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Danny Trejo sat down for his first-ever VladTV, and he started out detailing growing up in California and hanging out with his uncle Gilbert. Danny revealed that Gilbert let him try weed when he was 8 and then letting him try heroin when he was 12. Danny went on to speak about becoming a drug mule for Gilbert and trying drugs, which you can hear more about below.
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in this clip Ice Burgandy talks about Boskoe100's Instagram post where he claimed that Ice fell down at the Nipsey memorial and cut himself. Ice claims that that is not true and goes into detail in this clip.
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Chris Broussard joins Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe in studio to discuss Kevin Durant's response to one of Broussard's tweets that said the Golden State Warriors winning a title without KD would be his 'worst nightmare.'
I see a little exaggeration there buddy, my worst nightmare?? U sure that this is the worst that it can get???
— Kevin Durant (@KDTrey5) May 20, 2019
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Rafael dos Anjos joins Ariel Helwani's MMA Show to speak about recording his first win since 2017. He also dives into issues between Conor McGregor and himself, saying McGregor's entire career would have played out differently if dos Anjos's foot wasn't injured, and McGregor got lucky to defeat Nate Diaz.
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Black Soprano Family (BSF) artist RJ Payne, formerly known as Reign Man, just released his highly anticipated "Leatherface" album. And what would the project be without a collaboration with BSF boss Benny The Butcher?
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Report via USA Today -- A grand jury has indicted Eric Holder for the shooting death of Grammy-nominated rapper Nipsey Hussle, the Los Angeles County District Attorney’s Office announced.
Holder was indicted May 9 on one count of murder, two counts each of attempted murder and assault with a firearm and one count of possession of a firearm by a felon, spokesman Greg Risling said in a statement Tuesday, after the indictment was unsealed.
It includes allegations that Holder "personally used a handgun and caused great bodily injury and death."
Prosecutors previously charged Holder with the same counts, but the indictment means they can skip a preliminary hearing and head to trial.
The 29-year-old suspect pleaded not guilty to all charges Tuesday and is due back in court for a pretrial hearing in June. His bail has been set at $6.53 million.
Holder faces life in state prison if convicted.
He's accused of gunning down Hussle, 33, whose real name was Ermias Asghedom, outside of the rapper's clothing store in South Los Angeles on March 31. Two others were wounded during the incident.
Holder was arrested April 2 after a nearly 48-hour manhunt.
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Report via Newsweek -- A bare-chested 22-year-old man from Largo jumped into a highway patrol trooper’s car and led officers on a chase during which he reached speeds of up to 149 miles an hour, police said.
A Florida Highway Patrol trooper had stopped at the side of the turnpike in Okeechobee County when they saw Shane Jensen, who was shirtless, apparently needing medical help.
Police said that Jensen “was incoherent when the trooper began talking with him.” The trooper spoke to Jensen for a few minutes and then went to speak to a road ranger so they could call for medical help, NBC News reported.
Jensen spotted an opportunity and made a dash for the driver seat of the trooper’s 2013 Dodge Charger, and jumped on the accelerator. Dramatic dashboard camera footage from the incident on May 2 has just been released and shows Jensen speeding off and the trooper heard yelling, “Hey, hey, where are you going?”
Officers tried to stop Jensen by setting up a roadblock further down the highway in Osceola County. When the car came to a halt, three officers approached the stopped car with guns drawn and one moved to open the passenger-side door. But Jensen then accelerated on the road shoulder and escaped.
The suspect weaved through traffic at 120 miles per hour and at one point, reached 149 mph while officers chased him. Undeterred after he swerved to a halt at another stop strip, he got out of the car, jumped the median barrier and ran past oncoming traffic and into the woods where he was later arrested.
No one was injured in the incident. Jensen had a $400,000 warrant out of Pinellas County for carjacking and aggravated assault with a hammer.
He has been charged with grand theft, high speed fleeing, aggravated battery on a law enforcement officer and reckless driving, The Miami Herald reported.
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GENEVA (Reuters) - The risk of nuclear weapons being used is at its highest since World War Two, a senior U.N. security expert said on Tuesday, calling it an “urgent” issue that the world should take more seriously.
Renata Dwan, director of the U.N. Institute for Disarmament Research (UNIDIR), said all states with nuclear weapons have nuclear modernization programs underway and the arms control landscape is changing, partly due to strategic competition between China and the United States.
Traditional arms control arrangements are also being eroded by the emergence of new types of war, with increasing prevalence of armed groups and private sector forces and new technologies that blurred the line between offence and defense, she told reporters in Geneva.
With disarmament talks stalemated for the past two decades, 122 countries have signed a treaty to ban nuclear weapons, partly out of frustration and partly out of a recognition of the risks, she said.
“I think that it’s genuinely a call to recognize – and this has been somewhat missing in the media coverage of the issues – that the risks of nuclear war are particularly high now, and the risks of the use of nuclear weapons, for some of the factors I pointed out, are higher now than at any time since World War Two.”
The nuclear ban treaty, officially called the Treaty for the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons, was backed by the International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN), which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 2017.
The treaty has so far gathered 23 of the 50 ratifications that it needs to come into force, including South Africa, Austria, Thailand, Vietnam and Mexico. It is strongly opposed by the United States, Russia, and other states with nuclear arms.
Cuba also ratified the treaty in 2018, 56 years after the Cuban missile crisis, a 13-day Cold War face-off between Moscow and Washington that marked the closest the world had ever come to nuclear war.
Dwan said the world should not ignore the danger of nuclear weapons.
“How we think about that, and how we act on that risk and the management of that risk, seems to me a pretty significant and urgent question that isn’t reflected fully in the (U.N.) Security Council,” she said.
Reporting by Tom Miles; Editing by Frances Kerry
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Actor Jason Mitchell is being accused of misconduct. He has been fired from "The Chi," dropped by United Talent Agency and an upcoming Netflix feature, "Desperados."
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WBC Heavyweight Champion Deontay Wilder joined me on my radio show on Monday to discuss his thunderous knockout on Showtime Boxing of Dominic Breazeale. Wilder discusses the punch itself, his response to comments made by Tyson Fury, whether Anthony Joshua or Luis Ortiz is next, if he has regret for saying he wanted to kill Breazeale in the ring and much more.
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LEE COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) - The suspect in a weekend shooting that killed one east Alabama police officer and injured two others is set to appear in court for the first time.
Grady Wayne Wilkes, 29, will appear before a judge Tuesday afternoon at the Lee County Justice Center.
Wilkes is charged with one count of capital murder, three counts of attempted murder, and one count of second-degree domestic violence.
Wilkes was arrested Monday morning after an overnight manhunt. The 29-year-old Alabama National Guard corporal is accused of shooting of three police officers who were responded to a domestic violence call at an area mobile home park.
Killed in the shooting was veteran Auburn police officer William Buechner. Wounded were officers Webb Sistrunk and Evan Elliott.
Following his arrest, Lee County District Attorney Brandon Hughes confirmed his office would "pursue the death penalty, absolutely.”
Wilkes is being held without bond.
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Jada Pinkett Smith isn't afraid to go there – even in front of her mom and daughter! The actress didn't hold back her thoughts on pornography on her hit Facebook Watch series "Red Table Talk" alongside mom Adrienne Banfield-Jones and daughter Willow Smith. Plus, the ladies laugh about Jada's husband Will turning heads as the genie in the new live-action "Aladdin." Go blue or go home, right?
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Bill Duke shared his thoughts on Nipsey Hussle's accused killer Eric Holder having a documented past of mental illness. Duke explained that speculation surrounding what led to Nipsey's death won't bring him back, which led into a conversation about getting people to care about their communities like Nipsey.
Elsewhere in the interview, Bill Duke spoke about leaders like Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, and 2Pac knowing that they weren't going to live long lives. He also spoke about how Malcolm and Martin's death didn't spark a bigger change, which you can hear about more below.
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"The Gypsy King" Tyson Fury joins Ariel Helwani's MMA Show and dives into the possibilities of agreeing on an official rematch between Deontay Wilder and himself sometime early next year, and directly calls out Anthony Joshua.
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Rochester, New York has become a hotbed for new hip hop talent. You could even argue that the city is leading the way for the entire East Coast.
That brings us to Yikey Mikey ... an emcee who offers fans vivid insight into the gritty streets of Hell's Roof.
Check out Mikey's new visual for "Short Fused."
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Report via TMZ -- Nipsey Hussle's daughter, Emani, will not go back to her mother ... and the mother is livid.
Tanisha Foster was in court Monday, trying to regain custody of her 10-year-old girl. Emani has been living with Nispey's sister, Samantha, since his death last March.
Nipsey's family was in court and squared off with Tanisha, whom they believe is not fit to care for Emani. The hearing was sealed ... but there's another date scheduled in July.
Tanisha's lawyer, Larry Lewellyn, tells TMZ he's working with Nipsey's family on a visitation schedule that will be in Emani's best interest.
As for Tanisha ... she left the courtroom crying and told us she's "pissed off."
We broke the story ... Samantha believes Emani's biological mother is unfit to care for the 10-year-old, and Samantha played a crucial role in helping raise her when Nipsey was alive. Samantha wrote in her petition that she wants to "ensure the continued stability for Emani and ensure that she will be able to maintain her current and ongoing relationship" with her fam.
Emani's mother, Tanisha, broke down crying in court last week, saying she hadn't seen her daughter in months. At the time, the judge gave them about 20 minutes alone together.
Still ... Nipsey's sister might have a strong case in asking for guardianship. Tanisha has a warrant out for her arrest right now, relating to an unsettled DUI case in 2017. She's also got a lengthy rap sheet filled with arrests dating back to 2006 and 2007.
Nipsey has another child with Lauren London -- a son named Kross -- but he's obviously staying with his mom. No issues there.
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Chuck Dizzle & DJ HED had the opportunity to sit with the Suge Knight Jr., son Deathrow Records former CEO Marion 'Suge' Knight to discuss launching the New Deathrow, misconceptions that come with carrying his name, relationship with former Deathrow artists, getting support from his father, personally asking him about the death of 2pac and more.
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The Griselda Records crew of Westside Gunn, Conway the Machine and Benny the Butcher took over Sway in the Morning for an interview and freestyle session.
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Reggaeton superstar Ozuna goes Sneaker Shopping with Complex's Joe La Puma at Barneys New York and talks about his favorite sneakers growing up in Puerto Rico, the island's growing streetwear and sneaker scene, and the importance of Daddy Yankee's Reebok deal.
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Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe discuss the Toronto Raptors 118-112 double OT win over the Milwaukee Bucks. Hear them give out grades to both Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kawhi Leonard after last night's Game 3.
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