50 Cent continues his hate towards Oprah of all people, in the Jan. issue of Elle magazine he states:

Winfrey “started out with black women’s views but has been catering to
middle-aged white American women for so long that she’s become one herself. I think the idea of being publicly noted that she’s a billionaire makes [black women] interested in seeing her views. But it’s even more exciting to the demographic of white American women she’s been aiming at to see that she has the exact same views that they have.” Source

50 Cent what are you doing, its bad enough you diss every rapper out, but now you dissing one of the major black figures that have made it big and have become a role model to millions. My advice to you is worry more about yourself and what your doing for the black community instead of worrying about Oprah. I think 50 didn’t get enough hugs when he was young. Go back to beefing with The Game if you bored.

In a Krameresque tirade, a white member of MTV’s Real World Denver screams, “I’m going home because some N**** wants to Kill Me!” The N word is getting out of hand now. Come on black people, we use it all our rap songs, you think non blacks won’t sing along to the words(well they may look around to see if any black people are there). I think its time to just let this word go and move onto to something else. The question is does saying the N word make a white person racist or it was just out of anger?

Jay-Z ties the Rolling Stones for Number 1 albums. Link

Video of Beyonce Performing Silent Night for a special that will air on Christmas. Link

New Young Jeezy Video, “Bury Me a G.” Link

Ludacris meets Senator Barack Obama. Link

Billboard Award Finalist are announced. Link

Update on Cassidy’s Condition. Link

Nas calls Mobb Deep his little babies. Link

Nas and Chris Webber donate money to the funeral of Sean Bell(50 shots incident) Link

Young Buck explains what happened when he roughed up an ATL DJ. Link

David Banner won a humanitarian award for work after Hurricane Katrina. Link

Foot Locker 30% OFF Code from 11/30-12/3: FF6CV33Z0

Companies will be forced to record all emails and Instant messages sent at work. Full Story

Tracklisting and Cover for Papoose’s new mixtape, “Papoose: The 4th Quarter Assassin.” Home for the Holidays, Papoose & Kay Slay bring you a slew of new joints & freestyles, including tracks with Jim Jones & Lil’ Eazy E, Sheek, Lupe Fiasco & Styles P, Nas, Busta Rhymes, 2pac, M.O.P. and more. New production by Kay Slay, Just Blaze, Sha Money XL, DJ Scratch, The Alchemist, Amadeus, 7 Aurelius and more. Link

A review of Papoose’s 50 Shots song. Link

New Songs
Papoose- Kingdom Come Remix(Radio Rip)

Lloyd Banks- Lost and Found

Young Jeezy- 3a.m. (produced by Timbaland)

Lil Scrappy feat. 50 Cent- Nigga Whats Up

Nas - I Already Know(Not on Hip Hop is Dead)

Carmen(Nas Baby Mother) on the Wendy Williams show 11/28. Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

Kanye West at a Fendi Party.

Mariah Carey in Aspen 11/29

Suge Knight seems angry over a Rolling Stone article where Snoop Dogg has comments about Suge Knight. Suge had this to say to the New York Post:

“Snoop is a rat. He’s a police informer. This is the only guy who never goes to jail no matter what. I don’t like rats.”

I don’t have to go around and convince people I’m tough. The only being I fear is God. Snoop has never been in a real fight. When there’s trouble, he runs to the police. He throws up and starts crying.”
Full Story

Suge Knight comments are in response to Snoop Dogg saying:

“I stepped to him [four years ago] at the BET Awards with my n–s, and he [Knight] was more scared than a mother[bleep]er,” Snoop brags to Rolling Stone. That was the scenario when n–s knew the balance had shifted. That’s when everybody felt like the floodgates was open on Suge. Snoop dissed him in public, and he didn’t do nothing.”

“When mono-named writer Touré asks Snoop if he is afraid of reprisals, he replies, [Bleep] nah . . . Never was afraid of him. I was afraid I was gonna have to kill him. That’s what I was afraid of.”

Snoop Dogg admits to being a crip, didn’t see this one coming. Link

O’Reilly Factor Gets on Snoop Dog, O’Reilly Wants him in Jail

Young Buck feat.Tony Yayo- We Run the Streets(Lil Wayne Diss)

Papoose - 50 Shots(About NYPD Shooting, Radio Rip)

Nas- Where Are They Now(CDQ, NODJ)

Ciara - Like a Boy

Young Jeezy feat. T.I. - I Got Money

Young Jeezy feat. Keysha Cole- Dreamin

Kay Slay and Raekwon Diss Jay-Z

Jay-Z being interviewed on ABC Nightline. Link

Get ready for more of the N word to be said by white people, in the next MTV Real World Episode the gay white male of the show screams, “I’m going home because a N***** wants me dead.” Will post video of it If I see it. The N word is overexposed and gettng played, I think we may have to start calling each other Jive Turkeys again.

Snoop Dogg has filed a 2 million dollar lawsuit against his former label. Link

Some Ese mad at Snoop Dogg over the Vato Song lol. Link

Young Buck banned from a radio station after beating down a DJ in ATL. Reportedly Young Buck was mad the DJ played, The Game’s, “One Blood,” earlier that night. The DJ happens to be Lil John’s DJ. Full Story

Article on Britney Spear’s pics with no underwear flooding the internet. Link

Young Jeezy Listening Session

Beyonce Performing at Disney World 11/29, will air on Christmas

Beyonce - Listen

Fantasia feat. Big Boi- Hood Boy

Snoop Dogg Talks about his Beef with the Infamous Suge Knight. Link

“The n***a threatened my life when he was in jail,” Snoop revealed to the publication. “N***as tried to get at me at concerts; they put my address on a tape. He was gonna give a n***a a Benz if a n***a cut my hair. All kinda f****n’ with me.”-Snoop Dogg

Snoop Dogg is arrested on drug/gun possesion again. Link

Eve at a M.A.C. store

Cassie Promo Pic

DJ CLUE? BACK IN ACTION WITH THE PROFESSIONAL, Part 3,
NEW ROC-A-FELLA/DEF JAM ALBUM SET FOR DECEMBER 19th RELEASE

You can listen to the first single here: Fabolous feat. Kanye West - Like This

Top-ranking guest list on Part 3 includes Juelz Santana, the Game, Mobb Deep, Beanie Sigel, Snoop Dogg, Young Jeezy, Lil Wayne, Rick Ross, Jadakiss, Mike Jones and Paul Wall, Fat Joe, M.O.P., and others!

(Nov. 28, 2006 – New York, NY) After a way-too-long six year break between official album releases on the Roc-A-Fella/Def Jam label, mixtape impresario and Desert Storm mogul DJ Clue? returns on December 19th with the arrival of THE PROFESSIONAL, Part 3, the long-awaited sequel to the all-star-studded The Professional, Pt. 2 (released February 2001).

If it were possible to outdo the guest-list on Pt. 2, then THE PROFESSIONAL, Part 3 has done it – with the Who’s Who of hip-hop’s A-list, starting with “Like This.” The album’s first single pick, co-written and produced by fellow Def Jam artist Kanye West, features Kanye and Fabolous, the newest Def Jam mega-signing. Brooklyn-born Fabolous has been the core artist on DJ Clue’s Desert Storm imprint for his two albums in 2003 (the RIAA platinum Street Dreams) and 2004 (Real Talk, certified gold). His upcoming Def Jam album debut, From Nothing To Something, will drop in early 2007.

DJ Clue? exercises his craft as a producer on a hefty six tracks of Part 3, starting with “Middle Figure U” featuring Camron and Juelz Santana, then “It Was All Good A Week Ago” (Part 1 featuring Mario Winans and Part 2 featuring the Game and Mario), followed by “I Really Wanna Know You” featuring Jagged Edge and Fabolous; “The Gold” featuring Mobb Deep; “Liberty Bell” featuring Beanie Sigel and Cassidy; and the album’s closing track, “Da Animal” featuring Stylez P.

And the guest list doesn’t stop there – that’s just the beginning. There’s Snoop Dogg on “Almost Fucked” (produced by Lt Hutton); Young Jeezy and Juelz Santana on “Fuck Off” (produced by Develop); Lil Wayne, Ransom, and Rick Ross on “Da Scene” (produced by Doughboyz); Jadakiss on “Ugly” (produced by Swizz Beatz); Mike Jones and Paul Wall on “Grill & Woman” (produced by Chops); Fat Joe and Remy Ma on “U Don’t Wanna” (produced By Baby Paul); and M.O.P. on “NY Giant” (produced by the Heat Makerz).

It was nearly a decade ago that Jamaica, Queens, NYC native DJ Clue? (Ernesto Shaw) made the transition from the burgeoning mixtape industry to the major label domain of Def Jam Recordings with his first over-the-counter release, The Professional (1997). His parallel career as a New York vj and dj – first on MTV’s “Direct Effect,” then on radio station Hot 97, and later on Power 105 – combined with his imaginative remixing skills gained him access to the hottest new tracks from hip-hop and pop’s most important names.

The Professional (which hit #3 on the R&B chart and #26 on the pop side) spun off a pair of Top 40 tracks, “It’s On” and “Ruff Ryders Anthem,” and was eventually certified RIAA platinum. DJ Clue Presents: Backstage: A Hard Knock Life (released in 2000) documented the touring that accompanied his pal Jay-Z’s multi-platinum album. The Professional, Part 2 was first released in December 2000, propelled by the hit single “Back 2 Life 2001,” featuring Mary J. Blige and Jadakiss. The album also featured new exclusive music from hip-hop notables Jay-Z, Eminem, DMX, Snoop, Foxy Brown, Method Man, Li’l Kim, Busta Rhymes, Miami natives Trick Daddy and Trina, and many others.

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