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News Nick Cannon will say goodbye to his Top 40 radio show "Cannon's Countdown," but will revive his T.V. show "Wild N Out."
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News 50 Cent says "Street King Immortal" will not be dropping on November 13th, and hints that Dr. Dre might release "Detox" as an EP instead of a full album.
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News Following a beef with a fan site, Nicki Minaj decides to delete her Twitter account, leaving her eleven million followers behind.
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Sneakers A historic silhouette is making it's return later this year.
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Sports Duquesne is coached by Bron's high-school coach.
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Sneakers Nike has taken the iconic look and inverted it.
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Music There is still one wrongful death lawsuit remaining after Travis Scott settled the other nine.
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News Kendrick Lamar is set to perform on the Grammy stage in 2014.
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News <p>As the world reaches out to assist Haiti with relief in the wake of last week's devastating earthquake, the music world is quickly mobilizing to find ways it can help. <a href="http://www.mtv.com/music/artist/linkin_park/artist.jhtml">Linkin Park</a>'s non-profit foundation, <a target="_blank" href="http://www.musicforrelief.org/" rel="noopener">Music for Relief</a>, has teamed up with the United Nations Foundation, Habitat for Humanity and the Dave Matthews Band's BAMA Works organization's Haitian relief effort for a project called <i>Download to Donate for Haiti.</i></p>
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Music The now notorious microphone sold for an insane price.
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News The-Dream speaks on penning hits for Rihanna, their tonal similarities, and what it takes to get a Terius Nash writing credit.
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News <p>Future had flashbacks of the past when he signed his first major label record deal a few-weeks ago. Future recently finalized a contract with new Epic Records chairman, Antonio “LA.” Reid, and the man behind hits such as YC’s “Racks” and his own “Tony Montana,” tells XXLMag.com that the music exec wouldn’t let him leave the building without getting his John Hancock.</p>
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