Artist Name: Breezy247
Project Title: It's A Breezy Beat Vol. 1
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Artist Name: BStill
Project Title: No Apologies
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Bushwick Bill, one of the founding members of the legendary rap group, Geto Boys, is battling stage 4 pancreatic cancer.
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Report via TMZ -- G Herbo is now facing a battery charge for an altercation that went down with the mother of his child ... and prosecutors say the rapper dragged the woman by her hair.
TMZ broke the story ... G Herbo was arrested in Atlanta last month after cops said he assaulted Ariana Fletcher during an argument. According to new legal docs, obtained by TMZ, Herbo's been charged with one count of misdemeanor battery.
Prosecutors are accusing him of intentionally hurting Ari by dragging her by her hair and scratching her arm badly enough to leave visible wounds.
Prosecutors tell us the 23-year-old Chicago rapper -- who has a son with Ari -- is now staring down a possible max sentence of 1 year behind bars, if he's convicted.
As we reported ... Ari is now dating boxer Gervonta Davis, and she's pregnant with his child.
The night before the alleged assault, Ari and Gervonta were out partying at the same Atlanta nightclub as G Herbo ... although it's unclear if that what sparked the fight.
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Bun B. And Wife Queenie drop in to tell us all the details about the home invasion that shook them up and how Bun B.'s reputation proceeded him in this instance. Plus, the rapper's lawyer joins to help explain how this isn't a crime story but a love story with a gun.
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G-Eazy was the musical guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live on Monday, April 29. He used the occasion to perform "West Coast" featuring Blueface and ALLBLACK.
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Report via TMZ -- Nipsey Hussle's sister has filed for legal guardianship of one of his children ... TMZ has learned.
Samantha Smith filed legal docs in L.A. County Superior Court asking for guardianship of 10-year-old Emani Asghedom.
Sources say Samantha believes the child's biological mother is unable to care for the child.
We're told Nipsey cared for Emani before his death March 31 after being gunned down at his L.A. clothing store.
Samantha says she has assisted in the care of Emani throughout her life and wants "to ensure the continued stability for Emani and ensure that she will be able to maintain her current and ongoing relationship" with Nipsey's family.
Nipsey had another child, 2-year-old Kross, with Lauren London. Kross is not the subject of the conservatorship. Kross lives with Lauren.
On April 2, Samantha posted in her Instagram account a tribute to Nipsey, and in it she says, "I got Emani."
The judge has yet to rule on the guardianship petition.
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Report via TMZ -- Soulja Boy was just smacked with a sentence of 240 days in jail and 265 days of community service for violating his probation.
Soulja was in court Tuesday -- and while his attorney said the rapper's had an "awakening" during the last 20 days he's been locked up -- it clearly wasn't enough to convince the judge to let him go easy. Soulja will start the sentence right away ... and has credit for 40 days served.
The judge told Soulja he was originally considering sentencing him to 2 years in state prison but decided to give him some leniency. The judge also acknowledged that Soulja's missed out on business opportunities while behind bars.
As we reported ... the rapper was taken into custody earlier this month after the judge said he failed to do his court-ordered community service and even conspired to falsify evidence he had completed it.
Not helping matters ... Soulja's crib in Agoura Hills was raided in February and cops found ammunition during the search. Cops had initially gone there to investigate a claim by one of his ex-girlfriends that Soulja tied her up and held her captive in his garage.
The ammunition turned out to be the start of Soulja's real troubles. Having possession of ammo is a huge no-no 'cause Soulja's on probation for a weapons case that dates back to 2014.
He bragged about not going out like Tekashi 6ix9ine but the laughter didn't last long ... 'cause he's been held without bail since the April 11 arrest.
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(Fox 4) DALLAS - A Southlake couple received seven years in prison each for keeping a West African woman as their slave for 16 years.
Mohamed and Denise Toure were convicted of forced labor, conspiracy to commit alien harboring and alien harboring in January.
The couple, members of wealthy and powerful Guinean families, brought a girl from her rural village in Guinea to Texas in 2000. She lived in their home and worked for them without pay until she ran away in 2016.
During the trial, prosecutors presented evidence showing the Toures physically, verbally and emotionally abused the victim, hitting her with an electrical cord and calling her “dog,” “slave” and “worthless.”
“Forced labor trafficking cases are notoriously difficult to prosecute – in part because victims are often afraid to speak out,” said U.S. Attorney Erin Nealy Cox. “It took tremendous courage for this young woman to share her story at trial. She was brought to this country at a young age, pressured to stay quiet, and forced to work for this family without pay for 16 years. I want to commend her, as well as the witnesses who helped shine a light on her circumstances. If we want to wipe out human trafficking, we need to remind witnesses to speak up, and ask the community to remain alert.”
The Toures will also have to pay the woman nearly $300,000 in restitution.
They may also lose their legal immigration status and be deported after completing their sentences.
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(WWLTV) CHALMETTE, La. — A New Orleans bounce artist known as "GameOva Reedy" was arrested on child desertion counts after deputies say she put her 5-year-old in a transportation service vehicle and told the driver to take the child to school this past Tuesday.
The driver instead took the child to the sheriff's office substation in Arabi and deputies arrested Reedy on the desertion count at the Chalmette home.
Reedy, whose formal name is Reiona Oliver, was booked into St. Bernard Parish prison.
In a video on an Instagram account believed to belong to Oliver, the woman says that she put her child in a Lyft because she wasn't feeling well and said that she had been told that was okay to do.
According to Sheriff James Pohlmann, the driver said he went to the residence and the woman, who the sheriff's office later identified as Oliver, placed the child in the vehicle and said she wouldn't be going along.
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Mac Minister calls in for an EXCLUSIVE interview with DHTV (DOCHICKSTV) Talks Philthy Rich And Mozzy Relationship, career and lends some postive healthy advice towards friendship and longevity.
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Eminencee is a breath of fresh air. In an era where mumble rap is gaining more traction, this talented rapper offers you food for thought.
With that in mind, Eminencee releases a new 7-track EP titled "Soulsome." Produced entirely by Homage.
"Soulsome" is available now via iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/soulsome/1460597193
Tracklist:
1. Goldfish
2. Positive Vibes
3. History
4. Height Fear
5. Kick Push
6. Ghetto Mobb
7. Marry the Moment
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Da Cloth collective is leading the way when it comes to fresh music out of upstate New York -- Rochester, to be exact. Maverick Montana continues to do his part and drops a new music video for the Hobgoblin-produced banger "Resume." This is the second single off of "Angels and Demonz.". Grab a copy now: https://mavmusic3.bandcamp.com/album/angelz-and-demonz
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NEW YORK (AP) — Director John Singleton, who made one of Hollywood’s most memorable debuts with the Oscar-nominated “Boyz N the Hood” and continued over the following decades to probe the lives of black communities in his native Los Angeles and beyond, has died. He was 51.
Singleton’s family said Monday that he died after being taken off life support, about two weeks after the director suffered a major stroke.
Singleton was in his early 20s, just out of the University of Southern California’s School of Cinematic Arts, when he wrote, directed and produced “Boyz N the Hood.” Based on Singleton’s upbringing and shot in his old neighborhood, the low-budget production starred Cuba Gooding Jr. and Ice Cube and centered on three friends in South Central Los Angeles, where college aspirations competed with the pressures of gang life. “Boyz N the Hood” was a critical and commercial hit, given a 20-minute standing ovation at the Cannes Film Festival and praised as a groundbreaking extension of rap to the big screen, a realistic and compassionate take on race, class, peer pressure and family. Singleton would later call it a “rap album on film.”
For many, the 1991 release captured the explosive mood in Los Angeles in the months following the videotaped police beating of Rodney King. “Boyz N the Hood” also came out at a time when, thanks to the efforts to Spike Lee and others, black films were starting to get made by Hollywood after a long absence. Singleton became the first black director to receive an Academy Award nomination, an honor he would say was compensation for the academy’s snubbing Lee and “Do the Right Thing” two years earlier, and was nominated for best screenplay. (“The Silence of the Lambs” won in both categories). At 24, he was also the youngest director nominee in Oscar history.
“I think I was living this film before I ever thought about making it,” Singleton told Vice in 2016. “As I started to think about what I wanted to do with my life, and cinema became an option, it was just natural that this was probably gonna be my first film. In fact, when I applied to USC Film School they had a thing that asked you to write three ideas for films. And one of them was called Summer of ’84, which was about growing up in South Central LA.”
In 2002, “Boyz N the Hood’ was added to the National Film Registry by the Library of Congress, which called it “an innovative look at life and the tough choices present for kids growing up in South Central Los Angeles.”
None of Singleton’s subsequent movies received the acclaim of “Boyz N the Hood” and he was criticized at times for turning characters into mouthpieces for political and social messages. But he attracted talent ranging from Tupac Shakur to Don Cheadle and explored themes of creative expression (“Poetic Justice”), identity (“Higher Learning”) and the country’s racist past, notably in “Rosewood,” based on a murderous white rampage against a black community in Florida in 1923. He also made the coming-of-age story “Baby Boy,” a remake of the action film “Shaft” and an installment in the “Fast and Furious” franchise, “2 Fast 2 Furious.” More recent projects included the FX crime drama “Snowfall,” which he helped create. Starring Damson Idris, “Snowfall” returned Singleton to the Los Angeles of his youth and the destructive effects of the rise of crack cocaine.
“Drugs devastated a generation. It gave me something to write about, but I had to survive it first,” Singleton told the Guardian in 2017. “It made me a very angry young man. I didn’t understand why I was so angry, but I wasn’t someone who took my anger and applied it inward. I turned it into being a storyteller. I was on a kamikaze mission to really tell stories from my perspective — an authentic black perspective.”
Singleton was married twice, and had five children. Besides his career in movies, Singleton also directed the video for Michael Jackson’s “Remember the Time,” which included Eddie Murphy and Magic Johnson. He cast hip-hop artists and other musicians in many of his films, including Ice Cube in “Boyz N the Hood,” Janet Jackson and Shakur in “Poetic Justice” and Tyrese Gibson in “Baby Boy.”
Singleton’s early success didn’t shield him from creative conflicts or frustration with Hollywood studios. He blamed the commercial failure of “Rosewood” on lack of support from Warner Bros. He fought with producer Scott Rudin during the making of “Shaft” and was furious when Rudin brought in Richard Price to revise the script. He had planned to direct a biopic about Shakur, but quit after clashing with Morgan Creek Productions. In 2014, he chastised the industry for “refusing to let African-Americans direct black-themed films,” but Singleton was pleased in recent years by the emergence of Ava DuVernay, Barry Jenkins, Jordan Peele and others.
“There are these stacks of (films by non-black filmmakers) where black people have had to say, ‘OK, at least they tried,‘” he told The Hollywood Reporter in 2018, adding that now blacks were making the films themselves. “What’s interesting when you see ‘Black Panther’ is you realize it couldn’t have been directed by anybody else but Ryan Coogler. It’s a great adventure movie and it works on all those different levels as entertainment, but it has this kind of cultural through-line that is so specific that it makes it universal.”
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Ca$his is preparing to release his new album titled "The Art of Living" on May 3rd. Today he releases an official music video for the second single off of it called "Pacen."
Pre-order "The Art of Living" now: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-art-of-living/1457682403
Produced by Rikanatti @rikanatti1
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Asian Da Brat (formerly Asian Doll) sits down with Rosenberg on Real Late to speak on her name change, her fans reaction, signing with Gucci Mane, and more.
Her mixtape 'Unfuccwitable' is scheduled to be released May 3.
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Boxing champion Canelo Àlvarez goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Stadium Goods in New York City and talks about growing up in Mexico, why he's been looking for the Supreme x Louis Vuitton hoodie, and his love for high-fashion sneakers.
**Spanish subtitles are available for this video by clicking on the gear icon and turning on Spanish closed captioning .
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