New York, Meanwhile, Is Just Gay The good news? The Cardinals just won their first World Series since Bol was a young (albeit gully) baby. The bad news? St. Louis is the biggest shithole evar. ST. LOUIS -- A surge... Read more →
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October 2006
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October 30, 2006
The Game - Doctor's Advocate: Album Review
The Game, Doctor's Advocate (Geffen, 2006) As it turns out, the Game's highly anticipated Doctor's Advocate did see its "Internets release" earlier today. Excepting Diddy's Press Play, it's the first of this fall's uber-massive hip-hop albums to hit the streets,... Read more →
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Can Nas save hip-hop?
I'm not normally in the business of publishing press releases verbatim, but here's the one Def Jam sent out earlier today having to do with Nas' forthcoming Hip-Hop Is Dead album. And feel free to check out the story I... Read more →
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NiggaSpace
A Place fo' Niggas Granted, it's only Monday morning, but I think it's safe to say we've found our Genius of the Week for the week of Monday October 30, 2006. October 29, 2006 -- A new Web site owned... Read more →
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Common is the best Chicago rapper
According to Last Week's Poll MTV just recently did one of those My Block specials, which I guess means the Windy City is poised to be the next big shit in hip-hop. Last week's poll sought to determine which of... Read more →
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October 27, 2006
Cocaine Cowboys
The new Scarface? Here's a trailer for a film called Cocaine Cowboys, which supposedly hits theaters today. I haven't heard that much about it, but a guy sent me some clips from it the other day. It's a documentary on... Read more →
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October 26, 2006
Singled Out revisited
Last week or the week before or whatever I did a post on this story in the Washington Post called Singled Out, about yet another one of these aging black women who can't find a spouse. jimbrah izrael, who's busy... Read more →
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Miss Meredith Edwards
Don't say I never gave you d-bags anything. So the other day I was reading some shit in the New York Times about how hip-hop is becoming increasingly local. The story had to do primarily with a rapper named Lil... Read more →
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