Dynastyseries.com shows their support for the NFL with their new model shoots. This weeks featured game is the San Francisco 49ers vs The Seattle Seahawks. Repping for the 49er’s is the sexy Sandy Orellana. Check out her pictures before
Kanye West aint the only one from G.O.O.D. music who keeps a good rant on deck! Pusha T let off a good one when he hit Hip Hop Nation on Sirus.
Hear for yourself. Check out Pusha T talking about how wack “Dedication 5″ is and how Weezy has fell off below
When you think about hip-hop in the early years, you have to mention the name Marly Marl. The producer/Dj was instrumental in launching the careers of Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie and Roxanne Shante. Over time, he maintained his name in the game, producing hits for LL Cool J and more.
The Queens native spoke with NPR recently about his legacy, rap wars, LL Cool J and sampling. Read his full interview below
Source: NFTUTV
Tocarra sits down with T-Marie and discusses loving to perform and her upcoming performance with VH1′s Save The Music Benefit Concert, How her music inspires women, how you must love yourself and that although her music is about love and relationships, she doesn’t ever male bash!
Watch the interview below
Drake is turning up the anticipation for his 3rd album, “Nothing Was The Same.” On top of his Instagram campaign, Drake just released a luxury laced trailer for the Internet to marinate on until his album drops. Check out the trailer below
Talk about irony!
A report broke minutes ago saying that Florida vigilante George Zimmerman had been arrested and is currently in police custody in Central Florida. Clickorlando.com reported in the last few minutes that the Lake Mary police confirmed that they were called to an address on Sprucewood Road this afternoon.
The report which followed said that Zimmerman was involved in some kind of altercation and that he pulled his gun in a threatening manner, on another person. George Zimmerman’s arrest today comes just one day after his wife Shellie filed for divorce.
According to the AP Zimmerman has not been arrested as of yet. They report that the police are on the scene and investigating, but ZImmerman has not been put in cuffs just yet.
We’ll keep you posted.
Source: Inquister
Hours before mourners began filing past the open coffin of a 16-month-old Brooklyn boy who was fatally shot in his stroller last weekend, detectives on Friday broke into a Pennsylvania apartment and arrested two suspects in the killing.
The arrests were the culmination of a five-day manhunt that stretched from the Brownsville neighborhood, where a .45-caliber bullet ended the life of the boy, Antiq Hennis, to Maryland and Pennsylvania, where investigators suspected the fugitives had gone to hide with relatives or friends.
Yet that was cold comfort to the hundreds of people gathered at the Grace Funeral Chapel in Ozone Park, Queens. Some wore T-shirts bearing a message written with childlike punctuation: “im ok mommy grandpa will take good care of me.”
Surrounded by nine clusters of white balloons and dressed in a white suit and a white Yankees cap, Antiq (pronounced an-TEEK) lay with his hands folded at his waist in a small white coffin. His eyelashes curled upward; his face appeared to glisten.
The search for the suspects, Daquan Breland, 23, and Daquan Wright, 19, was complicated from the start by the boy’s father, Anthony Hennis, who had been pushing Antiq in the stroller when the shooting occurred and appeared to have been the target. According to the police, he refused to answer questions.
But others in Brownsville, where gun violence among young men is despairingly common, did come forward. On Friday, the police commissioner, Raymond W. Kelly, said that a witness told investigators that Mr. Wright handed a pistol to Mr. Breland, who fired four shots. Two bullets hit the stroller; one struck Antiq in the head.
The shooting, on the corner of Livonia Avenue and Bristol Street, shocked the neighborhood and drew condemnation from Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg and candidates seeking to replace him next year.
Source: NY Times
