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Checkout Music Video Vixen Laura Dore…

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Laura Dore

Hometown: Austin, TX

Measurements: 34c-23-39

Checkout this useful video for any independent artist thinking of signing with a major label.

GWOP Magazine staff works directly with indie artists on a daily basis, this video provides valuable information on how major artists are pretty much in debt to their label after selling 1 million copies (which is above average in 2011). For example, Beyonce’s latest album 4 only sold approximately 300k copies the first week of its release. Watch full video below:

*Note: The video shows how an artist can still owe money after going platinum. These numbers are estimated and artists don’t all have the same deals.

S/O to ALL the INDIE Artists out there making it happen in 2011.  #Pro Indie

GWOP Magazine staff

JoQuan Da Hooligan, Los & Finguh Man
“HomeTown Hero”

directed by Beezy Tarantino

Ayisha Diaz

She’s a 5’5”, 100% Dominican from New York, with 34-27-39 measurements.

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Follow on Twitter @AyishaDiaz

Forbes, recently released a list of the top paid actresses in Hollywood.  The list may suprise you.  Guess how many woman of color are on the list of highest paid actresses in Hollywood of 2011?  Full list after the jump.

Hollywood’s Highest Paid Actresses of 2011-Full List

 

 

The GodFather of Gangster rap Oshea Jackson aka Ice Cube goes Behind the Music with VH1.  Cube is an American rapper, actor, screenwriter, film director, and producer. He began his career as a member of C.I.A. and later joined the rap group N.W.A. After leaving N.W.A in December 1989, he built a successful solo career in music, and also as a writer, director, actor and producer in cinema.

#Inspiration

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Hip Hop Album Sales: The Week Ending 7/3/2011

 

Top 200 Album Sales (Top 5 Hip Hop/R&B)

Rank Artist Album This Week Est. Total
1 Beyonce 4 310,000 311,000
3 Big Sean Finally Famous: The Album
87,000 87,000
5 Jill Scott Light of the Sun 55,000 190,000
9 Royce Da 5’9 & Eminem (Bad Meets Evil) Hell: The Sequel 42,000 276,000
14 Pitbull Planet Pit 28,000 83,000

 

Canadian rapper from Edmonton Alberta Deezy tha Don presents “Gettin GWAP”

follow on twitter @iamdeezythadon

[Directed by Court Dunn]

via CBS

Ann Arbor, MI -based bookseller Borders Group, reorganizing under Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection since February, has agreed to be purchased by Phoenix-based Najafi Cos.

The reported sale price is 215 million dollars, with Najafi assuming another 220 million dollars in debt.

Najafi owns the Book-of-the-Month Club, Doubleday Book Clubs and Columbia House.

The tentative agreement is known as a “stalking horse” bid, meaning a higher bid is possible at auction.  A federal bankruptcy judge has set a hearing date of July 21. Borders filed a motion to liquidate if the court does not approve an auction.

Borders, headquartered in Ann Arbor, began as a single store in 1971 and has grown to become the country’s second-largest brick-and-mortar bookseller after Barnes and Noble.

Borders has closed hundreds of stores since declaring bankruptcy and now operates about 400 outlets.

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Kitti Kouture

32-25-43, Black, Indian, German and Filipino model from Columbia, SC,