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Music From the streets to the Olympics, breakdancing has come a long way since its inception. We caught up with House Of Dance Twin Cities owners, Jake "B-Boy Boogie B" Riley and Baoie Lee Riley to discuss the 2024 Paris Olympics, the evolution of breaking, and more.
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Sports No sweep in the ECF.
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Crime However, NYPD said there's still an "active investigation" into the assault.
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News 50 Cent will create a TV show for Starz based on the infamous Black Mafia Family drug trafficking ring.
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News DDMG created the much buzzed about Tupac hologram for Coachella this past year, however, it seems the company's fame was short-lived as now it has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.
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News Justin Timberlake confirms a follow-up to "The 20/20 Experience."
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Entertainment Kourtney Kardashian hit the town with Bieber this weekend, and she didn't leave much for his imagination. See the pics here (NSFW).
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Sneakers Retailer images are out.
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TV T.I. signs an acting deal with Warner Bros.
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Original Content A selection of Lil Wayne's best mixtape tracks
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Nearly two weeks later, King Tech and Crooked I debate if Flex's comments were just a case of free speech or disrespecting the late, great 2Pac.<br />
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Despite an apology and attempts to clarify his two-week-old comments about “not sucking 2Pac’s dick,” Funkmaster Flex is still being questioned for the timing of his statements. Fellow deejay and radio personality King Tech, called Crooked I—who like ‘Pac once called Death Row Records home—to get a different viewpoint on both the timing and the comments.<br />
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News <p>So here it is...NO MERCY, the most honest and intimate installment of my life story as promised. Hope y'all enjoy it and it lives up to the very high standards I've set for myself or anyone who's to be considered one of the best. I must admit it takes a lot to go through as much as I have and still keep the love in your heart and in your art. But at the end of the day, if that's what it takes to produce the music that keeps the world of hip-hop evolving on it's axis....Then even the lowest of the lows of my life was all worth it.
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