This might be the best iPhone application ever created. La Flare speaks to the camera on his app that allows users to utilize a soundboard of his catch phrases and ad libs. Burrrliant! woooha
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A few months ago, I participated in The Source’s internet round table discussion. Along with some of your favorite gatekeepers, we discussed the influence of the ‘net on the game. The feature can be found in the June/July issue, currently on newsstands.
Hip-Hop’s international man of mystery sat with SPIN for his first post-“Exhibit C” feature. Take five and peruse after the jump. The July 2010 issue’s on newsstands now.
For all you Leo’s out there, T.I.’s new album drops August 17th. I ain’t lyin’. tm Bonus: Behind The Scenes Footage
Miguel and J.Cole make their first major label video appearances in the singer’s new visual. It’s just them rainy days.
Jadakiss tells Jenny Boom Boom that he’s aiming for a third quarter release for his new album, Top Five Dead Or Alive. He says he already has a track from Pharrell and is truncating the tracklist this time around. Good call, Kiss. hhnm
Last week, Puff made more UK promo rounds on Friday Night With Jonathan Ross. He plugged the number four movie in the country and answered bunch of other rudimentary questions. Performance of “Hello Good Morning” underneath. yk2
Shawty Lo forfeited his player card this past weekend and proposed to his girlfriend in Atlanta. Mazel tov! A couple more flicks after the jump courtesy of gamface. rashaent
[vodpod id=Video.3829156&w=425&h=350&fv=] Antwan delivers the visual to his latest sound bomb. For that, we salute the general once again. Sir Lucious Left Foot: The Son Of Chico Dusty in stores July 6th. wshh
Jay-Z, Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith were at Radio City Music Hall last night as nominees at the 64th annual Tony Awards. The triumvirate’s play, Fela! was nominated in 11 categories including Best Musical. Although the production took home three trophies, it lost the top honor to Memphis. Better luck next year. Additional picture after the jump.
[…] The “Grind’n” video, directed by The Infamous Green Streets, sticks close to Kennedy’s everyday reality. It’s not about flashy posturing or overblown theatrics. It’s about waking up, staying focused, and making every move count. The shots feel organic, capturing Dom in his element, whether he’s cruising through L.A. or in the studio plotting his next move. […]