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Dark Lo taps in with singer Dajah Monae to bring you the official video for “American Made” – the title track from his latest album. The new 12-track album features Benny The Butcher, AR-AB and Dajah Monae and is now available everywhere music is streamed and sold!
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LaLa Anthony stopped by The Breakfast Club to chop it up about being killed off of 'Power,' letting her son watch the episode, balancing work and her home life, parental guidance, upcoming roles and more.
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Dipset Capo Jim Jones was a recent guest on the Angie Martinez Show. The Harlem native chopped it up about his latest album, upcoming music, experience with gang culture, legally selling weed and more.
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Renowned battle rapper and supreme lyricist, DNA, recently stopped by Hot 97 to drop a fire freestyle for Funkmaster Flex. Peep it below.
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FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) — A white Fort Worth police officer who shot and killed a black woman through a back window of her home while responding to a call about an open front door was charged with murder on Monday evening after resigning from the force.
Aaron Dean, 34, was jailed on $200,000 bond after the police chief said he acted without justification and would have been fired if he hadn’t quit.
Police bodycam video showed Dean approaching the door of the home where Atatiana Jefferson, 28, was caring for her 8-year-old nephew early Saturday. He then walked around the side of the house, pushed through a gate into the fenced-off backyard and fired through the glass a split-second after shouting at Jefferson to show her hands.
Dean was not heard identifying himself as police on the video, and Interim Police Chief Ed Kraus said there was no sign Dean or the other officer who responded even knocked on the front door.
“Nobody looked at this video and said that there’s any doubt that this officer acted inappropriately,” Kraus said.
Earlier in the day, Jefferson’s family had demanded that Dean, a member of the force for 1½ years, be fired and arrested.
“Why this man is not in handcuffs is a source of continued agitation for this family and for this community,” family attorney Lee Merritt said, hours before Dean was booked into jail.
Police went to Jefferson’s home about 2:25 a.m. after a neighbor called a non-emergency line to report a door ajar. In a statement over the weekend, the department said officers saw someone near a window inside the home and that one of them drew his gun and fired after “perceiving a threat.”
The video showed Dean shouting, “Put your hands up! Show me your hands!” and immediately firing.
Jefferson was staying up late, playing video games with her nephew, when she was killed, according to the family’s attorney.
As for what, exactly, led Dean to open fire, the police chief said: “I cannot make sense of why she had to lose her life.” The chief said Dean resigned without talking to internal affairs investigators.
The video included images of a gun inside a bedroom. Kraus said he did not know whether Jefferson was holding the weapon. But he said the mere fact she had a gun shouldn’t be considered unusual in Texas.
“We’re homeowners in Texas,” the police chief said. “Most of us, if we thought we had somebody outside our house that shouldn’t be and we had access to a firearm, we would be acting very similarly to how she was acting.” Kraus said that, in hindsight, releasing the images of the weapon was “a bad thing to do.”
Mayor Betsy Price called the gun “irrelevant.”
“Atatiana was in her own home, caring for her 8-year-old nephew. She was a victim,” Price said.
Texas has had a “castle doctrine” law on the books since 2007 that gives people a stronger legal defense to use deadly force in their homes. The law was backed at the time by the National Rifle Association and is similar to “stand your ground” measures across the U.S. that say a person has no duty to retreat from an intruder.
Fort Worth is about 30 miles (50 kilometers) west of Dallas, where another high-profile police shooting occurred last year.
In that case, white Dallas officer Amber Guyger shot and killed her black neighbor Botham Jean inside his own apartment after Guyger said she mistook his place for her own. Guyger, 31, was sentenced this month to 10 years in prison.
A large crowd gathered outside Jefferson’s home Sunday night for a vigil after demonstrations briefly stopped traffic on Interstate 35. A single bullet hole was visible in the window of the single-story, freshly painted purple home, and floral tributes and stuffed animals piled up in the street.
The police chief said Dean could face state charges and that he had submitted a case to the FBI to review for possible federal civil rights charges.
Dean has not yet hired an attorney but will have one provided with financial support from the state’s largest police union, the Combined Law Enforcement Associations of Texas, according to Charley Wilkison, executive director.
Relations with the public have been strained after other recent Fort Worth police shootings. In June, the department released footage of officers killing a man who ignored repeated orders to drop his handgun. He was the fourth person Fort Worth police had fired upon in 10 days.
Of the nine officer-involved shootings so far this year in Fort Worth, five targeted African Americans and six resulted in death, according to department data.
Nearly two-thirds of the department’s 1,100 officers are white, just over 20% are Hispanic, and about 10% are black. The city of nearly 900,000 people is about 40% white, 35% Hispanic and 19% black.
Calling the shooting “a pivotal moment in our city,” the mayor said she was ordering a top-to-bottom review of the police force and vowed to “rebuild a sense of trust within the city and with our police department.”
Jefferson was a 2014 graduate of Xavier University in New Orleans and earned a bachelor’s degree in biology. She was working in pharmaceutical equipment sales and was considering going to medical school, according to the family’s lawyer.
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Report via TMZ -- DMX has canceled shows because his addiction struggles have forced him back into rehab.
DMX's team says, "In his ongoing commitment to putting family and sobriety first, DMX has checked himself into a rehab facility. He apologizes for his cancelled shows and thanks his fans for their continued support."
The New York-born rapper was scheduled to perform Saturday at the reunion concert for Three 6 Mafia in Memphis and Day 2 of Rolling Loud in New York on Sunday. Both appearances have been canceled. The Ying Yang Twins replaced X Saturday night.
DMX has had a long, difficult struggle with addiction. He's been jailed numerous times in the past over drug-related offenses and has spent time throughout the years in rehab.
X was released from prison in January after serving time for tax evasion. Just before his release, he talked about how badly he wanted to see his youngest son, 3-year-old Exodus Simmons, who at the time had serious health problems. X has 15 kids.
He also said he was getting offers from movie producers for a biopic.
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Dave East rates Benny The Butcher, O.T. Genesis, Max B, Snoop Dogg, Nas, Lil Nas X, Cam'Ron and more in this episode of Rate The Bars! Whose bars is he feelin'?
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ABC News -- The police officer who fatally shot a Fort Worth, Texas, woman in her home while answering a call for a welfare check abruptly resigned on Monday just before he was about to be fired for allegedly violating multiple department policies, the police chief said.
"I certainly have not been able to make sense of why she had to lose her life," Fort Worth Police Chief Ed Kraus said at a news conference in reference to the early Saturday morning killing of Atatiana "Tay" Jefferson. "On behalf of the men and women of the Fort Worth Police Department, I'm so sorry for what occurred."
Kraus identified the officer who shot Jefferson, 28, as Aaron Dean, who joined the police force in April 2018.
The police chief said he was scheduled to meet with Dean on Monday morning, but the officer tendered his resignation before they had a chance to meet.
"Had the officer not resigned, I would have fired him for violations of several policies, including our use of force policy, our de-escalation policy, and unprofessional conduct," Kraus said.
He said an internal investigation and a criminal investigation of Dean will proceed, and that he has sent a preliminary report of the shooting to the FBI to launch a civil right's investigation.
The chief also said Dean's separation paperwork will be sent to the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement, the agency in charge of licensing and certifying qualified individuals as peace officers, "will reflect that he was dishonorably discharged from the Fort Worth Police Department."
Kraus made the announcement after Mayor Betsy Price expressed outrage over the shooting and berated the police department for releasing a photo of a handgun found in Jefferson's home, saying, "there is nothing that could justify what happened on Saturday morning. Nothing."
"The gun is irrelevant. She was in her own home caring for her 8-year old nephew. Atatiana was a victim," the mayor said.
After spending the weekend hearing from outraged community residents, and friends and relatives of Jefferson, Price apologized on behalf of the city of Fort Worth.
"We are all heartbroken today. Atatiana was a beautiful, smart, amazing young woman by all accounts, who was unjustly taken from her family," Price said. "The entire city is in pain. As a mother, grandmother, a sister an aunt, I can't imagine anything worse and I'm so sorry."
Calling the circumstances a "pivotal moment for the city," the mayor said she has ordered the creation of a "third-party panel of national experts to review this department."
Fort Worth City Manager David Cooke announced he will assemble an independent review board for the police department and will begin interviewing candidates for an independent police monitor.
Earlier Monday, loved ones of Jefferson demanded the officer be immediately fired and arrested, and that the federal government take charge of the investigation.
Jefferson's family spoke out at a news conference to demand justice.
"This man murdered someone. He should be arrested," said Jefferson's brother, Adarius Carr, a member of the U.S. Navy.
"I've served my country for the last 12 years. In that time, I've been trained and taught that there are preplanned responses for everything you do. Everything you're trained about, there's a way to do things. And when you don't do it the way you've been trained or the way you've been taught, you have to answer for that," Carr said. "The Fort Worth PD cannot investigate themselves. The U.S. Navy is not allowed to do it, they should not be as well."
Lee Merritt, a civil rights attorney representing Jefferson's family, said the shooting shows that the Fort Worth Police Department is "in need of serious systematic reform."
"Of course this family is calling for the firing of this officer. That's benign. That's the least that we should expect," Merritt said.
Merritt said the family is calling on the Department of Justice or the FBI to investigate the killing, adding that the officer, whose name had not been released, should be "vigorously prosecuted."
"We expect this to happen immediately," Merritt said. "This (the shooting) happened Saturday. Why this man is not in handcuffs right now is a source of continued agitation for this family and for this community, and it must be addressed."
The shooting unfolded about 2:30 a.m. on Saturday after a neighbor of Jefferson's called the police department's non-emergency line to asked that a welfare check be conducted on Jefferson's home because the lights were on and the back and front doors were open.
Lt. Brandon O'Neil said at a news conference Sunday afternoon that two officers were sent to the home on East Allen Avenue. He said the officers arrived at the house at 2:29 am. and parked near Jefferson's home, but not in front of the residence.
O'Neil said the officers walked around the back of the house, and that one of the officers observed a person through the rear window of the home and opened fire.
Body-camera footage released by the department shows the officer approaching a rear window of the home with his gun drawn. The officer sees the woman through the window, shouts, "Put your hands up, show me your hands," and fires one shot.
"Perceiving a threat, the officer drew his duty weapon and fired one shot striking the person inside the residence," a statement from the police department reads.
Responding officers entered the home, located the shooting victim and began providing emergency care.
Jefferson died at the scene.
O'Neil said the officer who opened fire on Jefferson never identified himself as a police officer.
"What the officer observed and why he did not announce 'police' will be addressed as the investigation continues," O'Neil said.
Merritt said that Jefferson and her 8-year-old nephew Zion were playing video games when they heard someone in the bushes outside their home and went to a bedroom window to investigate. He said Jefferson stopped her nephew from looking out the window, that she was shot when she peered into the darkness.
"It was less than a second," Merritt said of the shooting. "I had an expert slow it (the body-camera video) down. It was .6 second between the command and the shot. There was no time for them to perceive a threat from a weapon. There was no time for her to respond. It was reckless, deadly behavior."
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One aka 1 n da Chamber debut album given you his versatile music. Houston representa bringing the heat for the world. From the family CEO of Gloc Nation Entertainment working hard as a artist/producer. The debut album is one of his crossover into main stream music getting love from around the world. With hits Taken It, Light up, and Purple Passion has really brought in his own sound hip hop.
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On this episode of People's Party, Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with multi-Grammy Award-winning jazz/R&B/hip-hop pianist, performer, and producer Robert Glasper. The conversation is wide-ranging -- the trio discusses his early days playing a broken organ at his local church, his time in the Brooklyn scene working with artists like Bilal, Erykah Badu, Common, Mos Def, and Kweli, and his later collabs with Lupe Fiasco, Q-Tip, J Dilla, Slum Village, Kendrick Lamar, Anita Baker and countless other industry legends.
Later Kweli and Glasper speak about Robert's famous interview on 979THEBOX, where he called out Lauryn Hill for stealing material for her album 'The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill,' while mistreating her musicians along the way. They also talk about Robert collaborating with Mac Miller and the deceased rapper's vast talent for instrumentation.
The show ends with an acapella freestyle from Mr. Glasper, a People's Party first.
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Freddie Gibbs was the latest guest on Joe Budden's Pull Up Season. Check it out below and enjoy the conversation.
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On today’s Episode of Million Dollaz Worth Of Game, Porn legend PinkyXXX stops in to talk about the REAL truths of the Sex Industry, Pretend Pleasure, and celebrity encounters.
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Relationship With A Pornstar (41:28)
Million Dollaz Worth Of Game: Race Relations (52:28)
Who Would You Be? (59:52)
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Joji goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Flight Club in Los Angeles and talks about breaking the meme stigma of the black Air Force 1s, the difference between street culture in Japan and the United States, and the one footwear choice he's most comfortable in.
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WBRC) - The search for a missing 3-year-old Birmingham girl has expanded to surrounding states.
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin and Police Chief Patrick Smith held a press conference Monday morning to give new information about the abduction of Kamille McKinney.
Kamille, nicknamed “Cupcake,” was kidnapped Saturday at 8:30 p.m. in the Tom Brown Village community. She was last seen wearing a pink t-shirt with leopard-print design and leopard-print shorts with no shoes.
Smith says two persons of interest remain in custody and are being questioned extensively. The two persons were taken into custody Sunday night at Woodside Condominiums in Center Point after police were tipped off to their location.
Facing questions about Saturday’s AMBER Alert, Smith said the multi-hour delay between Kamille’s abduction to when an AMBER Alert was sent was due to a delay between the abduction and when the kidnapping was reported to law enforcement. He also said they have not found a connection between the parents and the persons of interest.
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Report via TMZ -- Kanye West gave Washington D.C. a taste of his new album -- and also took the opportunity to declare definitively he's a man of God now ... specifically, a converted Christian.
Ye was all over D.C. Saturday with his fam, first stopping off at HBCU Howard University to do his traditional Sunday Service ... then heading over to George Washington University's Lisner Auditorium later in the day for a listening party -- much like in Detroit.
He also went on to invoke Jay-Z's name during his speech, saying that unlike a line that he attributed to Jay -- from his song "Can't Knock the Hustle" -- Ye isn't here for entertainment anymore ... he's just here to spread the Gospel. How 'bout that?!
He did exactly that too during the get-together -- preaching about what he used to value and hold dear compared to now, while also quoting A LOT of scripture along the way.
The signs have been there for a while now that Ye's fully embraced his faith -- he's been holding Sunday Services for well over a year, and Kim just had the kids baptized in Armenia.
Oh, and if you're wondering what Kanye's gonna rap about from now on and what his music's gonna sound like -- at least for this round -- you get a snippet of that here too. Still no official word on when this thing's gonna drop -- but hopefully soon.
Anyway, bring on the Kenny G features and Chick-fil-A lyrics, baby!!!
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Talks recently stopped by The Beat 139 to about his life growing up and the transition to becoming a black activist.
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Chicago (Chiraq) isn't finished yet displaying it's talent and giving graphic tales of the struggles and survival tactics from hood to hood now.... Allow the latest Chiraq savage "Sxrap4800"introduce y'all to the North west side of the city of Chi.... with his latest anthem "No Friends" "Sxrap4800" details why standing on your own is the best decision.... so hit play an see if he has a valid point.... make sure you let him know via Twitter @sxrap4800 and or IG @sxrap4x
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All I need is... One beat to rule them all. One melody to find them. One track to bring them all and in the music bind them.
When you discover your passion, you have to make the time. Benny is a chef by day and beatmaker by night. " I don't have time for any distractions -girlfriends, friends, alcohol, drugs or none of that," says Benny. His sole focus is on music and making the hottest beats on the planet. His dedication to this game can be heard, track after track. Most of his beats are free to use, he asks that you give Benny Beats From the Bronx the credit. Benny Beatmaker is ready for the world to hear what he has been up to for the past 24 years. Be sure to connect with Benny on all social media and digital music platforms. Subscribe to his Youtube channel to be notified on new tracks!
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Anaheim Garden Walk, CA-On October 19, 2019 Green Holdings Group Presents the “Too Short “Stix” Launch and the official LikWit Crew after party for “How The West Was Won” and Powered by Cannabis Talk 101 and The Roll Up Show. This event will celebrate the collaborative accomplishments of this epic product release amongst cannabis industry elite and cannabis consumers. Green Holdings Group has prevailed with leadership in marketing and branding in the cannabis industry over the last 10 years. Too Short is leading the way as a trendsetter in the “Green Rush” by creating an exclusive pre-roll that is filled with cannabis cultivated by “White Angel Farms”. The launch will take place at Blush Nightclub located at 400 Disney Way Suite 214, Anaheim, CA 92802. The Red Carpet will begin promptly at 8:00 PM and ending at 2:00 AM.
TOO SHORT
Too $hort is a “Hip-Hop Legend” and remains a major force in the mainstream and underground scenes. In the new millennium, he is one of the most enduring success stories to emerge from the rap scene. Too $hort funded his career by selling mix tapes with pre rolls of marijuana. As a cannabis user and advocate, Too $hort has partnered with Green Holdings Group and White Angel Farms to develop 10 strains for his new pre roll brand “Too $hort Stix”. Too $hort is dedicated to producing a high-quality product for consumers in efforts to elevate the pre roll industry. While handpicking his own flower, Too $hort focused his direction
About Green Holdings Group
Green Holdings Group is a privately held, state licensed, vertically integrated cannabis and CBD company that connects the complex pieces of the cannabis and CBD industry under one umbrella. Their cultivation, manufacturing (volatile and non-volatile), distribution and to ensure that potency, flavor profile and terpene quality were all chief factors when creating the custom strain. He sits in on every marketing meeting and works closely with a team of master growers at White Angel Farms to create unique genetic selections for the flower. Each package contains two expertly rolled, half gram joints. Too $hort Sticks are designed for the active smoker, who enjoys a functional, pleasant high. To ensure customer satisfaction there will be a 24-hour video feed with access to the public so that they can watch each and every “Too $hort Stix” pre roll being made.
Retail operations are extensive-spanning from Southern to Northern California. This wide- ranging operation model allows them to grow and produce high quality cannabis flower and manufactured products in both the medical and adult use categories. Since 2009 the marketing, branding, and production division of Green Holdings Group has produced some of the largest cannabis events with A-List talent while launching some of the top cannabis brands in California. Green Holdings Group was founded by a team of experienced business professionals and cannabis advocates. Each team member is heavily sought after to consult on a multitude of projects across the globe from Toronto, to Laos and the Democratic Republic of the Congo on a range of topics. Green Holdings group offers consulting from facility build-out and design, operations, compliance, municipal licensing, state licensing, cultivation (both small scale and industrial), product manufacturing, acquisitions, logistics, marketing, public relations and more.
About The Roll Up Show
The Roll Up Show is Southern California's Premiere Cannabis Industry FM Radio Show and Multi Media Entertainment company. The Roll Up show provides a platform for marketing on their show to present products, clients and services to their culturally diverse audience. This leads to converting the audience into a paying customer. With their extensive network they provide an opportunity for enhancement for all elements in the business of cannabis. They specialize in strategic branding, on air spotlights, market introductions, event promotion, Dash Radio Ads, production videos, consulting, and content creation in the Cannabis Industry. Their staff uncovers who the target audience is, entices them to engage in content, and drive more traffic to your digital real estate.
About Cannabis Talk 101
Cannabis Talk 101 is a driving force in the global cannabis culture. The founder of Cannabis Talk 101, Chris Wright, aka Blue, provided a platform through radio to discuss the benefits, laws, consumption, news, and business of marijuana. Blue. The Pot Brothers at Law, Mark and Craig Wasserman all share an equal passion to educate and defend members of the cannabis community. Together they have embarked on a mission to spread the truth about cannabis while guiding and connecting industry professionals along the way. They are the epicenter of cannabis radio and possess millions of listeners. The foundation of their legacy is to educate the audience about cannabis by hosting comedic and exclusive interviews with cannabis entrepreneurs, influencers and leaders.
For all press inquiries please contact Amy Hanks @ 678.822.1797 or maryjanepublicist@gmail.com.
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