxyFighter slowing The Future down at #UFC246! pic.twitter.com/yde8E9YELp
— UFC (@ufc) January 19, 2020
Barber (8-1) injured her left knee during the bout, but Modafferi (24-16) was already dominating with the superior jiu-jitsu she has been practicing for Barber’s entire life. Modafferi was the biggest betting underdog on the UFC 246 card, facing 10-to-1 odds at some sports books.
Respect from @MayceeBarber after a hard fought contest! #UFC246 pic.twitter.com/awpobvLQmD
— UFC (@ufc) January 19, 2020
Aleksei Oleinik, a 42-year-old heavyweight who made his pro debut in 1996, also beat Maurice Greene by submission in the second round.
If he grabs you, it’s over!
— UFC (@ufc) January 19, 2020
@OleynikUFC with the submission in his 72nd(!) career fight! #UFC246
Get the E+ PPV https://t.co/elacTGWGXe #UFC246 pic.twitter.com/wBtYHjAVXL
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Albany, New York rapper and On My Own Enterprises boss, It's Nique, just released a new album titled "Bobby Fischer Got the Bliccer." Check out the official music video for "Keke" off of the project.
Filmed and edited by Mansion Films @mansion_films
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"Bobby Fischer Got the Bliccer" is available now on all major streaming platforms:
https://music.apple.com/album/1490464318
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