Currently awaiting trial for murder charges in April, Lil Boosie sends out a letter from the Angola State Prison to give fans an update on his current status. Read More
Aaliyah Dana Haughton better known as stage name Aaliyah was an American R&B recording artist, actress and model. Today would have marked her 33rd Birthday. Aaliyah was killed in a plane crash on August 26, 2001 after shooting a music video in the Bahamas. Aaliyah was raised in Detroit, MI and was at the peak of her career before the tragic plane crash. She was very accomplished at the tender age of 22 in music and films. Aaliyah created the foundation for today’s female artists like Ciara. She would’ve been bigger than Beyonce if she were still alive today thru many peoples eyes. Rest in Paradise! Happy Born Day Baby Girl!
January 15th is the born day of inspirational African American leader, activist, and Nobel Peace Prize winner, MLK. The Martin Luther King Day holiday began in 1986 and is still celebrated in the United States of America. Dr. King was born in 1929 Atlanta, Georgia, and was assasinated April 4th, 1968. Martin Luther King has streets named after him across the USA today which are mostly located in the inner city or the ‘hood’. Dr. King continues to be an inspiration to all races across America.
“Men often hate each other because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don’t know each other; they don’t know each other because they can not communicate; they can not communicate because they are separated.” Martin Luther King Jr Read More
According to TMZ “OG Blue Ivy” can be purchased at legal marijuana dispensaries throughout Hollywood. So not only is Blue Ivy the youngest person to ever chart on Billboard, she’s also the youngest to have a strain of weed named after her. Read More
Beats audio has become a pretty familiar brand around these parts: in addition to the ubiquitous headphones, the company has licensed its brand to HP and is majority owned by HTC — both of which manufacture an increasing number of Beats-branded products. Regardless, it’s the headphones that built the brand, and the future of who will be manufacturing them is a little more cloudy today as Beats and Monster will not be renewing their contract.
Sources told Business Week that the split happened because of a disagreement over (what else?) money and credit, with each company believing it deserved more of both. Read More