As promised Joyner Lucas comes through with his highly anticipated album titled "ADHD." Features include Logic, Young Thug, Chris Brown, Fabolous and King OSF.
Jeezy aka The Snowman surprises everyone by dropping a new EP titled "Twenty/20 Pyrex Vision." The 7-track project was entirely produced by Shawty Redd. It's available now on all streaming platforms.
Tracklist:
1. Twenty/20 Pyrex Vision 2. First Mind 3. Billions 4. Keep Going 5. Rollie To Church 6. Buy A Bank 7. Poppin
Legendary Houston rapper Scarface has tested positive for coronavirus.
Face, born Brad Jordan, revealed the news today during an interview with his Geto Boys partner in rhyme, Willie D.
"I been to the point where I just felt like I was gonna die, bro," Scarface said on Willie D Live. "It started off as pneumonia in both of my lungs. Three or four days later my kidneys failed. Three or four days after that they tell me I can't move, I'm quarantined. I gotta wait until this subsides so I can see what's going on with my kidneys now."
We wish Scarface the best and hope he recovers soon.
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – UFC light heavyweight champion Jon “Bones” Jones has been arrested for DWI on Thursday, March 26.
A criminal complaint states that officers responded to gunshots along Central around 1 a.m. When police arrived at the scene, they reportedly found Jones inside a 2019 Jeep with the engine running and the car in park.
Jones later admitted to driving earlier. He took a breathalyzer, twice, and registered over the legal limit both times. Authorities found a handgun and an open bottle of tequila inside of his vehicle.
Jones is charged with aggravated DWI, negligent use of a firearm, and possession of an open container. This is his second DWI.
Curt "McGurt" was convicted of several violent crimes and was allegedly an enforcer for YBI Young Boys Inc. Doc Davis and his brothers supplied YBI and their rival, Pony Down.
Joanna Jedrzejczyk speaks with Ariel Helwani a few weeks after his instant classic title fight vs. Zhang Weili at UFC 248 to describe how she’s healing after the five-round battle. Joanna says she’s happy with her performance, but is still heartbroken over it. Jedrzejczyk also gives her thoughts on (22:07) Colby Covington, saying American Top Team owner Dan Lambert should kick him out.
A man suspected of plotting to blow up a Missouri hospital and was killed in a shootout with FBI agents was apparently frustrated with local government action to stop the spread of coronavirus, the FBI said Wednesday.
Timothy Wilson, 36, died Tuesday in Belton, Missouri, a suburb of Kansas City, after members of the FBI’s joint terrorism task force attempted to arrest him. The FBI says Wilson was the subject of a “months-long domestic terrorism investigation."
It’s not clear whether Wilson was wounded by FBI agents or if he died by suicide. Officials say he was armed and after being shot was taken to a hospital, where he was later pronounced dead. The incident will be investigated by the FBI's inspection division, standard procedure for shootings involving agents.
FBI officials describe Wilson as a potentially violent extremist known to express racial and religious hatred and antigovernment sentiment. They say that while under surveillance, Wilson wanted to commit an act of terrorism, specifically a bombing, and had considered several targets, including a school with a large population of black students, a synagogue and a mosque.
But as the coronavirus pandemic began to take hold in the United States and local officials in Missouri issued stay-at-home orders, FBI officials said Wilson became aggravated.
"With the current health crisis, Wilson decided to accelerate his plan to use a vehicle-borne improvised explosive device in an attempt to cause severe harm and mass casualties," the FBI said in a statement.
Wilson considered various targets and settled on an area hospital, the statement said. The hospital was not identified.
Wilson had taken all the necessary steps to acquire the materials needed to build an explosive device but was always under close watch by agents, the FBI said.
The shooting occurred when the FBI tried to arrest Wilson when he arrived to pick up what he thought was a car bomb. But there was no actual bomb and authorities say no members of the public were ever in danger during the investigation.
Belton is about 20 miles south of downtown Kansas City.
A phone number belonging to someone associated with Wilson could not immediately be found Wednesday night.
As of Wednesday, there have been 356 cases of the coronavirus illness COVID-19 in Missouri and eight deaths, according to the state health department.
More MGK? Wish, granted. Machine Gun Kelly has been double the fun on ELLE these past two weeks, first with Thirst Trap (which you can watch, here:https://youtu.be/Zu-ESGnA7fg), and now, trying his turn at the Internet's favorite game:#SongAssociation. Tune in to our latest episode where#MachineGunKellytalks through his Travis Barker x YUNGBLUD collab, revisits his favorite hometown rapper, and shares his affinity for air craps.
Kehlani just dropped off ab official music video for "Toxic" and she absolutely sexier than I've ever seem her. The slow burning song is just the right tempo for her erotic movements throughout. Enjoy yourself, and check it out below.
Here's the official music video for "NoWhere To Go (QUARANTINE LOVE)" by Snow Tha Product. She says she made the song, video and edited it all myself within 24 hours so her fans can enoy it while they're stuck in the house due to the Coronavirus.
Lil Skies was the latest guest on Snoop Dogg's show GGN News. Of course there was a lot of weed smoke in the air while they chopped it up. Check it out below.
MANALAPAN, N.J. -- A New Jersey man is facing charges after he was accused of coughing on a Wegmans employee and telling the woman he had the novel coronavirus.
The incident happened on March 22 around 6:30 p.m.
The employee told investigators she was concerned that George Falcone, 50, was standing too close to her and an open display of prepared foods, so she requested that he step back as she covered the food.
According to the New Jersey Attorney General's Office, Falcone allegedly stepped forward to within 3 feet of her, leaned toward her, and purposely coughed. He then laughed and said he was infected with the novel coronavirus.
Investigators said Falcone then told two other employees they are lucky to have jobs.
Authorities said Falcone initially refused to cooperate with a detective at the store. He was later released on a summons.
"These are extremely difficult times in which all of us are called upon to be considerate of each other- not to engage in intimidation and spread fear, as alleged in this case," said New Jersey Attorney General Gurbir Singh Grewal. "We must do everything we can to deter this type of conduct and any similar conduct that harms others during this emergency."
Falcone was charged with terroristic threats, obstruction and harassment.
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