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The incredibly beautiful Zoe Saldana continues to move up the rankings amongst Hollywood's leading ladies. This Dominican bombshell is currently starring in the latest Star Trek flick and will play Nina Simone in an upcoming biopic. Enjoy the visuals!


Columbus Short and Zoe Saldana @ Losers Red Carpet Premiere


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The GooDie MO is Back! Evidence: This potent track loaded with lyrics that matter and a challenge to today's artists (and us all): Be special! With Janelle Monae on the hook, this is GooDie MOB with "Special Education."

'The latest single from Goodie Mob featuring Janelle Monae from the upcoming album, "Age Against the Machine."'

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Ill St Blues

The year was 1992, the group was Kool G Rap & DJ Polo, and the track was "Ill St Blues".  This song was off of the album "Live & Let Die" the 3rd album from the duo.  Kool G Rap who is an original member of the Juice Crew is known for his gritty tough lyric rapping style is still making music and performing to this day.  He will be performing here in Atlanta in two weeks.  So travel back to a time where you would rock some Timbs with a bubble vest on and bob your head to the music!

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City Of Angels Cover Art

Passport Rav has provided the first installment to his #weeklystamps project.  The track is called "City of Angels" featuring Skyzoo with production by Sal Dali.

 


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Hip-Hop has always been the voice of the marginalize and downtrodden. The voice of dissent is rooted in its struggling beginning back in the torn and despised South Bronx neighborhood. Fast forward to over 35 years later, hip-hop is one of the most dominated forces in America and Dr. Dre is credit for spearheading that movement.

So the question is being asked by Dillard University president, Walter M. Kimbrough as to why Andre Young aka Dr. Dre "would donate $35 million - about 10% of his wealth, according to a Forbes estimate - to an institution that enrolls the very people who supported his career from the beginning? An institution where the majority of students are low-income? A place where $35 million would represent a truly transformational gift?"

I understood their need to build a pool of skilled talent. But why at USC? Iovine's daughter is an alum, sure. And he just gave its commencement address. Andre Young - before he was Dr. Dre - grew up in nearby Compton, ...READ MORE

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To promote a broader understanding and deeper appreciation for Caribbean culture by seeking the interest of Atlanta Caribbean Carnival groups and using the Atlanta Caribbean Carnival as a vehicle for the promotion of Caribbean culture among the broader Metro Atlanta community.

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