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The "Power" spin off "Power Book II: Ghost" kicked off it's first season on Sunday and nobody was happier about it than Big Snoop Dogg.
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In this episode of People's Party, Talib Kweli and Jasmin Leigh sit down with stand-up comedian, writer, and actor -- Mo Amer. The conversation that follows covers a wide array of subjects. They discuss Mo's moving from Kuwait to Houston, Texas at 9 years old during the first Iraq war, and the culture shock he found when arriving in the states. They talk about the impact of George Floyd's death on the Houston community, and Mo shares his thoughts on the problems with how police operate. He also speaks on his profound love of hip hop, and shows deep gratitude to a teacher that changed his life by encouraging him to embrace his strengths as a performer.
Later Mo gives his take on the Israeli/Palestinian conflict, and shares experiences performing in the middle east for US soldiers following 911. They discuss his favorite accents to use in his stand up, what it's like commuting through airports as a Mohammed, the comic collective 'Allah Made Me Funny', his close friendship with Dave Chappelle, the Hulu series 'Remy' that Mo stars in, and comedy gold sourced from his plane ride sitting next to Eric Trump. His friendships with rappers Brother Ali and Narcy also get mentioned along with Islam's profound impact on hip hop culture.
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It has been more than half a decade since Nick Diaz set foot in the UFC Octagon, but if reports are accurate, he could be fighting again in early 2021.
The last time we saw Diaz in the Octagon was on the losing end of a unanimous decision in the UFC 183 headliner opposite Anderson Silva. That was on Jan. 31, 2015. The outcome of the bout, however, was changed to a no contest after Silva tested positive for drostanolone and androsterone and Diaz tested positive for marijuana.
Having done a recent 14-week diet and training regimen, Diaz's manager Kevin Mubenga told ESPN's Ariel Helwani that Diaz is 100 percent planning on fighting again and is targeting a bout in early 2021.
Nick's brother Nate is in discussions to run back his UFC 244 bout for the BMF title with Jorge Masvidal in the near future. The target for that fight has also been early 2021. Might we see the two Diaz brothers kick off the next year on the same fight card?
Diaz made his promotional debut nearly two decades ago at UFC 44 on Sept. 26, 2003. He has fought under the UFC banner on and off over the years, but has never held a UFC championship. Diaz made a notable run while fighting for Strikeforce, where he was the promotion's inaugural welterweight champion.
He fought for Strikeforce until then UFC parent company Zuffa LLC purchased the fight promotion and absorbed many of its top fighters, including Diaz.
Diaz has only fought four times since the UFC/Strikeforce consolidation. He defeated BJ Penn at UFC 137, then lost back-to-back championship opportunities against Carlos Condit and Georges St-Pierre, before the UFC 183 headliner opposite Silva.
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In this clip, TK Kirkland reacted to R. Kelly getting stabbed with a pen in prison and the entire downward spiral he's been on. TK said he's saddened by the number of men who have had their careers derailed and freedom stripped over allegations of sexual assault. He offered his advice to men on how to avoid these types of situations while also giving women a few tips as well.
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A Florida corrections deputy has been placed on leave after going on the attack against a 17-year-old at a juvenile center ... and it's all on video.
The teenager, Terrance Devon Reed III, was taken to the hospital after the violent altercation with Sarasota County Deputy Neil Pizzo last week. The surveillance footage shows Reed sitting on a bench with his arms tucked in his shirt when Pizzo marches toward him.
As Reed stands up and takes his arms out, the deputy immediately goes for his throat. A struggle ensues before Pizzo throws Reed to the ground, but at no point does the teenager appear to fight back.
Another deputy jumps in to try to wrangle Reed's feet, and that's when Pizzo strikes the teen on the back of the head multiple times. Reed's then cuffed and helped to his feet ... but not before suffering abrasions to his head.
The altercation reportedly began after Reed -- who was previously arrested and charged with contempt of court, probation violations and cocaine possession -- became uncooperative in a police lineup.
That, of course, doesn't justify the violence by the deputy, and Sheriff Tom Knight says he's disappointed in what he saw and Pizzo's failure to de-escalate the situation.
Knight says he placed the deputy on administrative duty while an internal investigation is conducted.
Source: TMZ
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Cardi B and Candace Owens are in an epic feud, with Candace calling Cardi an "illiterate rapper" who isn't worthy of interviewing Joe Biden ... thing is, Owens just doesn't get it.
Owens blasted Cardi for her recent sit down with Biden ... specifically, Cardi's question about what Biden would do about Black men dying in America. Owens thinks Cardi should have fired back that, according to her, most Black men don't die at the hands of cops but rather other Black men.
Apparently, Owens doesn't think there's an issue with systemic racism in police departments, nor does she address the long list of Black men and women who have died at the hands and knees of cops ... sometimes over minor offenses and sometimes over no offenses at all.
Owens just can't wrap her head around Cardi interviewing a Presidential candidate ... she just can't understand why Biden didn't, as she put it, sit down with "intellectual" black people.
Here's what she's missing. Cardi has a huge following and can do more to get out the vote that the people Owens mentions, including herself. On top of that, she may not care for Cardi's interview, but lots of others did. Maybe she thinks Cardi was just too effective.
At one point during the back and forth, Cardi posted a vid from the Hamptons of her sister, Hennessy, getting harassed because she and her friend are an Afro-Hispanic gay couple.
Owens says Cardi is "uneducated when it came to politics." For her part, Cardi says Trump supporters have gone after her, encouraging people to set her house on fire.
2020 politics ... it ain't pretty.
Source: TMZ
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You wanna know why joe gotta talk to me Candice cause I have the #1 song & yet my sister can’t go to the beach in the Hampton’s wit out trump supporters harassing cause they were by themselves & Santa Claus was harassing my sis GF all because they are a Afro/Hispanic gay couple https://t.co/OLQX2mrzbp pic.twitter.com/ISfJStODme
— iamcardib (@iamcardib) September 6, 2020
Nooooo that big pink man was harassing my sister girlfriend to move her car for no reason and then my sister came there had a back and forth and they stood quit when she Wip that phone out .They was harassing 2 Women ! Ya going to catch the right fuckin one ! https://t.co/xcH1PvGVAB pic.twitter.com/rLym9O2yIU
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Critically acclaimed New Jersey emcee Duffle Bag Ransom teamed up with super producer Nicholas Craven for a classic album titled "Director's Cut: Scene 3." The first official music video off it is for "JD's Revenge" featuring Rasheed Chappell.
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01. Candyman Farewell To The Flesh
02. Blacula Ft. The Musalini
03. J.D.’s Revenge Ft. Rasheed Chappell
04. From Dusk Till Dawn Ft. RJ Payne
05. I Am Legend
06. Misery Ft. 38 Spesh
07. Hereditary
08. Gone Girl
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10. The Shining
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A man has been charged with killing a 3-year-old girl Friday in Austin on the West Side.
Terrence Space, 23, is charged with a felony count of first-degree murder, according to Chicago police.
Lehleni Edwards was found unresponsive in bed about 12:30 a.m. Sept. 4 in the 1000 block of North Lockwood Avenue, police and the Cook County medical examiner’s office said. She was taken to West Suburban Medical Center in Oak Park, where she died at 1:21 a.m.
An autopsy found she died of multiple injuries from child abuse and ruled her death a homicide, according to the medical examiner’s office.
Space, who lives in Austin, was arrested at 2:53 p.m. that day in southwest suburban Bolingbrook, police said.
He appeared in court Sunday and was ordered held on $1 million bail, according to the Cook County sheriff’s office and court records. He is due back in court on Tuesday.
The Illinois Department of Children and Family Services is investigating the girl’s death, a spokesperson for the department said.
Source: NBC Chicago
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Rochester, New York newcomer ISHMAEL brings us official visuals for “PEACE,” the first single off his forthcoming project which is due out later this year.
Produced by Switch and Ishmael
Directed by Zach Stone and Ishmael
"PEACE" available now on all streaming platforms: https://ishmael.lnk.to/PEACE
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Assistant Camera: Flo Fusco
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Art Assistant: @jimmycoldman
Colorist: @kingofcurtis for @glassworksvfx
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Executive Producers: @thrdcoast & @colemahatmccreary
Producers: @gerardmarcus & @eejobo_longfacade
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — A man accused of trying to kidnap a baby from a Flagstaff grocery store has had multiple prior run-ins with the law, according to court documents.
Jeffrey Roholt, 59, is accused of grabbing a shopping cart with a baby in it and walking out of a Basha’s in Flagstaff on Thursday.
The mother of the child noticed and stopped them before they got too far, police said.
Roholt has several prior arrests, mostly stemming from alcohol abuse, according to the court records.
In 2006, police arrested him for aggravated DUI with two of his teenage sons and a friend in the car.
In 2018, police arrested him for allegedly raising a large knife to his wife and then stabbing pillows around her.
The arresting officer wrote that Roholt seemed very intoxicated, and indicated on the court documents that Roholt was an addict.
He was on probation for the prior domestic violence charge, but probation officers said he tested positive for alcohol this past April.
He had also been accused of skipping months of drug tests and diluting his urine so it would test negative on other occasions.
On his Facebook page, he wrote about attending AA meetings.
Roholt was also a professional chef. He wrote that he’d been trained at the prestigious Culinary Institute of America.
He bounced around different kitchens in Phoenix and Flagstaff, he posted about cycling and skiing and making sack lunches for the homeless.
A relative said that he had cut ties with the rest of the family years ago, but confirmed he had been arrested.
Source: 12 News
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As a boxer, DeAndre Ware puts his life on the line every time he steps in the ring. On Friday, Ware, a veteran 168-pounder, had to save a life outside of it.
Ware, who will face Steven Nelson on Top Rank’s ESPN-televised show on Saturday, was getting his medical checks done on Friday afternoon when he noticed a commotion on the other side of the room. Pete Susens, a coordinator with Top Rank, had collapsed. Ware, a Toledo firefighter, immediately went to the scene to assist the doctors.
"I asked them if they want me to start compressions," Ware told SI in a telephone interview. "As I did them, he started to breathe. The doctor told me they could feel his pulse with my compressions."
Ware, a certified EMT, says he could tell immediately that Susens was in trouble. "His skin was pale, his pupils were dilated," Ware said. When Ware stopped compressions, doctors used a defibrillator to shock Susens heart. Ware then resumed compressions to continue getting oxygen to Susens brain.
After a few minutes, EMTs arrived and took over. Ware gave them a report and returned to his room, with Susens "starting to come around a little" when he left. While Ware isn’t accustomed to offering life saving measures in a boxing environment, he says he deals with situations like that "just about every tour" as a firefighter.
Source: SI.Com
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MILWAUKEE (AP) — Jacob Blake has spoken publicly for the first time since a Kenosha, Wisconsin, police officer shot him seven times in the back, saying he’s in constant pain from the shooting, which doctors fear will leave him paralyzed from the waist down.
In a video posted Saturday night on Twitter by his family’s lawyer, Ben Crump, Blake said from his hospital bed that, “Twenty-four hours, every 24 hours it’s pain, nothing but pain. It hurts to breathe, it hurts to sleep, it hurts to move from side-to-side, it hurts to eat.”
Blake, a 29-year-old father of six, also said he has staples in his back and stomach.
“Your life, and not only just your life, your legs, something you need to move around and forward in life, can be taken from you like this,” Blake said, snapping his fingers.
He added: “Stick together, make some money, make everything easier for our people out there, man, because there’s so much time that’s been wasted.”
Blake, who is Black, was shot in the back by a white police officer on Aug. 23 after walking away from the officer and two others who were trying to arrest him. The officer, Rusten Sheskey, opened fire after Blake opened his own SUV’s driver-side door and leaned into the vehicle. The shooting was captured on video and posted online, sparking several nights of protests and unrest in Kenosha, a city of about 100,000 between Milwaukee and Chicago.
Sheskey and the other officers who were at the scene were placed on administrative leave pending the outcome of an investigation by the Wisconsin Department of Justice. None of them have been charged.
Blake, who had an outstanding arrest warrant when he was shot, pleaded not guilty Friday to charges accusing him of sexually assaulting a woman in May and waived his right to a preliminary hearing. Blake appeared remotely via video conference from his Milwaukee hospital bed, wearing a dress shirt and tie. He spoke only to respond to the judge’s questions.
The state Justice Department has said a knife was recovered from Blake’s vehicle, but it has not said whether he was holding it when officers tried to arrest him.
The man who made the widely seen cellphone video of the shooting, 22-year-old Raysean White, said he saw Blake scuffling with three officers and heard them yell, “Drop the knife! Drop the knife!” before gunfire erupted. He said he didn’t see a knife in Blake’s hands.
The Kenosha police union said Blake had the knife and refused orders to drop it. Blake fought with police, including putting one officer in a headlock, the union said. Police twice used a Taser, which did not stop Blake.
#JacobBlake released this powerful video message from his hospital bed today, reminding everyone just how precious life is. #JusticeForJacobBlake pic.twitter.com/87CYlgPDBj
— Ben Crump (@AttorneyCrump) September 6, 2020
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Brooklyn/East, New York G Star Tray connects with J Loc and One Umbrella artist Johnny Cash to drop an official music video for "State 2 State."
Presented by Squady Music Group/YRS Music Group
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(CNN) A family member of the George Washington University professor who revealed that she had been lying about being Black for years says they're outraged.
University officials have said Jessica Krug will no longer teach classes this semester. She was a professor of African and Latin American studies.
Krug's sister-in-law, who did not want to be identified, told CNN that her husband has been estranged from his sister for 20 years. She said Krug is as "white as snow white."
"There's no way she's Black, I can tell you that, there's no member of the family that is Black," the sister-in-law said, confirming that her husband and Krug are Jewish and grew up in Kansas. "Our last name is tarnished, and all my husband and I want to do is cry our eyes out right now. I can only imagine my father-in-law rolling around in his grave."
She said they were unaware that she was lying about her race until they received a call from a reporter Thursday evening.
Krug triggered headlines around the globe last week after she posted a blog on Medium that claimed she was in fact white despite having lived most of her adult life “under various assumed identities within a Blackness that I had no right to claim: first North African Blackness, then US rooted Blackness, then Caribbean rooted Bronx Blackness”.
Krug blamed “unaddressed mental health demons” dating back to childhood and said she frequently thought of confessing the deception, “but my cowardice was always more powerful than my ethics.”
George Washington University issued the following:
The members of the faculty of The George Washington University Department of History are shocked and appalled by Dr. Jessica Krug’s admission on September 3, 2020 that she has lied about her identity for her entire career. With what she has termed her “audaciously deceptive” appropriation of an Afro-Caribbean identity, she has betrayed the trust of countless current and former students, fellow scholars of Africana Studies, colleagues in our department and throughout the historical discipline, as well as community activists in New York City and beyond. The discipline of history is concerned with truth telling about the past. With her conduct, Dr. Krug has raised questions about the veracity of her own research and teaching. Accordingly, the department calls upon Dr. Krug to resign from her position as associate professor of History at GW. Failing that, the department recommends the rescinding of her tenure and the termination of her appointment.
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Paterson, New Jersey emcee Bad Lungz and Plainfield partner in rhyme, Starz Coleman, drop off release a highly entertaining long-form music video for "Holy Water."
This is off of the duo's album titled "The French Connection." Available now on all streaming platforms: https://album.link/TFC
"Holy Smoke" was produced by UDub Of NY Bangers
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Dr. Dre's estranged wife, Nicole Young, is requesting a hefty sum amid their divorce. According to court documents obtained by ET, Young is seeking $1,936,399 in monthly spousal support, as well as attorney’s fees and costs totaling $5 million. ET has reached out to attorneys for Young and Dre for comment.
ET confirmed in June that Young filed for divorce. The two tied the knot in May 1996 and recently celebrated their 24th wedding anniversary.
According to the documents, Young wants the spousal support to begin retroactively from Sept. 1, so she "can continue to enjoy the lifestyle she enjoyed during marriage."
Attorneys for Young claim that she is "having difficulty paying her bills" and that the mogul, who controls all their assets, has "been exerting financial control" over his ex by "ordering his agents to scrutinize her bills" before he decides if he approves them or not.
While the papers state that Young does not work, her attorneys claim that she "played an important role" in Dre's career and "was integral" to naming his record label Aftermath, and should be able to continue the lifestyle she had before their divorce. The document also goes into detail about their luxurious lifestyle, which includes five Los Angeles homes, a private jet, lavish cars, 12 security guards, seven housekeepers, a private chef and more.
Additionally, Young claims that Dre "kicked her out" of their Brentwood residence in the middle of the night in a "drunken rage" and has since been living at their Malibu residence. However, she claims that he has threatened to sell that home, and allegedly texts her to "not spend one more cent."
Young also alleges that Dre has "undertaken an aggressive approach to this case, engaging in gamesmanship and no-holds-barred hyper-litigation simply because he can afford to." She also claims he has cut off the only source funds available to her to pay for her case.
She also goes into detail about their premarital agreement, which she claims she was forced to sign "under extreme duress" on their wedding day. Young claims she was never provided with a copy of the prenup she signed and "only begrudgingly -- and after multiple requests and a delay of two month -- received a copy."
Meanwhile, Forbes reports that Dre was worth $800 million as of 2019. This fortune is due in part to his successful headphone line, Beats By Dr. Dre, which Apple acquired for $3 billion in 2014.
Source: ET Online
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Ahmaud Arbery's mom says her son's death has become a full-blown business for one of her son's friends, a former coach and others -- and she's blasting all of them for profiting off tragedy.
Wanda Cooper-Jones says she's alarmed by the "I RUN WITH MAUD" social media pages, which were initially started as a memorial to her son. She says Ahmaud's friend, Akeem Baker, came to her with the idea and she was on board at first, but doesn't like the fact the page is now being run like a business.
She also says she's being denied administrative access to the page.
Wanda claims Akeem even started a GoFundMe page for her son -- which she never asked him to do -- and it's raised nearly $2 million. The page says the money's going to Wanda, but she's already back to work.
Ahmaud's mother is also incensed someone filed for an "I Run With Maud" trademark. She doesn't say who did it, but does say the applicant never even knew Ahmaud.
Next on her list is Foundation 2.23 ... which refers to the date Ahmaud was killed. Wanda says it was founded by Jason Vaughn, a local high school coach who did not have a close relationship with Ahmaud. She says the org held a big fundraiser, but wants to make it clear the foundation is not affiliated with her family.
She says she's could not stay silent in the face of what she sees as injustice. Wanda's bottom line is ... she's not asking for any money, because no amount of cash can change the fact she had to bury her son.
Source: TMZ
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Kodak Black is praying for more than just his release from prison ... because he says he can't get access to a rabbi to practice his Jewish faith behind bars.
Kodak's attorney, Bradford Cohen, tells TMZ he's ramping up to file a lawsuit if his client doesn't get what he says he's been requesting for months ... a consultation with his own personal rabbi -- or any rabbi, really, at this point.
Of course, the other headline here is ... Kodak Black's Jewish??? We're with ya, and Cohen explained the rapper identifies with the faith -- even though he has yet to convert. He claims the feds have gone radio silent on his efforts to connect with his go-to rabbi.
If nothing changes, Cohen says they'll be suing for a violation of Kodak's First Amendment right to practice his religion.
He admits the chaplain at Kodak's facility in KY recently emailed to say face-to-face spiritual meetups were being temporarily axed due to COVID. However, Cohen says the chaplain also told him phone calls with the rabbi shouldn't be an issue.
Oh, and if you're wondering why Kodak's so adamant about getting access to any rabbi and a Torah, we're told he thinks it will help his mental state. Kodak believes God has a plan for him, and wants to talk it out with a pro.
The Bureau of Prisons declined to comment on Kodak's specific sitch, but assured us it goes to great lengths to accommodate inmates' religious needs.
Source: TMZ
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Billy Danze, 1/2 of the legendary group M.O.P., is back with a new single titled "Take a Step," featuring DJ Premier and produced by TooBusy. Off of the forthcoming release, "We Busy."
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A Latin King street gang member convicted of a racketeering conspiracy involving two 1999 northwest Indiana murders claimed in court records this week to be the detainee who assaulted R&B singer R. Kelly in Chicago’s federal jail last month.
Jeremiah Shane Farmer, 39, wrote that “the government made me attack” R. Kelly and that he did so “in hopes of getting spotlight attention and world news notice to shed light on” alleged government corruption.
Farmer’s writings appear in a six-page document filed Tuesday with the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. Records show Farmer is representing himself and is still detained at the Metropolitan Correctional Center, where Kelly is also being held.
Kelly has been locked up for more than a year while awaiting trial on child pornography and obstruction of justice charges in Chicago, as well as a racketeering indictment in Brooklyn. His lawyers have tried for months to get him out of jail.
Records show Farmer was convicted last year of a racketeering conspiracy that involved the June 25, 1999, murders of Marion Lowry, 74, and Harvey Siegers, 67, at their Hammond business, Calumet Auto Rebuilders. The feds say the men were beaten to death with a hammer.
Source: Chicago Sun Times
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