Miami Heat superstar Lebron James opens new concept store by the name of UNKNWN in Miami’s Aventura Mall. The store is co-owned by Lebron James, along with Frankie Walker and a few other great minds. The Grand Opening was a private event with a few hundred people. Everyone was able to try out products such as Beats by Dre, along with complimentary Grey Goose all night. UNKNWN has a nice boutique style and its located on the first floor of Aventura Mall, next to Sears.
Lebron obviously forgot to wear his headband at the Grand Opening. R.I.P. to Lebron’s hairline. #GoneButNotForgotten
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#7. Drake – Take Care – 77,000 (1,044,000)
#14. Rihanna – Talk That Talk – 54,000 (373,000)
#21. LMFAO – Sorry For Party Rocking – 40,000 (401,000)
#23. Mary J. Blige – My Life II: The Journey Continues 39,000 (309,000)
#26. Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa – Mac & Devin Go To High School Soundtrack 38,000 (39,000)
#37. Lil Wayne – Tha Carter IV – 29,000 (1,826,000)
#49. Jay-Z and Kanye West – Watch The Throne – 22,000 (1,166,000)
#61. The Roots – undun – 18,000 (67,000)
#78. J. Cole – Cole World: The Sideline Story – 14,000 (463,000)
#87. Wale – Ambition – 13,000 (293,000)
* data comes from Nielsen Soundscan, rounded to nearest thousandth for units above 10,000, nearest hundredth for units below 10,000.
Source: Washington Post
A year long investigation by Washington, D.C. police and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms has resulted in the seizure of 161 weapons and $7.2 million in drugs. The crazy thing is that they pulled this off by posing as a fictional rap label.
The team operated out of the “Manic Enterprises” studio, which was run by fictional rapper “Richie Valdez” (D.C. Police Sgt. Dale Sutherland) and located inside of a Northeast DC rowhouse. The “studio” opened in November of 2010, and featured normal studio equipment, as well as some addition technology-hidden audio and video gear.
According to authorities, many of the 70 suspects admitted they would kill police or innocent people if they deemed it necessary. Naturally, that didn’t sit well with the undercovers. Also, if you’re wondering what that $7 million in drugs consisted of, it included 80 pounds of meth, 21 pounds of coke, 1.25 gallons of PCP and 24 pounds of marijuana, heroin and ecstasy.
In addition to recovering the weapons-which included a rocket launcher-and drugs, a trip to Atlanta during the investigation yielded a connection to the Mexican Drug Cartel “La Familia,” who allegedly introduced the feds to a Georgia gun supplier.
Flint, MI native Eric Breed better known as MC Breed and Tupac Shakur collaborated for this legendary track “Gotta Get Mine” back in 1993 and shot the video at former Atlanta Falcons Wide Receiver Andre Rison’s house in ATL. MC Breed died on November 22, 2008 in Yspilanti due to kidney failure. Checkout video below:
Original Release Date: April 27, 1993
R.I.P. MC Breed & 2Pac
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Google announced a major investment in four solar photovoltaic (PV) projects Tuesday, bringing the company’s portfolio of clean energy projects to almost $1 billion.
The latest investment of $94 million is the first money the search giant has put toward generating energy into the U.S. grid. Past projects brought solar panels to 10,000 homeowners through the rooftop installations.
“We believe investing in the renewable energy sector makes business sense and hope clean energy projects continue to attract new sources of capital to help the world move towards a more sustainable energy future,” Axel Martinez, assistant treasure of Google Treasury, wrote in a blog post.
The best states in the U.S. for solar power energy are Nevada, Arizona, California, Texas and New Mexico.
AT&T on Monday ended its pursuit of T-Mobile, bowing to government opposition to the $39 billion deal that would have created the nation’s biggest mobile provider of phone and Internet service.
The companies agreed to end last-ditch negotiations to restructure their merger and win over leery antitrust officials. As a penalty, AT&T will hand to T-Mobile’s parent, Deutsche Telekom, $4 billion worth of cash and other assets.
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