"If you didn't know by know Florida rapper and Cash Money artist Brisco was robbed yesterday in a barber shop for his chain, cash and car. He was ok and got all his shit back but it seems he thought this was a good laugh and decides to get at the men that robbed him. Pretty raw track and he goes as far as putting out hits on their heads for 20,000 a pop (no pun) and I'm sure this will get worse before it gets better."
I wouldn't be surprise if everything was a set up nowadays rappers are doing whatever it takes for some attention.
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Saturday, August 8, 2009
Friday, August 7, 2009
Vans Authentic LX – Spring 2010
"Straight from the Spring 2010 Vault collection, pictures of two inventive models of the Authentic have made their way onto the web. Class meets classic as the timeless sneaker appears to feature an all leather upper under standard white laces. In both Brown and Violet, the colorways bring a subtle element of formality I’ve never seen from any other leather Vans model. Slated to release in February of next year, I can’t wait to see more pictures."
Thursday, August 6, 2009
The Bloody Beetroots feat. The Cool Kids - “Awesome”
If you listen to one track by a masked, Italian production duo named after part of a vegetable today, let it be this one. On the lone single off their Romboarama LP, The Bloody Beetroots join forces with two of the coolest kids in the Midwest to introduce listeners to a sound that can only be described as “Awesome.” As Chuck Inglish and Mikey Rocks let heads across the globe know just how great they’re feeling, Sir Cornelius Bob Rifo and Tommy Tea back their flossing with a punchy instrumental driven by buzzsaw bass and syncopated synth stabs. The hard-edged, sorta over-the-top electro vibe may not be what listeners stateside are accustomed to, but this cut is as danceable as its creators are eccentric—that is, extremely. Romboarama is out now across the pond, but listeners wondering what else the Beetroots have up their sleeves will have to import the disc; unfortunately, there are no current plans for a domestic release.
The Bloody Beetroots ft. The Cool Kids - Awesome - Listen Now
Tuesday, August 4, 2009
North Korea frees two U.S. journalists after Clinton visit
North Korea on Tuesday released two jailed American journalists after a visit from former U.S. President Bill Clinton in the highest-level U.S. contact with North Korea since Clinton was president nearly a decade ago.
North Korea's KCNA news agency said North Korean leader Kim Jong-il had issued a special pardon to the two journalists, Euna Lee and Laura Ling of U.S. media outlet Current TV, which was co-founded by Clinton's vice president Al Gore.
Clinton was the highest-level American to visit North Korea since his secretary of state, Madeleine Albright, went there in 2000.
He was greeted warmly on his arrival and had what North Korea's KCNA news agency described as an "exhaustive conversation" over dinner with ailing North Korean leader Kim Jong-il and his top aides.
The White House denied a report by North Korea's news agency KCNA that said Clinton had carried a message to North Korea from U.S. President Barack Obama.
"That's not true," White House spokesman Robert Gibbs told reporters in Washington. Obama adviser David Axelrod told MSNBC that Clinton was on a "private humanitarian mission" and that "I don't think it's related to other issues."
The two journalists were arrested on the North Korea-China border in March and accused of illegal entry. A North Korean court sentenced both of them last month to 12 years hard labor for what it called grave crimes.
Arriving on a private jet on a trip to North Korea he had hoped to take before leaving office in January 2001, Clinton was presented with flowers by a girl dressed in traditional costume before he was led to a black limousine and driven away.
The North Korean news agency said Clinton passed on a verbal message from Obama.
"Kim Jong-il expressed thanks for this," KCNA said of the message. "He welcomed Clinton's visit to the DPRK (North Korea) and had an exhaustive conversation with him. There was a wide-ranging exchange of views on the matters of common concern."
(Additional reporting by Yoo Choonsik in Seoul, Lucy Hornby in Beijing, David Morgan and Ross Colvin in Washington; Writing by Jonathan Thatcher and Steve Holland; Editing by Patricia Wilson, Bill Trott and Philip Barbara)
Resource Reuters.
Monday, August 3, 2009
Brooklyn Machine Works x Element Collection
Involving two well-known players in their respective industries, bike-makers Brooklyn Machine Works and skate-brand Element announced their latest joint-venture just a few days ago. With Pharrell Williams in attendance, the two entities including Johnny Schillereff of Element and Joe Avedisian of Brooklyn Machine Works both revealed an upcoming collection including a bike and apparel.
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