Flee Lord comes through with a new album titled "Alter Ego Fleeigo Delgado."

The project features ElCamino, Jay Worthy, G4 Jag, TND Riley and Mumbles.

Production credits go to V Don, Daringer, Havoc, godBLESSbeatz, Vinny Idol, IceRocks, DJ Rybe, Melks, Dolla and Milky Fella.

Available now on all streaming platforms: https://orcd.co/alterego

Tracklist:

[03:02] 01. The Beginning feat. Jay Worthy & TND Riley (Prod. by DJ Rybe)
[03:10] 02. IDGAF Who Ya Fav Rapper (Prod. by godBLESSbeatz)
[02:45] 03. Livin’ Lavish feat. Elcamino (Prod. by Melks)
[02:06] 04. Funeral Home (Prod. by Dolla)
[03:08] 05. Hoopty (Prod. by V Don)
[01:55] 06. Lord Family feat. G4 Jag (Milky Fella)
[01:26] 07. It Ain’t Gone Last (Prod. by Daringer)
[02:31] 08. Unfinished Business (Prod. by Vinny Idol)
[02:11] 09. Da Rock to da Bridge feat. Mumbles (Prod. by Havoc)
[01:19] 10. The Big Kahuna Outro (Prod. by IceRocks)

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Jay-Z and his social justice team are going all out to get a Wisconsin cop fired and charged in the killings of 3 men of color -- they've posted a full-page ad demanding it.

Jay's Team ROC took out the ad Thursday in the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, calling for the immediate prosecution and termination of police officer Joseph Mensah ... who has recently come to light for reportedly shooting and killing 3 men of color during police stops in Wauwatosa, WI within a 5-year span.

The ad -- an open letter to Milwaukee Country DA John Chisholm -- starts with a simple question ... "how many more people must die at the hands of Officer Joseph Mensah?"

The letter goes on to name the men of color reportedly killed by Mensah -- Alvin Cole, Antonio Gonzales and Jay Anderson -- while describing his actions as "utter disregard" for their lives.

According to reports ... Mensah fired 8 times to kill Gonzales in 2015, unloaded 6 shots to kill Anderson in 2016 and shot Cole 5 times in February after he shouted “no gun.” He allegedly failed to administer CPR to the victims in each case, as well, and failed to engage his dash camera in 2 of the incidents.

There is dash cam footage of the most recent incident -- which resulted in the death of Cole, who was just 17 years old -- but it doesn't clearly reveal what happened.

Team ROC's letter goes on to question the Wauwatosa PD's reported failure to mandate body cams and preserve video evidence, before calling for the prosecution of Mensah "to ensure that he never kills anyone again."

The letter states there have been no other fatal shootings by the police dept. since Mensah joined the force in 2015, and asks ... "Doesn't that tell you something?"

Team ROC's demanding justice -- along with mandatory body cams for all cops -- and closes by stating ... "Nineteen shots and three deaths in five years are not a pattern of accidents."

Source: TMZ

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First trailer for The Tax Collector starring Shia LeBeouf.

Plot: A "tax collector" for a crime lord finds his family's safety compromised when his boss's old rival shows up in LA and upends his business.

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Stephen A. Smith, Max Kellerman and Kendrick Perkins discuss if the 2020 NBA champion will be deemed as legitimate. Check it out below.

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Rose Namajunas speaks with ESPN MMA’s Ariel Helwani about training for her rematch vs. Jessica Andrade at UFC 251. Namajunas reflects on (4:41) her time as strawweight champ, saying she misses having the belt but doesn’t miss the way she felt as a champion. Rose also discusses (12:21) the death of two family members due to the coronavirus back in April, her decision to fight on Yas Island (24:34) and why Zhang Weili vs. Joanna Jedrzejczyk (28:22) isn’t the best fight she’s seen in 2020.

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A Miami-Dade police officer was relieved of duty after body-camera footage surfaced Wednesday night of him hitting a woman who was yelling at him at Miami International Airport.

The video, obtained by the Miami Herald, shows a masked officer speaking to a Black woman in a terminal late Tuesday, when she becomes irate and begins taunting him. “You acting like you white when you really Black...what you want to do?” the woman says.

The unmasked woman steps up to the man, putting her face right in his before he strikes her in the face. “She headbutted me,” he says as the officers rush in to handcuff her.

Miami-Dade Police Director Alfredo Ramirez, in a series of tweets on Wednesday night, said he has asked Miami-Dade State Attorney Katherine Fernandez Rundle to investigate the use of force.

“I am shocked and angered by a body cam video that i just saw involving one of our officers. I’ve immediately initiated an investigation and ordered that the involved officers be relieved of duty,” Ramirez tweeted.

The video surfaced as protests across the country have erupted over police brutality, sparked by the death of George Floyd in Minnesota. Floyd died after a Minneapolis officer pressed a knee on his neck; the officer was later charged with murder.

Source: Miami Herald

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The final of three NBA 2K21 cover athletes was revealed on Thursday, and that athlete is the late, great Kobe Bryant.

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar, who died in a tragic helicopter crash along with his daughter, Gianna, and seven others in January, is even getting his very own edition of the game. He’ll be gracing the cover of the Mamba Forever edition, which is replacing the Legend edition. Bryant appeared on the cover of the Legend edition for NBA 2K17.

The cover of the current gen game features artwork of Bryant from his 81-point performance in 2006, wearing No. 8.

The cover of the next gen game features artwork of Bryant a decade later, after he scored 60 points in his final NBA game while wearing No. 24.

Source: Yahoo Sports

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A heated racial exchange in a Detroit area parking lot -- between a white woman and black mom and her daughter -- led to the woman pulling a gun and pointing it right at the mother's face.

The argument allegedly started Wednesday evening because the white woman bumped into Takelia Hill's 15-year-old daughter, Makayla, as she was entering a Chipotle in Orion Township, MI.

Makayla claims she moved out of the way, but tells The Detroit News ... "She bumped me and I said, ‘Excuse you.’ And then she started cussing me out, and saying things like I was invading her personal space."

Takelia then got involved and that's when the racial tension started rising. As the white woman and a male companion got into their SUV, Makayla and her mom accused them of being racist. The man got out of the car and asked, "Who the f**k do you think you guys are?"

The white woman shouted, "White people aren't racist, no one's racist" -- and then started to back out and leave ... but Takelia was apparently behind the SUV or near it. She claims they were about to hit her, and it sounds like Takelia banged on their window -- and that's when the white woman got out with her pistol ... and aimed it directly at Takelia's face.

The white woman screamed, "Don't you f***ing jump behind my car. Get the f**k back! Back up! Get the f**k back! Back the f**k up!"

Thankfully, the woman finally decided to put the gun down and get back in her SUV to leave ... as cops were called. Takelia says the incident traumatized her and her 3 daughters ... who were in their vehicle.

We've reached out to police, who say they are still investigating the incident but a report has been taken.

Source: TMZ

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G Herbo links up with Lil Uzi Vert to drop an official music video for their collaboration titled "Like This."

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Check out the official music video for "Flood My Wrist" from A Boogie With Da Hoodie and Don Q featuring Lil Uzi Vert.

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It's a wonderful thing seeing the late, great Fred the Godson in a new music video alongside 38 Spesh.

The two linked up earlier this year for a track titled "Rae" off of Fred's "Payback" project.

Enjoy the D. Gomez Films-directed visuals.

Produced by Hesami.

"Payback" is available now on all streaming platforms:

iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/album/payback/1502719055

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5ix07RLw3mJx2VCdfAKCRB

The single is also available:
iTunes: https://music.apple.com/us/album/rae-single/1498351063

Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/5XlASv8BPbNu7eSjeMIXrh

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FORT HOOD (CBSDFW.COM) – “We were told sexual harassment isn’t illegal. Well guess what — we have a dead person because of sexual harassment.”

Powerful words spoken by Attorney Natalie Kahwam on behalf of the family of missing Fort Hood soldier Vanessa Guillén laid the ground work for an emotional outcry for justice in the nation’s capital.

While the medical examiner still has not confirmed that partial human remains found near the Leon River in Bell County are Army Pfc. Guillén, her sisters say “everything points to it being her.”

The 20-year-old’s family drove to Washington, D.C. from Texas to demand a Congressional investigation into her disappearance and their assertion that she was sexually assaulted, and ultimately killed by her superior.

That man, fatally shot himself when authorities approached him this week. One of Guillén’s sisters spoke to him before his death, and said he was dismissive and “laughed in her face.”

“They lied to our faces every single day that passed for more than two months. My sister was sexually harassed and no one cared. My sister is a human too. If this can happen to my sister it can happen to anyone else. She deserves justice!” said Vanessa’s sister, Lupe.

The family also alleges the base is covering up for the other two suspects, both of which are currently in custody.

“They falsely accounted for her at 3 p.m. the day she disappeared,” said Kahwam. “What is the cover up for? She was a soldier. Why aren’t they transparent with the family? This was mishandled from the start. It has to be investigated.”

Calling command at Fort Hood evasive and even making claims that human trafficking has happened on base, Kahwam said one of the men involved walked in and watched Guillén while she was taking a shower.

“Imagine you lose your daughter and you’re finding out information from the media? The command doesn’t feel they owe this family anything. They’re savages! They’re dishonorable,” said Kahwam.

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DETROIT (AP) — As a national reckoning over racism and policing grips the nation, white Democrats are far more likely now than they were a few years ago to think police brutality is a serious issue — a dramatic shift in public opinion that some say could shape the November presidential election.

A majority of white Democrats today say police officers are more likely to use deadly force against a Black person than against a white person, according to a recent poll from The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs Research, not unlike five years ago.

But for the first time, the poll shows significant changes in how white Democrats view police brutality and the consequences: 64% now describe police violence against the public as very or extremely serious, compared with 29% in July 2015.

Race and policing in America have been thrust into an international spotlight amid an already tumultuous presidential campaign after a series of high-profile police killings of Black Americans that has sparked global protests and demands for structural change. The campaign had already been fraught with racial tension fueled by the coronavirus pandemic and its ensuing economic fallout, which both have disproportionately impacted people of color.

While racial inequity has long been a focal point of African Americans, experts say many white Americans, particularly white Democrats, are now grappling with the longstanding impacts of systemic racism in ways they never have before.

San Diego resident Chris Chapman, a white woman and a Democrat, said witnessing George Floyd’s death was particularly jarring for her.

“I think the brutality of that event, it really raised the consciousness, at least for me,” Chapman, 68, said. “It shocked people who really hadn’t yet gotten to the place where they thought that could happen.”

Most white Democrats say that they disapprove of President Donald Trump’s handling of racial issues and that he has only sowed further division at a time of immense unrest. Trump on Sunday tweeted and later deleted a video showing one of his supporters chanting “white power,” a racist slogan associated with white supremacists.

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Dianna Russini joins Mike Greenberg on Get Up and reacts to QB Cam Newton working out with New England Patriots teammate Mohamed Sanu in Los Angeles and discusses what opponents can expect to see from Newton and the Patriots next season. (1:38) Marcus Spears, Ryan Clark and Rex Ryan discuss the possibility that Newton will start in Week 1 over QB Jarrett Stidham.

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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — San Francisco police will stop making public the mug shots of people who have been arrested unless they pose a threat to the public, as part of an effort to stop perpetuating racial stereotypes, the city’s police chief announced Wednesday.

San Francisco Police Chief Bill Scott said the department will no longer release booking photos of suspects to the media or allow officers to post them online.

The policy takes effect Wednesday.

Booking photos are taken when someone is arrested. They are often made public whether or not the person is prosecuted for the alleged crime, which undermines the presumption of innocence and helps perpetuate stereotypes.

Jack Glaser, a public policy professor at the University of California Berkeley who researches racial stereotyping and whose work Scott consulted, said data shows Black people who are arrested are more likely to have their cases dismissed by prosecutors.

But the mug shots live on.

Numerous websites post photos of mug shots online, regardless of whether anyone was convicted of a crime, and then charge a fee to those who want their photo taken down. The phenomenon prompted California’s attorney general to charge one of the biggest operators with extortion, money laundering, and identity theft.

That contributes to Americans making an unfair association between people of color and crime, Scott said.

“This is just one small step but we hope this will be something that others might consider doing as well,” he said.

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Over 90 people who were part of a wedding at a Patna village have tested positive for the novel coronavirus. The 30-year-old groom, a software engineer in Gurugram, had died two days after tying the knot.

He was, however, cremated without being tested for Covid-19 even though he was symptomatic.

After the district administration in Patna was informed of the groom’s death at a village in Paliganj, 50 km from Patna, close relatives of the couple were tested. As many as 15 people who had attended the wedding celebrations on June 15 tested positive.

The administration, which was sent into a tizzy, then began contact tracing. On Monday, 80 more people tested positive for novel coronavirus -- making it possibly the first case of mass spread of coronavirus in Bihar.

The Patna administration, however, could not test the deceased groom for Covid-19 as his family had cremated him without informing the authorities.

As per police sources, the 30-year-old groom returned to his village Deehpali on May 12 for his wedding. During this period, he developed symptoms of Covid-19 but the family went ahead with the wedding.

Two days after the wedding, his health deteriorated and he died as he was being taken to AIIMS, Patna.

After district administration was made aware of the death of the 30-year-old, Covid-19 tests were conducted for all the guests who had attended the wedding. While 95 testes positive, the Covid test of the bride came negative.

The administration has said there was massive violation of guidelines by the family who went ahead with the wedding despite the groom showing symptoms of Covid-19.

The administration also noted how social distancing norms were not followed as only 50 people are allowed to attend any wedding ceremony.

Source: India Today

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RJ Payne is gearing up to release his highly anticipated "He's a Fucking Animal" EP on July 7th.

The Educated Ignorance Group (EIMG) CEO locked down features from Vado, Ransom, Sunnie Blac, Denaun Porter, Rockness Monsta, DJ Kay Slay, Nems and JoJo Pellegrino.

Production credits include DJ Pia, Pa. Dre, Vettrax, Bazill Rush McIntosh, Tobes and Streezy.

With that in mind, Peep Payne's incredible DJ Pia-produced collaboration with Ransom titled "Boogieman Vs. Leatherface."

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Benny the Butcher and his Black Soprano Family (BSF) artists Ricky Hyde, Heem, Lucky Lucciano and Jonesy are releasing their debut album on July 24.

Today, Ricky and Heem drop off an official music video for "Warning."

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Pop Smoke's fans have spoken -- loudly and clearly -- the cover art designed by Virgil Abloh for the rapper's posthumous album is trash ... so a change is coming.

Pop's highly anticipated album, "Shoot for the Stars, Aim for the Moon" is set to release July 3, but when the cover art was revealed Monday ... it was widely ridiculed and roasted, and fans immediately demanded a do-over.

Among the most common complaints about the cover ... the lazy Photoshop job, along with using a photo of Smoke that's the first one that comes up on Google images.

In his defense, when Abloh posted the artwork he said he'd just finished it and explained ... "this album cover was one of like 5 things we talked about. he mentioned his story felt like the metaphor of a rose & thorns growing from concrete of his hood in Canarsie, Brooklyn."

Fans weren't buying it though. Even 50 Cent -- a mentor to the late hip-hop star -- called out Abloh.

Fif tweeted ... "Hey Virgil we need new album art, they ain’t going for this bullshit. Love ya work let’s get to it. Steven i told you this shit was eww let’s get it right!"

That Steven is Pop's manager, Steven Victor, who's already made it clear that Abloh's art will be redone before the album is released.

Victor says Pop -- who was on the rise when he was fatally shot in February in a home invasion -- would listen to his fans and make a change ... so that's what they're going to do.

It's unclear if Abloh will get another crack at it or if the cover art will be done by someone else, but ya gotta think ... anything new will be an improvement.

Source: TMZ

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President Donald Trump set off a "five-alarm fire" in the White House on Sunday morning after he retweeted a video of one of his supporters saying "white power," according to two White House officials.

The video remained on the president's Twitter page, where he has 82 million followers, for more than three hours because White House officials couldn't reach him to ask him to delete it, the two officials said. The president was at his golf club in Virginia and had put his phone down, the officials said.

Aides also tried unsuccessfully to reach deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino to ask him to delete the retweet, officials said.

Sen. Tim Scott, R-S.C., added to the urgency when he called the tweet "indefensible" and demanded that the president take it down during an interview on CNN, the officials said.

Once officials were able to reach the president, he agreed to delete it, they said.

White House press secretary Kayleigh McEnany and senior adviser Jared Kushner were among those trying to contain the fallout. McEnany said Monday that Trump had watched the video before retweeting it but didn't hear his supporter say "white power."

Officials said the president gets a deluge of content from aides and allies, with one of them saying the "white power" incident was a "lesson to all of us in the White House to be more aware of what's out there."

In April, the president retweeted a posting that included the hashtag "#FireFauci." When asked at the time whether he had noticed the hashtag when he retweeted it, the president said, "Yeah, I notice everything."

Just in cased yall missed it before he deleted it. Here is a screen recording i took of @realDonaldTrump thanking a white supremacist for yelling white power at protestors @AOC pic.twitter.com/6E7JfNbajN

— Chumlee (@its_dabig_guy) June 28, 2020

Source: NBC News

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