CORY GUNZ FREESTYLE
October 31, 2008
NICK CANNON & MARIAH CELEBRATE HALLOWEEN
October 31, 2008
Mariah Carey and her husband Nick Cannon arrived dressed as fire fighters on a Fire Truck to their Halloween Party at Club Marquee in midtown, Manhattan on Thursday night.
They even had more oufits to whip out at their party..after a few hours they both change costumes; Mariah was some Famous Amos cookies and Nick was the milk. AWWWW how cute!
DIRTY RIK GOING AT GILLIE DA KID
October 31, 2008
HE IS A MEMBER OF THE GROUP MAJOR FIGGAZ
I GUESS HIM AND GILLIE FELL OUT
KEYSHIA COLE – PLAYA CARDZ RIGHT (VIDEO)
October 31, 2008
LIL WAYNE MRS. OFFICER/COMFORTABLE
October 31, 2008
T-PAIN – KARAOKE (VIDEO)
October 30, 2008
JAY-Z – HE CAME , HE SAW , HE CONQUERED
October 30, 2008
BLUE DAVINCI SENTENCED TO 5 YRS
October 30, 2008
| Rapper Bleu DaVinci Sentenced To 5 Years In Prison |  |
| Thursday, 30 October 2008 13:12 |
 BMF Entertainment’s main rapper Bleu DaVinci was sentenced to five years and four months in federal prison, after being convicted for conspiracy to distribute cocaine. The rapper was accused and convicted of distributing multiple kilos of cocaine starting around 2003 through a multi-city drug network controlled by Black Mafia Family’s founders, Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory and his brother, Terry “Southwest T” Flenory.
DaVinci, born Barima McKnight and nine other remaining defendants in the government’s case against BMF were handed down sentences yesterday (October 29) ranging from 5 years to 16 in federal prison. Prosecutors accused the BMF organization of running a massive, multistate cocaine empire based out of Los Angeles and Atlanta. BMF, which was founded in the early 1990’s in Detroit, earned over $270 million dollars by distributing cocaine throughout the country. Over 500 people were associated with BMF in numerous states, including Florida, Michigan, Georgia, California, Missouri and Tennessee. In September of 2008, both Flenory brothers were sentenced to 30 years in prison each for overseeing the drug empire. In addition to 40 other co-conspirators, the brothers’ 60-year-old father, Charles Flenory was even sentenced to 18 months in prison, for using drug proceeds to pay for renovations on Terry’s house. In June of 2008, famed Hip-Hop jeweler Jacob “The Jeweler” Arabov was also sentenced to 2 ½ years in prison, for falsifying records and giving false statements to investigators and helping to launder the drug money. Prosecutors believed DaVinci also took over BMF’s operations while the Big Meech, Southwest T and a third in command – Chad “J-Bo” Brown were awaiting their sentences. Brown had previously refused to cooperate with authorities and was sentenced to 15 years in prison. |
JOE BUDDEN T.V. (CHARLES HAMILTON & ROYCE)
October 30, 2008
CONSEQUENCE – CONS T.V.
October 30, 2008
50 CENT PERFORMS @ TRL FINALE
October 30, 2008
From MTVnews.com
Carson Daly returns to co-host the show’s big send-off.
By James Montgomery
50 Cent, Fall Out Boy and the Backstreet Boys are the latest artists confirmed to perform on next month’s “Total Finale Live,” joining Beyoncé on the two-hour special. And when you’ve got a lineup that big, there’s only one man you can call to host it all: Carson Daly.
On Thursday (October 23), it was announced that Daly — the show’s original host — would serve as co-emcee for the big finale, alongside current host Damien Fahey. Daly appeared on the first episode of “TRL” in September, 1998, and helmed the show until 2003, when he stepped down to host his own talk show, NBC’s “Last Call With Carson Daly.”
“Total Finale Live” will air Sunday, November 16 at 8 p.m. ET. In addition to the performances, fans can expect in-studio appearances from a host of “TRL” faves, including Ludacris, Mariah Carey, Diddy, Snoop Dogg, Taylor Swift, Fred Durst and members of Good Charlotte and Korn. Former “TRL” VJs Dave Holmes, Jesse Camp, La La Vasquez and Hilarie Burton will also be on hand for the festivities (a show this big needs lots of hosts, after all).
Though the “TRL” finale is still weeks away, the celebration of the show’s history is already revving up. Throughout the course of the month, MTV.com and MTV News will feature special retrospective countdowns and give fans a look back at the best moments from the show’s decade-long run.
And on the show’s official site, TRL.MTV.com, viewers can check out video highlights, photo galleries of past guests and a decade’s worth of pictures taken in the famed “TRL” photo booth. On November 16, the site will also feature behind-the-scenes coverage of the event, plus red-carpet photos from the “Total Finale Live” preshow.
JERMAINE IN STUDIO WITH RON BROWZ
October 30, 2008
