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Darryl "DMC" McDaniels is one of the pioneers of rap music. As a member of Run DMC, along with Rev. Run and Jam Master Jay, he helped the genre gain the mainstream attention it had been lacking in the early…
Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson arrives at the premiere of 'Journey 2: The Mysterious Island' at the Chinese Theater in February 2012 in Los Angeles, California
(EW.com) -- How's your year going? Probably not as well as the Rock's.
The former wrestling star (and host of TNT's "The Hero," which premieres Thursday night) is in the midst of an amazing box-office streak. He's starred in four movies so far in 2013 — Snitch (Feb. 22), G.I. Joe: Retaliation (March 28), Pain and Gain (April 26), and Fast & Furious 6 (May 24) — and while they haven't all been massive hits, three of them opened at No. 1. All together they've grossed over $937 million worldwide, giving the Rock (a.k.a. Dwayne Johnson) some major box-office bragging rights.
to read more http://www.cnn.com/2013/06/05/showbiz/movies/the-rock-movies-ew/index.html?hpt=en_c1
Andrea Sanderlin of uber-ritzy Scarsdale, N.Y., is facing up to 10 years in prison for allegedly running what feds call a "sophisticated operation to grow and process marijuana," or in less formal terms, a multimillion-dollar pot growhouse in Queens. Authorities say they seized about 2,800 pot plants from the venue. "She seemed like every other mom," said a man who knew Sanderlin through their daughters' love of horseback riding. "I did find it odd that she hadn't been around for a couple of weeks." Sanderlin was caught when another pot farmer ratted her out. Man, this would be a great idea for a TV show. Oh wait, it already is — thanks, "Weeds." TO READ MORE CLICK LINK -[Source]
Inside 50 Cent's Incredible Collection Of Vehicles [Pics]
Written by Zack O. Greenburg @zogblog for Forbes
Curtis “50 Cent” Jackson’s love affair with automobiles got off to an inauspicious start. His first car nearly got him killed, and not because he was driving too fast. In the summer of 1994, at the age of 19, Jackson plunked down $53,000 in cash made from peddling drugs on the streets of New York for a charcoal gray Toyota Land Cruiser. He tricked it out with a rooftop bike rack, new wheels and a sound system with a bass that thumped so hard it rattled the license plate against the back hatch.
A few months later, Jackson was driving his car through a rough neighborhood when a stranger pulled up next to him, flashed a menacing look and asked, “Yo, where Black at?” “Black” was the street name of a notorious–and violent–gangster. Jackson quickly put it all together: Black had a similar-looking car. Jackson shrugged at his questioner and, luckily for him, the man drove off into the night.
A few months later, Jackson was driving his car through a rough neighborhood when a stranger pulled up next to him, flashed a menacing look and asked, “Yo, where Black at?” “Black” was the street name of a notorious–and violent–gangster. Jackson quickly put it all together: Black had a similar-looking car. Jackson shrugged at his questioner and, luckily for him, the man drove off into the night.
The next day, Jackson returned to the dealership. “Why the f**k did you sell [Black] the same color truck as me?” he demanded. “I almost got killed last night.”
He traded in the Land Cruiser for a white Mercedes-Benz 400 SEL with bulletproof windows and a 6.0 liter V-12 engine. But the second car turned out to be no better than the first. The Mercedes was conspicuous, an easy target for thieves. A pair of armed robbers ambushed him outside his grandmother’s house in Queens. Jackson barely escaped through a back alley and soon sold the vehicle.
Then came more car trouble, but this time only his ego was bruised. In the late 1990s, Jackson decided to leave the drug-dealing days behind to commit himself fully to his music, in part to please his grandmother, who’d raised him from age 8 after his mother was killed (an attempt on Jackson’s own life and the birth of his son provided the main impetus for his career change). The more virtuous life had its own problems: He was left with significantly less money. Which meant he was stuck driving a homely 1992 burgundy Dodge Caravan. “The a/c didn’t work,” he recalls glumly.
But his fortunes–and car collection–soon changed for the better. After linking up with Eminem and Dr. Dre, Jackson recorded the album that would make him a star, 2003′s Get Rich or Die Tryin’. It would go on to sell more than 8 million copies in the U.S. alone, becoming one of the most successful rap albums of all time. Buying and customizing uberluxury cars soon became the means by which he celebrated his musical triumphs.
With money from his first album, Jackson first rewarded his grandmother, leasing a Mercedes-Benz C240 for her. Next he bought himself a Rolls-Royce Phantom. He initially wanted to customize it, covering it entirely in chrome. Then he met with the president of Rolls-Royce, who showed him what a door slathered in the shiny substance looked like. “I didn’t realize how big the car was,” says Jackson, reclining on a sofa in his Midtown Manhattan office. “It would have looked like a silver bus. You know what I’m saying? So I changed my mind.”
Since then Jackson has released three more solo albums, pushing his worldwide sales total past 30 million; his next is due out later this year. He’s also created a business empire that includes his own clothing and shoe lines, videogames and films, headphones and energy shots, even his own flavor of VitaminWater. Jackson now has a net worth of $125 million. “You learn a lot about yourself when you have success for a while,” he says. “Like, a lot of things that you think are really important aren’t. But you need that process.”
One thing that has remained important to Jackson is the cars. He owns two bulletproof Chevrolet Suburbans that feature bombproof undercarriages. The $200,000 vehicles were built for the Iraq war. He bought a Lamborghini Murcielago to celebrate the launch of his second album. The $300,000 car was painted charcoal gray, just like his ill-fated Land Cruiser. Perhaps to erase the ghosts of his youth–and satisfy the urge he had with his Rolls–Jackson decked the Lamborghini out in an all-chrome finish.
Over the years, Jackson added a Ferrari convertible and a Yamaha YZF-R1 motorcycle, along with a Bentley Mulsanne with beige leather seats (to match his coat, as he explains in one song). He recently painted his West Coast fleet a metallic blue and added matching ceramic brakes to his Lamborghini, being more interested in freshening up his existing rides than trading them for newer models–which, he says, “are starting to turn a little space-agey to me.” He’s no stranger to futuristic rides: Last year he designed a few concept cars of his own.
These days, Jackson isn’t worried about drug dealers and gangsters. It’s the taxman who merits concern.
“If you’re familiar with my man Uncle Sam, you understand the only way you can actually feel better about what he’s gonna take, come the end of the year, is lifestyle,” says Jackson. “Only thing you can do is spend some of it.”
The West Coast Fleet
In Los Angeles, 50 Cent keeps a 2011 Range Rover, a 2012 Bentley Mulsanne, a 2005 Lamborghini Murcielago and a 2012 Yamaha YZF-R1 motorcycle (he keeps two bulletproof Chevy Suburbans in New York).
Family Friends
50 Cent poses with his Lamborghini and Tiffany Lighty, daughter of his late manager Chris Lighty.
On the Hood
A closer look at the Bentley.
Hog Wild
50 Cent's Yamaha YZF-R1 motorcycle.
Ready For Takeoff
The Lamborghini's doors open toward the sky.
Nice Wheels
50 Cent insisted on ceramic brakes and a custom paint job for his Lamborghini.
Holy Trinity
50 Cent with three of his cars.
Quick Getaway
50 Cent on his Yamaha YZF-R1.
Car Guy
The G-Unit founder up close.
Speed Racer
50 Cent designed this three-wheel concept car, executed by Parker Brothers Concepts, complete with a hubless monster rear tire.
Speed Racer, cont'd
Another look.
Speed Racer, cont'd
...and another.
Speed Racer, cont'd
...and another.
White Lightning
50 cent designed this one-of-a-kind car, also executed by Parker Brothers Concepts, as part of the SyFy series "Dream Machines."
White Lightning, cont'd
Another look.
White Lightning, cont'd
...and another.
White Lightning, cont'd
...and another.
Not Your Daddy's Motorcycle
A futuristic motorbike designed by 50 Cent, and also executed by Parker Brothers Concepts.
Not Your Daddy's Motorcycle, cont'd
Another look.
Not Your Daddy's Motorcycle, cont'd
...and another.
Not Your Daddy's Motorcycle, cont'd
...and another.
Victory Cigar
50 Cent lights one up.
Photos by Spencer Lowell
Is Jay-Z's agency closing in on another star athlete in the tri-state area?
NFL.com's Albert Breer reported Sunday that Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson has fired agent Drew Rosenhaus, and The Philadelphia Inquirer, CSNPhilly.com and USA Today allreported that Jackson might sign with Roc Nation Sports
TO READ MORE http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap1000000208453/article/desean-jackson-jayz-reportedly-could-join-forces
It’s no secret that Jay-Z is filthy rich. In addition to his successful rap career, he has his hands in several aspects of the industry. Earlier this year he was named by Forbes as the world’s second richest rapper, only missing out on the number one spot by $105 million. And now, according to Page Six, he’s about to get a whole lot richer because he’s preparing to ink a pretty huge deal
with Samsung.
We hear that the deal is worth $20 million and will involve some sort of music streaming app that allows the hip-hop mogul to promote and distribute the music of his artists.
Heidi Pratt
I was a fan of “Laguna Beach” and “The Hills,” I liked Heidi when she appeared on both shows (she made her debut on “Laguna Beach” as Lauren Conrad’s supportive friend after Jason kissed his ex-girlfriend while dating LC). Heidi was more in the forefront when she became Costello to Conrad’s Abbott and the duo attempted to figure out life in the big city of Hollywood.
Their friendship began to deteriorate when there was a mixture of Heidi getting involved with Spencer Pratt, and when Heidi began to allegedly start feeling herself a little too much. Allegations that Heidi would do whatever she could to capitalize on her fame, calling the paparazzi on herself was fictionalized in Lauren Conrad’s “L.A. Candy” book series, along with “The Fame Game.”
- See more at: http://madamenoire.com/278976/youve-changed-9-reality-stars-who-allegedly-let-fame-go-to-their-heads/2/#sthash.YFvoiG9R.dpuf
STAR gives a quick review of Hot 97's Summer Jam concert, the violent and stagnant culture of Hip Hop, his support for Dj Mr. Cee, Indiana Pacer Roy Hibbert's NBA suspension and stealing with Mexican homies.
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Hot 93.7 and DeCormier Nissan are bringing you the 2013 Hot Jam Cyphers, featuring some of the hottest artists in new England. Whether you saw the Cyphers live on stage at Hot Jam 2013 or you’re checking them out for the first time, you’re about to see why these artists are the HOTTEST!!
On a night full of surprises, Miguel had one of his own for the crowd at Summer Jam 2013. The singer brought out R&B superstar Mariah Carey to perform their collaboration "Beautiful." Check out the performance below.
Papoose wasn't scheduled to perform at yesterday's Summer Jam 2013, but he managed to become the talk of the event when he hit the stage after Kendrick Lamar to perform his new single, "Get At Me."
The performance has had social media buzzing because nobody knew how Pap pulled it off. The Brooklyn, New York emcee even went back and forth with Hot 97's Ebro on Twitter last night regarding the performance.
LONDON — Beyonce and a few famous friends – including John Legend, Jennifer Lopez and Madonna – turned the home of English rugby into a fortress for women's rights at a star-studded charity concert.
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