This is the story of Rashad Phillips, a man who’s struggle through many trials and adversity, molded him into the man he is today and how he changes lives using basketball as his tool and his guide.
Doughboyz Cashout release first video off the Boss Ya Life Up Gang compilation featuring Jeezy, Yo Gotti, YG, DJ Mustard and more
Directed by Motion Family
#BYLUG [Boss Ya Life Up Gang] drops the new mix tape on August 13th hosted by Drama + Don Cannon!
dir. by SuppaRay
From the mind of ComedianCP, a story from the life of Kunta Kenta.
Executive Produced By:
@KarenDumas & ComedianCP
Directed By:
Tone Story Mode & ComedianCP
Icewear Vezzo From The Streets To The Stage documents his first day out of jail to moments up to Summer Jamz in Detroit, MI.
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Detroit—The city of Detroit filed the largest municipal bankruptcy case in U.S. history Thursday afternoon, culminating a decades-long slide that transformed the nation’s iconic industrial town into a model of urban decline crippled by population loss, a dwindling tax base and financial problems.
The 16-page petition was filed in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Detroit.
Detroit is 18.5 billion dollars in debt.
Detroit is a place that attracts a certain type of individual. Someone that’s both tough and independent.
That’s especially true for the women who have chosen to stake their claim in one of the nation’s most complicated cities. Fearless, talented, and ambitious, these women are shaping Detroit’s future.
EXECUTIVE CREATIVE DIRECTOR:
Toby Barlow
PRODUCED BY:
4exit4
DIRECTED BY:
Amanda LeClaire & Andrew Miller
GWOP Magazine catches up with rap artist the REAL CashOut aka Calhoun (Detroit, MI) 4th of July Weekend in Las Vegas,NV
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Billionaire Dan Gilbert continues to grab up property in the Motor City. On Tuesday, Gilbert’s Rock Ventures confirmed that Gilbert has purchased two more buildings on Woodward Avenue.
Gilbert, who ranks as the richest Detroiter on Forbes’ billionaires list, now owns or runs 30 buildings with 7.6 million square feet of property in the city, according to Mlive. That includes four million square feet of commercial space and 3.6 million square feet of parking.
Gilbert, who repeatedly has expressed his belief in Detroit’s potential, has snapped up some of that space for as little as $5 a square foot, rehabilitating a number of properties in the once-empty downtown corridor.
The newest Gilbert acquisitions are at 620 and 630 Woodward Avenue, which are two of the oldest buildings downtown. Each is four stories tall, and the pair were built in 1880. Together, they have 40,000 square feet of office and retail space. Good Luck rebuilding Detroit Dan!
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