Clearly Rick Ross loves his Black actresses and wants to see them in more films, namely his own. Last time out, he was palming Stacey Dash’s ass while she got it up on his motorcycle. Now, The Bawse is blowing premium ganja in Elise Neal’s grill piece and speeding mortgage payments on her shopping sprees. Read the rest of this entry »

Post-recession or not, money is still the main objective at hand. And unless you plan on becoming a “Burger King” throughout the week, the grocery store is a necessary pit stop. Since manufacturers know this, as well as the fact consumers hate price increases, they devised the slickest loophole they could tie with their greedy little fingers. Read the rest of this entry »

Radiohead has made it a habit of releasing a critically acclaimed album and then disappearing deep into the doldrums of their dreary Oxford, England, confines. Blink and it’s easy to miss them streaking across the mainstream music landscape. These sporadic flashes occur about every four years and, as luck should have it, 2011 just so happens to include one of these re-emergences. This past Friday saw Radiohead release their eighth studio album, The King Of Limbs, clogging Twitter and RSS feeds with early reviews Read the rest of this entry »

Decided in 2005 that I can f*ck any b*tch that I want…

Wiz’s Cabin Fever came in handy this weekend and “Phone Numbers” featuring Trae Tha Truth and Big Sean certainly made driving my car an enjoyable experience. My Camry felt like a Maybach for a split second. Read the rest of this entry »

People often forget that before Martin Luther King, Jr. and Malcolm X became the revered leaders they are today, they were regular men from humble beginnings. Meaning that anyone with the drive and desire can pick up where they left off. Sadly, this is a concept that has slowly faded away over the years, especially in Hip-Hop music—a brand that resonated in the streets to speak for the people. Read the rest of this entry »

Indeed, stranger things have happened but Lupe Fiasco’s looong-awaited third LP is realistically slated to hit shelves on 3.8.11. No more pushbacks, false starts or trickery. In other words, the show goes on. One of the worst things for a musician, mainly a rapper, is to be idle without a project to promote or look forward. Another is Twitter. Read the rest of this entry »

Killer Kill takes to the stage at an undisclosed location to perform “Burn,” also taking a minute to give a brief explanation of the song’s intentions. Listen, learn and be ye entertained. Read the rest of this entry »

On a quest for rap respect like the Blink 182 drummer. Travis Barker links with Whoo Kid & XXL to release an anticipatory mixtape before the March release of Can A Drummer Get Some. No stone left unturned as the mix features Clipse, Lupe Fiasco, Lloyd Banks, Wiz Khalifa, Tech N9ne & Fabolous. Read the rest of this entry »

The movie Home Alone is a bold face lie. Kevin McCallister had me wanting to be left solo at my house on any random day fighting off potential intruders with traps, gadgets and everything in between. Luckily, I grew up and realized that was quite possibly the dumbest wish a kid could ever ask for. Yet, the film does harbor a classic quote – “This is it, don’t get scared now.” Read the rest of this entry »

A picture is worth 1000 words right? Wrong. This picture is worth five. And the ones I choose go as follows.

Are. You. F*cking. Kidding. Me. Read the rest of this entry »

While everybody assumed Fiddy was too busy peddling headphones (and pissing Dre off in the process) to actually “come back,” he drops a few liters of volcanic lava  to heat things up in the area of the nonbelievers. The aggressive tone and content just very well be the product of his acting lessons as of late, but there is no mistaking there’s a blue flame sparking his drive some how, some way. Read the rest of this entry »

As “Black and Yellow” started its ascension into a bonafide hit, we saw a wide number of regional spinoffs to celebrate sports teams in every region of the country. Of these, the two biggest remixes that came about are “Black and Orange” for the San Francisco Giants and “Green and Yellow” for the Green Bay Packers. And to commemorate this past weekend’s All-Star activities, we have the video for Game and Snoop’s L.A. Lakers anthem, “Purp and Yellow.” Read the rest of this entry »

We gather here this morning not just to pass along Waka’s new Salute Me Or Shoot 3 mixtape, another installment in the series with the testy title. Today, we draw attention to justice served with the long arm of the law arresting six individuals behind yet another violent attack aimed at young Waka. Read the rest of this entry »

Allain Victoria

Meme Watch: Business Cat [Uproxx]

Man Busted For Stealing On Lil Wayne’s Video Set [AHH]

Michael Jackson Estate Rakes In $310 Million To Date [MTV]

A Major Victory For High School Girls [With Leather] Read the rest of this entry »

Shirt by Nike Stadium NYC

I have a bucket list. On that bucket list sits “attend a NBA All-Star Weekend” (and Super Bowl and World Series and, well, you get the point). The league’s annual “winter classic” is a combination of flare, parties, world class groupies and probably some of the finest drugs known to man. But that’s not why I want to go. Ok, maybe that is seven percent of the reason, but I swear, the other 93% is for the actual basketball. Read the rest of this entry »