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Quinton "Rampage" Jackson (32-10) will battle Glover Teixeira (19-2) as the co-main event of UFC on Fox 6 tonight. The fight is the last one on the former UFC Light Heavyweight Champion's current contract. If it is indeed his last fight for the organization, Rampage plans on going out with a win
Rampage already has an exit plan in mind. He says he might try his hand at boxing when he leaves the Octagon.
He recently sat down with Vlad TV to talk about tonight's opponent, his previous losses, boxing and being a Many Pacquiao fan.
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Looks like Jay-Z is not the only hip hop heavyweight Justin Timberlake has collaborated with for his upcoming album, The 20/20 Experience.
Grand Hustle CEO, T.I. says he's also been in the studio with JT.
"Yeah, I spoke to JT. Me, him and Tim was on the phone. They were working on a record together, and I had the pleasure of assisting them on their particular record," Tip told MTV. "I thinks it's called 'Goodbye Homie.' One of them is And then there's another one. I think I did maybe 2 of 3 records with them."
Justin and Tip last collaborated in 2006 for "My Love" off of JT's FutureSex/LoveSounds album. Tip said he's happy to see Justin back on the music scene.
"It's just great that he's back into doing music. The record he has out with Jay right now is phenomenal," said T.I. "It was definitely a sound that was missed."
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Alicia Keys releases an uptempo remix to her song "Brand Nee Me." The original version can be found on Alicia's fifth studio album titled Girl On Fire. The album is available now on iTunes.
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Justin Timberlake and Jay-Z were in Los Angeles recently filming the music video for JT's single "Suit & Tie." The Timbaland-produced track is off of Justin's upcoming album The 20/20 Experience, which will be released on March 19.
Peep some pics from the set of the video below.
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Snoop Lion is getting ready to drop his first reggae album titled Reincarnated later this year. Today he releases a teaser clip from the official music video featuring Mavado and Popcaan.
Produced by: Dre Skull and Major Lazer
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You can download the song now on iTunes.
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Nicki Minaj was a guest on Jimmy Kimmel Live yesterday. The YMCMB star talked about judging on American Idol, getting in trouble in Dubai for hugging a cop, why she calls her fans "Barbz" and more.
Nicki later performs "Va Va Voom" and "Freedom."
Nicki Minaj on Jimmy Kimmel Live PART 1
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Nicki Minaj Performs 'Va Va Voom, x 'Freedom'
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Jim Jones is back with another one of his Vampire Life remix music videos. The time the Dipset Capo puts a Harlem spin on Future and Kelly Rowland's song "Neva End." The track is off of the ReVamped mixtape hosted by Dj Drewski.
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Mr East New York a.k.a. Uncle Murda releases his highly anticipated mixtape The First 48 hosted by Mike Epps.
Murda secured features from Diddy Bop, Maino, Chanti McCoy, Stacks, Ca$h Out, Wale, AR-AB, Chinx Drugz, Young Super Boi and more.
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Philly's top goon and OBH Records rapper, AR-AB returns with a new banger titled "Blow Part 2" featuring Dark Lo. The video was directed by Rick Dange.
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People are buzzing about 50 Cent's new music video for "Major Distribution" featuring Young Jeezy and Snoop Dogg. The Eif Rivera-directed clip has all the key elements that make a hip hop video hot.
You have great verses from all 3 emcees, hot chicks, guns and of course that Maybach Music Group chain. Many people have speculated about where the chain came from. 50 Cent sat down with MTV and gave them an answer.
"It came from a jeweler. Jewelers, they made it. Yeah, we got it and ended up putting it in the video," the G-Unit boss explained. "That's what rappers do: Rappers put jewelry in videos."
Fif said contrary to previous reports the piece wasn't lifted from Gunplay's neck when he went flying through the air like a video game character at the 2012 BET Hip Hop Awards.
"Rumors today, you can't believe everything you hear," 50 said. "The internet is crazy."
50 Cent Explains MMG Chain In 'Major Distribution' Video
50 Cent Ft. Young Jeezy and Snoop Dogg "Major Distribution"
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Carine Felizardo brought her lovely assets to New York City on Thursday. Felizardo braved cold temperatures as low as 12 degrees while parading around Times Square wearing nothing but a two-piece bikini.
Felizardo is the winner of the 2012 Miss BumBum contest. She was given the award for having the best butt in the country after beating out 500 other women for the prize.
A jury of six women and five men picked the 25-year-old Felizardo among 15 finalists in the second annual edition of the contest, held in a Sao Paulo hotel.
“I am overwhelmed, very, very happy,” Felizardo said when she won, according to IOL.co.za. “I would like to thank those who voted for me, those who believed in me, my family, my friends. I am very proud of my bumbum (as Brazilians call the backside), proud to represent the Brazilian woman,”
The lovely Brazilian credits years of her work in the gym for her great physique
The winner took home $2,500 in prize money.
Check out more pics and video of Felizardo below.
Carine Felizardo Miss BumBum promo video
Carine Felizardo crowned Miss BumBum 2012
Carine Felizardo - Miss Bumbum Brasil 2012 - Making OF - Ensaio AE Models
Check out some of the other lovely ladies below.
Miss BumBum 2012 contest
Photo Credits: New York Daily News and The Huffington Post
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CTE affiliate Wink Loc releases his new single "Til They Kill Me" featuring Shoota of Byrd Gang. The track is off of Wink's upcoming project titled Locomotive 3.
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50 Cent returned to Ear Candy Mornings yesterday to sit down for a chat with Renada Romain. The two talked about how well the single "My Life" is performing, people doubting his music and if we will see a G-Unit reunion with Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks.
"Probably not," 50 said of the possibility of a G-Unit reunion. "You got people that grow in different directions. I've offered everything I could offer to G-Unit. I allowed them to be in front of my audience the entire time to develop their own fan base and have people recognize their attributes. And their defects at that point so what do you do? I don't care what other people want. I could give a f*ck if they want a G-Unit reunion. You can kiss my motherf*cking a$$ as far as that's concerned. I think when we get to the point [about] something the public is saying, it's a trend. It's an idea that one person had that other people are following. When did [G-Unit] dissolve? It dissolved as they didn't actually support the projects."
50 also discusses his relationship with Floyd Mayweather Jr., positives he's taken from their friendship and why he was discussing business with Manny Pacquiao at one point.
"My communications with Manny Pacquiao and his team was for Floyd Mayweather," Fif explained. "The company itself was initially being created to be a bargaining chip that they could actually split and look at it like it was a retirement plan. When you have a fighter that doesn't make money off anything but fighting and they're in that cycle of get the money, spend the money. You know that it's a comfortable flight, but the plane has no wheels. When it does land, it will crash land. So, if I'm sitting there and I'm trying to create that thing that's in between that allows them to be around what they're passionate about. And that's the sport of boxing. They've put everything into it. When I build it and you decide you don't wanna do it. When there's no income away from anything else but boxing and you know you can't fight forever. And you're saying 'I got 2 of 3 left in me.' And you see the actual fighter not fighting the toughest opponents. And navigating like 'let me fight who I think I can win [against].' When you see those decisions being made you go 'OK, hold up... let me start thinking about your exit strategy.' If that doesn't pop up then you don't have any logic with the way you view your life."
50 later predicts who he thinks would win if Manny and Floyd ever fought.
50 Cent Talks G-Unit Reunion
50 Cent Discusses His Relationship With Floyd Mayweather Jr.
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Will.I.Am of the Black Eyed Peas calls in a few favors and lands Britney Spears, Diddy, Lil Wayne, Hit-Boy and Waka Flocka Flame on his all-star remix to "Scream & Shout"
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Cincinnati's own Buttaman and Brickman link up with Black Migo Gang's Young Scooter for a new street anthem entitled, "Action." The video was shot and directed by Cam Kirk in Atlanta, Ga.
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Radio personality Star of the Star and Bucwild show has never been afraid to speak his mind. During a recent appearance on Forbez DVD Live, the controversy starter decided to take aim at rapper Consequence and Power 105.1's DJ Envy.
"We got a n*gga named Consequence riding around in a Bentley. And the n*gga does not have veneers. The n*gga has dentures," Star said. "We got a n*gga balling on a budget. We got a n*gga named Consequence balling on a budget in a Bentley. I got nine vehicles. Vehicles don't mean sh*t. We got p*ssy n*ggas out here like DJ Envy who take pictures of their vehicles and put the on Instagram, but they're still p*ssies."
What do you think of Star's comments?
Shouts to Doggie Diamonds for the footage.
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Snoop Dogg is currently locked in a dispute with the Rastafari Millennium Council and Bunny Wailer of Bob Marley and the Wailers.
As we previously reported, the Council is demanding The Doggfather stop using the name "Lion" and pay them money, while Wailer accuses him of "outright fraudulent use of Rastafari Community's personalities and symbolism."
Today the Long Beach rapper is getting support from Bob Marley's son, Rohan Marley.
Marley told TMZ that his father would have embraced Snoop's love of the culture.
"Our father's name should not even be mentioned in this issue because like a true Rasta, he would have embraced Snoop's reincarnation and welcomed the positivity," Rohan said. "Why condemn a man for his love of Rastafari and Bob Marley? We have been cool with Snoop before his transformation and he will continue to have our blessings and support."
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Joe Budden is about to release his No Love Lost album on January 5. He sits down with Sway In the Morning to talk about the project and a lot more.
Joe reveals the album will have features from Slaughterhouse, Wiz Khalifa, Omarion, Kirko Bangz, Juicy J and Lloyd Banks.
Joe also talks about his drug addiction issues, taking girlfriends to strip clubs, Tahiry, Raqi Thunda, Love and Hip Hop and more.
Joe Budden Reveals Features on "No Love Lost" album on Sway in the Morning
Joe Budden Speaks on Drug Addiction, Strip Clubs & Love & Hip Hop on Sway in the Morning
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Nine former African American contestants have united to file a lawsuit against American Idol, accusing the show of racism.
According to TMZ, Corey Clark (Season 2), Jaered Andrews (Season 2), Donnie Williams (Season 3), Terrell Brittenum (Season 5), Derrell Brittenum (Season 5), Thomas Daniels (Season 6), Akron Watson (Season 6), Ju'Not Joyner (Season 8) and Chris Golightly (Season 9), have hired New York attorney James H. Freeman to sue the show on their behalf.
Freeman has taken the first step in the process by submitting a letter to the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, asking to sue the show. Freeman is required to file with the EEOC before moving forward with the lawsuit.
Freeman began to look into American Idol's dismissal of black contestants when Jermaine Jones was kicked off on March 15, 2012. Fox executives said Jones was kicked off the show for failing to inform them about several outstanding warrants out for his arrest.
Jermaine Jones
Freeman says that during his investigation of the show he found out that all nine of the contestants that were kicked off the show over the the years were African American. He further claims that the show has "NEVER once publicly disqualified a white or non-black American Idol contestant in the history of the eleven season production."
Freeman accuses Idol of conducting a "cruel and inhumane" scheme to exploit and humiliate black contestants for ratings by making them appear to be "violent criminals, liars and sexual deviants"
None of the disqualified contestants were ever convicted of the crimes for which they were charged at the time of their elimination.
"Yet their personal and professional lives remain permanently and severely impaired by [the show's] continuing violations of our nation's laws," says Freeman.
Freeman claims that when Idol asks would be contestants the question: "Have you ever been arrested?" during the background check stage they violate CA employment law. The question is forbidden since his clients were applying for employment.
Freeman says Idol used the background information and arrest records to humiliate contestants and perpetuate "destructive stereotypes" about black people.
As soon as Freeman gets the green light from the EEOC, he will move forward with the lawsuit.
Ruben Studdard and Jordin Sparks
Three African American contestants have previously won the show including Ruben Studdard, Fantasia Barrino and Jordin Sparks.
Fox executives declined to comment on the story.
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