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Sarah Marantz Lindenberg claims she “came up with the idea” of a “washable silk head wrap” that prevents breakouts and preserve hairstyles.
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Blac Youngsta steps into the studio with Adam22 to talk growing up in Memphis, quitting lean, doing other creative ventures outside of rap, and much more! Enjoy.
0:31 la life vs Memphis
2:38 la police vs Memphis police
5:08 not being in the hood affecting music
7:32 being funny and mindset coming into the rap game
10:09 being fun an happy on the internet and being tough at the same time
11:20 quitting lean
14:20 being creative and not having guns in videos
16:09 going into movies and doing other stuff outside rap
17:23 having a gf and being an entertainer
19:44 having adhd and smoking weed
21:33 going to the club and no ones having fun
24:21 dealing with fame
25:33 loving stranger things
28:47 not having in any legal troubles
33:26 rappers going through sh*t because of the bad things that happen to him
36:52 asap rocky and trump
39:10 Area 51 raid
41:41 new music and having bars and rapping about serious sh*t and pain
43:10 dream of rapping
44:24 making hiphoppers
45:37 girl rappers and Jermaine Dupree rap challenge
51:37 Megan tee station and money bagg yo dating
53:02 yatchy writing for city girls
56:38 heavy camp
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Benny the Butcher spoke about growing up with his cousins, rappers Westside Gun and Conway, explaining that they inspired him to get into rapping after watching them in the studio as a kid. He went on to speak about how they created the blueprint for getting started in hip-hop in Buffalo, where there was no scene before. Benny also explained why he didn't go to the hospital to see Conway after he was shot, revealing that he had just lost his brother and it was too much to see his cousin in that condition. To hear more, including how he was inspired after seeing Conway in the studio after being shot, hit the clip below.
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Report via Billboard -- Meek Mill is in a Jay-Z state of mind: The Philadelphia rapper-turned-entrepreneur is launching a new record label in a joint venture with Jay-Z's Roc Nation.
The two hip-hop players celebrated the launch of Dream Chasers Records on Tuesday at the Roc Nation headquarters in New York City, signing contracts at a small press conference and popping champagne to celebrate the partnership.
"Of course I had offers to do a lot of business with other people, but the relationship we've built from (Roc Nation) believing in me through my whole career, through my ups and downs and the morals they showed to me and my team when it wasn't in their best interest to have showed it — I feel comfortable going through this right here at home," Mill said. "We're ready to work. We're just starting the beginning of a new chapter, a new page."
Mill, 32, will lead Dream Chasers as president, overseeing the label and its staff.
Mill built a strong fan base and buzz in Philadelphia with a string of mixtapes, and reached the mainstream when he topped the charts with his major-label debut in 2012. He's released two platinum albums and two gold records and reached the Top 25 of the pop charts with songs like "Going Bad" and "All Eyes on You." He even beat out Drake, Kendrick Lamar and Dr. Dre to win top rap album at the 2016 Billboard Music Awards.
Jay-Z, hip-hop's ultimate businessman, said he and Mill not only bonded musically, but in other areas.
"His integrity, his honesty, his sense of responsibility," Jay-Z rattled on about Mill. "Everything that he's done leading up to this point, it showed that he can carry that weight for the next generation of people. Everybody can sign some artists, make some money and brag about how hot they are for ... (but) for us, we look at the big picture. For us, it's way beyond signing hot artists and having a hot record."
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Based on the thrilling and inspirational life of an iconic American freedom fighter, HARRIET tells the extraordinary tale of Harriet Tubman's escape from slavery and transformation into one of America’s greatest heroes. Her courage, ingenuity, and tenacity freed hundreds of slaves and changed the course of history.
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On Episode 2 of UFC 240 Embedded, featherweight champion Max Holloway gets an adrenaline fix at an aerial park and hikes with his team. Featherweight Felicia Spencer visits a farmers market and tries out a new face paint look; opponent Cris Cyborg focuses on her fingernails. Featherweight title challenger Frankie Edgar makes the most of summer down the shore with a run on the boardwalk. UFC 240 Embedded is an all-access, behind-the-scenes video blog leading up to the featherweight title fight taking place Saturday, July 27 on Pay-Per-View.
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Philadelphia rapper/singer/producer AVIATORSHIZZY drops off an official music video for "Intro." This is off of his album titled "E.N.O."
Directed by Cloud.
"E.N.O." is available now on all streaming platforms:
https://www.amazon.com/N-Explicit-AVIATORSHIZZY/dp/B07L43HLXQ
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https://music.apple.com/us/album/e-n-o/1445581111
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Report via Pro Football Talk -- Washington running back Adrian Peterson has made about $100 million in salary, and millions more in endorsements, during his NFL career. But he’s deep in debt after his lawyer says he trusted people who ripped him off.
“The truth behind Adrian Peterson’s current financial situation is more than is being reported at this time,” attorney Chase Carlson said in a statement. “Because of ongoing legal matters, I am unable to go into detail, but I will say this is yet another situation of an athlete trusting the wrong people and being taken advantage of by those he trusted. Adrian and his family look forward to sharing further details when appropriate.”
The statement came hours after TheAthletic.com reported that Peterson is being sued in Pennsylvania for failing to pay back a $5.2 million loan. In two separate matters, judges have ordered Peterson to pay $2.4 million to one creditor and $600,000 to another creditor.
Despite the fortune Peterson has made, he appears to be nearly broke, with debts that he is struggling to pay, and debts that he’ll continue to struggle to pay even after getting a $1.5 million signing bonus to remain in Washington this year, with another $1 million in salary on the way for the season.
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FORT WORTH (CBSDFW.COM) – A jury in Fort Worth has sentenced teen rapper Tay-K to 55 years in prison for the 2016 murder of a father during a home invasion.
Taymor McIntyre, aka Tay-K, was convicted of murder last week in the home invasion shooting death of Ethan Walker.
The teen rapper was sentenced to 55 years for the murder along with 30, 13 and 13 years for three counts of aggravated robbery. The sentences will be served concurrently.
The courtroom was full for closing arguments Tuesday morning. Prosecutors pushed jurors to consider McIntyre’s character, including his run from the law after being arrested in 2017, and his behavior in jail since he was captured.
McIntyre’s defense team portrayed him as a teenager trying to make it on his own. They also told jurors there was no principled way they could sentence him to more than the 20-year sentence offered to Meagan Holt, a teenaged girl who participated in the crime and testified during the trial.
McIntyre raised his profile in 2017 with the song “The Race,” where he rapped about running from a case he could not beat.
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Report via TMZ -- The stakes are not only high for A$AP Rocky in his Swedish assault case ... the European nation itself could be forced to pay UNTOLD MILLIONS if he's ultimately cleared.
There's something we found about Swedish law that ups the stakes dramatically ... if someone is charged with a crime and is found not guilty, the country could be on the hook for all the money the victorious defendant lost as a result of incarceration and the trial.
In A$AP's case ... that's a fortune. He's already been in jail for going on 3 weeks and it's all but certain he'll be formally charged Thursday with aggravated assault. The chances of getting sprung from jail once he's charged are slim to none, because Sweden considers him a flight risk.
By the time he goes to trial, months may have passed, and that means a bunch of scheduled concert dates will go down the tubes.
He's already had to cancel 12 shows and is booked for 7 more through the month of September.
It's unclear exactly how much Rocky gets paid for each gig -- but between 2014 and 2017, reported booking fees from each concert range from $80k to $120k. It's 2019, so let's just say his flat quote these days is north of $100k.
The longer he sits in jail, the more the stakes go up ... $2 mil, and maybe a lot more.
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Report via SI.com -- Boxer Maxim Dadashev has died from injuries he suffered in a fight Friday, reports ESPN. He was 28.
Dadashev underwent brain surgery after his 11th-round junior welterweight loss to Subriel Matias. Following the fight, he was taken to a local hospital before being transported to University of Maryland Prince George’s Hospital Center for a two-hour surgery to relieve a subdural hematoma (also known as bleeding of the brain) on his right side.
He was then placed in a medically induced coma, and neurosurgeons told Dadashev's manager Egis Klimas and strength and conditioning coach Donatas Janusevicius that he showed signs of severe brain damage, according to ESPN.
A heatbreaking clip from the fight showing trainer Buddy McGirt urging Dadashev to stop fighting has gone viral since news of the boxer's death.
Entering his bout against Matias, Dadashev had not lost in 13 fights. He was from St. Petersburg, Russia.
This is a mark of a great trainer, one that knows his warrior at war a trainer has to love his fighter enough to make a crucial call sometimes saving him from his very self. Great call Buddy @buddymcgirtboxing prayers up for this young warrior #speedyrecovery #toughsport pic.twitter.com/cKljvTKOgt
— The Magic Man (@AntonioTarver) July 20, 2019
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Cassidy teams up with frequent collaborator Swizz Beatz for a new banger titled "Save the Children."
Cop it now: https://barsisback.bandcamp.com/track/save-the-children
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Hall of Fame boxing trainer Freddie Roach joins Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe to discuss Manny Pacquiao. He breaks down what it was like getting Pacquiao prepared to fight Keith Thurman, why this was the closest thing to the old Manny we've seen in a while, and also calls out Floyd Mayweather for a rematch.
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Blueface drops by The Breakfast Club to explain how much of a lyrical genius he is. The rapper also dives into the legal troubles he's been facing.
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Only the wisdom and strength of true champions can peel back the layers of our mistakes and triumphs to reveal who we really are. Grab a box of tissues and witness the amazing and generous spirit of Cris Cyborg on this Very Special Episode of Hotboxin'.
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On Episode 1 of UFC 240 Embedded, featherweight champion and honorary Canadian Max Holloway lands in Edmonton and gets starstruck at a car show. Former lightweight champion Frankie Edgar balances work in the gym with family fun. Featherweight contender Felicia Spencer gets her body ready to stay up late and fight legend Cris Cyborg. UFC 240 Embedded is an all-access, behind-the-scenes video blog leading up to the featherweight title fight taking place Saturday, July 27 on Pay-Per-View.
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Check out the official music video for "Giannis" from Freddie Gibbs and Madlib featuring Anderson .Paak.
Freddie Gibbs & Madlib - Bandana: https://smarturl.it/xBandanax
"Giannis" ft. Anderson .Paak
Directors: M. Corey Whitted & Nick Walker
Director Of Photography: Harley Astorga
Creative Director: Ben “Lambo” Lambert
Colorist: Brandon Chavez
Editor: Harley Astorga
Sound Mixed By: My Best Friend Jacob
Produced By Object & Animal
Starring:
Freddie Gibbs
Silverio Diaz
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In this segment of The Yanadameen Godcast with Lord Jamar, Rah Digga, & Godfrey the crew discuss Eric Garner's killer walking free, police brutality in the black community, Sean Price’s mural in jeopardy of being removed and much more!
0:00 Brooklyn's Black Lady Theater ad
0:41 Today's Mathematics
1:01 Intro
1:34 Lord Jamar introduces himself, Rah Digga and Godfrey
2:17 Godfrey complements Lord Jamar on the growth of the Godcast
3:05 Lord Jamar and Rah Digga let the viewers know how they can donate to and advertise with the show
5:25 Lord Jamar talks about Officer Daniel Pantaleo being found not guilty of murdering Eric Garner
17:33 Lord Jamar talks about the possibility of Sean Price's mural in Brooklyn being taken down
25:17 Lord Jamar shouts out Jaden Smith for helping the homeless
26:50 Credits
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Report via TMZ -- Future's bodyguard was knocked the f out and a source close to the rapper says it was a racially-motivated attack.
The incident went down Monday in Ibiza, Spain at the International Airport. We're told Future had just arrived and was walking through the terminal when 10 guys approached and asked for a photo. Future said, "Not today, guys," because he was tired and had just gotten off a long flight.
We're told the guys then erupted in anger, and began hurling racial slurs and other epithets.
Our sources say Future's bodyguard stepped in and tried to block the guys and get Future to his ride on the curb.
The sources say the bodyguard actually beat up several of the guys before someone came from behind and sucker punched him. The sources claim the person who struck the bodyguard did so with a rock.
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Report via ESPN -- UFC champion Jon Jones is facing a battery charge stemming from an alleged April incident in Albuquerque, New Mexico, ESPN confirmed Monday.
Jones, who holds the UFC light heavyweight title, is accused of slapping a cocktail waitress in her genital area at a strip club, pulling her down to his lap and kissing her neck, according to the criminal summons obtained by ESPN from the Albuquerque Police Department. KRQE television in Albuquerque was the first to report the news.
The woman told Albuquerque police that Jones put her in a chokehold and picked her up off the ground, per the news station. When she asked Jones to stop, she said Jones continued touching her until he decided to leave.
The charge was listed in court records as a petty misdemeanor, but a conviction can still carry jail time.
Jones' spokesperson James Hallinan told KRQE that Jones was unaware of the charge until his team was contacted by KRQE. Per online court records, a letter sent to Jones by Albuquerque police was returned in June. A bench warrant was issued for Jones on June 12 when he failed to show up for a bond arraignment. Jones paid a $300 cash bond Sunday. His next court date is not yet scheduled.
"Today, the media told Mr. Jones about a false accusation launched against him and that paperwork had been sent to an incorrect address," Hallinan said in a statement to KRQE. "However, after receiving the documents from the press, Mr. Jones immediately went to pay the small fee, and he, and multiple witnesses, stand ready to factually refute the malicious lies being told about him to the public."
Jones, an Albuquerque resident, tweeted about the situation Monday morning, writing he is "definitely not in any trouble."
"Don't be so quick to believe everything you read on the Internet," Jones wrote.
The woman told police that she was serving Jones and his brother at the strip club. She did not mention Jones' brother by name. Both of his brothers, Chandler and Arthur, are NFL veterans. Jones, the woman said, had been asking her to give him a lap dance repeatedly, but she refused due to club policy because she was a waitress and not one of the dancers. She said Jones at one point pulled her onto his lap and kissed her neck.
Later, the woman told police that Jones was waiting for shots from the bar when he put her in a "tight" rear-naked choke. She said she joked that he can put her in a choke, but she can't put him in one because she wasn't tall enough. Jones then picked her up off the ground, turned her in the air and was "roughhousing" with her, she told police.
She said Jones then placed her down by the bar and smacked her in her genital region. The woman said she told Jones twice he couldn't smack her there unless he paid her $100. She said Jones "continued to touch her until he decided to leave the establishment."
Per the criminal summons, the woman told police of Jones: "I just don't want to deal with this person. I think he is a fucking piece of shit. The whole situation is so complicated and I'm not really sure what to say and this person gets away with fucking everything."
Jones, 32, has been in legal trouble before. In 2012, Jones pleaded guilty to a DWI charge. He pleaded guilty to felony hit-and-run in 2015 and received probation and community service. In 2016, Jones violated his probation for allegedly drag racing. The New York native's probation was up in March 2017.
On top of the time he missed dealing with those situations, Jones has missed Octagon time due to two failed drug tests administered by UFC anti-doping partner USADA over the past three years. Most recently, Jones was suspended 15 months for a positive drug test for a steroid metabolite in July 2017.
Jones (25-1, 1 NC) is coming off a successful title defense against Thiago Santos earlier this month at UFC 239 in Las Vegas. Jones has never really been beaten in MMA, with his only loss coming in 2009 by disqualification for illegal elbows. He is regarded as perhaps the greatest pound-for-pound mixed martial arts fighter of all time.
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