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Last week was pretty awesome with some of the coverage I did for On Wax Magazine at this year’...
“At the stroke of midnight, the Rhode Island native set fire to Los Angeles’ Echoplex last n...
“Some would say hip-hop originated within a marginalized subculture in the South Bronx amongst black and latino youth during the 1970s in New York City. Look at what you have here: A black female artist and Latino male artist.”
Soul Culture UK Freddie Gibbs f/ G-Wiz & G.I. Fleezy – “Keep It On The Real” | New Music Thurz x Christian Rich perform “Punky Brewster” [Video] OverDoz – ‘Boom’ [Mixtape] | Stream/Download Tech Times iPhone 5s fingerprint sensor gets dissed by some users Google Play Music hits App Store: All-you-can-hear...
"Strong performances from Vaughn and subtle yet beneficial tweaks to a formulaic script really help turn Delivery Man into an above average comedy." Read my first film review for The Script Lab here....
There hasn’t been more a suitable MC to represent Memphis post-Three 6 Mafia than Yo Gotti. Even before releasing his major label debut Live From The Kitchenlast year, Mr. Mario Mims earned the respect of hip-hop contemporaries, including Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Wale and Nicki Minaj. Going from drug dealing to selling out shows domestically, Yo Gotti took his experiences from the street and applied them to music–both artistically and commercially. He hopes to continue to grow on both ends of the spectrum when he releases I Am November 19th. The first joint venture between his CMG imprint and Epic records, Yo Gotti hopes to transition smoothly from one of hip-hop’s rising stars to label owner.
A book signing for Ericka Blount Danois' Love, Peace, and Soul: Behind the Scenes of America's Favorite Dance Show Soul Train: Classic Moments was held in Downtown LA's The Last Bookstore (awesome hangout spot by the way) A dope performance from The Decoders led to the formation of...
"Philomena is an intricate film of self-discovery, where demons can be tackled in part through the help of unconventional people. A clever film that flawlessly controls all moods, Frears’ direction shines along with Coogan and Dench’s “like fine wine” acting chops." Read my first film review for...
