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Thursday, September 07, 2006
P Diddy Will Be Having Twins
Not only is P Diddy Expecting- But reports indicate He will be having twins with his significant other.
Wednesday, April 12, 2006
Monday, April 03, 2006
Radio Bums: A Force For Social Changes in The Hip Hop Community
Formed by DJ Chonz, The Radio Bums DJ Crew
has long been known in The Denver Colorado and Global communities as a group of highly talented DJ's and Musicians. This group of elite DJs have been holding down every avenue a DJ can cover and have been winning awards after awards in every field.
From Deejaying Arenas for Denver's elite Basketball team the Denver Nuggets to Making everyone's commute easier in both the morning and afternoon traffic jams, not to mention keeping the nightclubs hot and the mixtapes blazing. But the Radio Bums are more than just a DJ community, they are also a force making big changes in the global community as well.
Two of the huge projects the Radio Bums have taken on this year include:
Designing the official site of the Million man March Tenth Year Anniversary Website & Producing a song To Unite The Crips & Bloods to help bring an end or at least a calming down of Los Angeles' dangerous Gang Violence between Bloods & Crips. Similar to what the song "Were All in The Same Gang" helped do for at least a little while almost a decade ago.
Milion Man March- One Million More: Radio Bums has been busy designing the initial and ongoing graphics including the Flash integration of the Official site for the THE 10TH ANNIVERSARY COMMEMORATION OF THE MILLION MAN MARCH: www.millionsmoremovement.com. Please log on and register now to claim your part of History!
SAY IT LOUD! Produced by Radio Bums featuring: Sqeek Ru, RBX, Frost, Boo Ya Tribe, Kam, Shorty from the Lench mob, WC, Tank, and Mike Anthony. The song was recorded to bring unity to a desperate situation in the city of Los Angeles CA. The focuses on the uniting of Bloods and Crips, Black and Brown in Los Angeles.
For More Details check out www.RadioBums.com or www.RadioBums.net
Story By: Trent Williams of The Great Hip Hop Blogspot
With Contributions from DJ Emir Mixtapes
DJ Emir Santana Hip Hop Music Photo Albums
DJ Emir Santana Hip Hop Music Photo Albums
My boy DJ Emir (of The Next Level TV Show Denver) just keeps expanding his Internet Mixtape Empire. Here's a photo album site he put up for his Mixtape fans.
If You are like us and love this man's Hip Hop Mixtapes, his Deejaying and Stage presence and would like to check out some photos then this site is a good place to begin. Of course don't forget to also check back on his main page periodicaly for more of his Hip Hop Mixtapes - Trent W. of The Great Hip Hop Blog Spot
My boy DJ Emir (of The Next Level TV Show Denver) just keeps expanding his Internet Mixtape Empire. Here's a photo album site he put up for his Mixtape fans.
If You are like us and love this man's Hip Hop Mixtapes, his Deejaying and Stage presence and would like to check out some photos then this site is a good place to begin. Of course don't forget to also check back on his main page periodicaly for more of his Hip Hop Mixtapes - Trent W. of The Great Hip Hop Blog Spot
Monday, March 27, 2006
Hot Hip Hop Music Mixtapes on Myspace
Featured Myspace Music Profile:
www.myspace.com/mixedmixtapes
Influential Hip Hop Music Mixtape DJ featured in Myspace Music section.
www.myspace.com/mixedmixtapes
Influential Hip Hop Music Mixtape DJ featured in Myspace Music section.
Wednesday, March 15, 2006
Death of Death Row Records? Maybe- Maybe Not
Suge Knight Ordered to Hand Over Death Row Records:
A judge said on Thursday he would take control of Marion "Suge" Knight's assets, including his Death Row Records label, after finding the rap mogul had avoided paying a $107 million civil court judgment. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Ronald Sohigian said Knight, who co-founded Death Row with Dr. Dre in the early 1990s, could stave off the order if he fully disclosed his assets in a debtor's exam set for April 1.
Judge Sohigian said he would appoint a court officer to take over Knight's finances because he had failed to make good on a $107 million judgment won last March by Lydia Harris, who claimed he cheated her out of a 50 percent stake in the rap label."Because he had a long history of deceiving the court and avoiding payment, I asked the court to appoint a receiver to take over," Harris' attorney, Rex Julian Beaber, said. "If Knight cooperates in providing the information, he can ask the court to remove the receiver. But I don't think there's a chance in hell Knight is going to cooperate."A lawyer for Knight, Dermot Givens, said later the judge had not formally signed an order taking control of Suge's assets, and Givens expected to have it overturned by proving Knight and Harris had reached a settlement in the case."In May of 2005, she received a million dollars and rights to various music, and she signed a settlement agreement," Givens told Reuters. He said Harris was trying to back out of that settlement under pressure from her ex-husband, Michael, who would be entitled to share in the original $107 million judgment.The judge has not signed off on any settlement between Knight and Harris. Beaber and a lawyer for Michael Harris, Steven Goldberg, said there was no such agreement and Goldberg predicted Knight would ultimately lose control of his record label."I think it's a death nail for Death Row," Goldberg told reporters outside court.
A judge said on Thursday he would take control of Marion "Suge" Knight's assets, including his Death Row Records label, after finding the rap mogul had avoided paying a $107 million civil court judgment. Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Ronald Sohigian said Knight, who co-founded Death Row with Dr. Dre in the early 1990s, could stave off the order if he fully disclosed his assets in a debtor's exam set for April 1.
Judge Sohigian said he would appoint a court officer to take over Knight's finances because he had failed to make good on a $107 million judgment won last March by Lydia Harris, who claimed he cheated her out of a 50 percent stake in the rap label."Because he had a long history of deceiving the court and avoiding payment, I asked the court to appoint a receiver to take over," Harris' attorney, Rex Julian Beaber, said. "If Knight cooperates in providing the information, he can ask the court to remove the receiver. But I don't think there's a chance in hell Knight is going to cooperate."A lawyer for Knight, Dermot Givens, said later the judge had not formally signed an order taking control of Suge's assets, and Givens expected to have it overturned by proving Knight and Harris had reached a settlement in the case."In May of 2005, she received a million dollars and rights to various music, and she signed a settlement agreement," Givens told Reuters. He said Harris was trying to back out of that settlement under pressure from her ex-husband, Michael, who would be entitled to share in the original $107 million judgment.The judge has not signed off on any settlement between Knight and Harris. Beaber and a lawyer for Michael Harris, Steven Goldberg, said there was no such agreement and Goldberg predicted Knight would ultimately lose control of his record label."I think it's a death nail for Death Row," Goldberg told reporters outside court.
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