As if the Fifty Shades of Grey movie wasn’t already as hot as the book series it comes from, it seems that the music of the film will be even hotter. Canadian PBR&B singer The Weeknd has released his seductive song titled Earned It.
After the appalling shooting death of two New York City police officers Rafael Ramos and Wenjian Liu at the hands of madman Ismaaiyl Brinsley, there has been an abundance of public grief and justifiable indignation. Needlessly shooting and killing any human being is morally opprobrious. However, it is important to note that expressing outrage at the murder of cops while finding all sorts of sophistical rationalizations for the murder and maiming of blacks is undeserving of moral praise. The murder of police officers is no more reprehensible than the murder of blacks by police officers and vigilantes. Volubly protesting the former while excusing the latter is demonstrative of severe moral bankruptcy.
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New York Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz spent his Saturday giving time back to the community, helping out at a Jersey City toy drive. Cruz experienced a season-ending injury this fall, but he didn’t let that stop him from helping the less fortunate. While at the Sneaker Room on Central Ave. in Jersey City, he helped the store owner Suraj Kaufman collect donated toys. He said that he wanted to provide inspiration for people to give, which must have worked because along with other volunteers, together they filled an entire moving truck with toys of all sizes.
Cam Newton along with the Cam Newton Foundation recently teamed up with GMC to allow the Carolina Panthers quarterback to play old Saint Nick. Equipped with a fleet of 2015 GMC Yukon Denali XLs as his sleigh, paired up with a Santa cam, he delivered toys to multiple North Carolina elementary schools. After making speeches, signing autographs, handing out toys and taking pictures with children, we are sure he made quite a few kids’ dreams come true that day.
Justin Bieber spent a whopping $1,700 to shut down a go kart track in the San Fernando Valley in Los Angeles this week for his friend Ryan Friedlinghaus Jr.‘s 17th birthday. Ryan is the son of Bieber’s business partner at West Coast Customs, so it made perfect sense for his birthday to be celebrated at the MB2 Raceway Indoor Go-Karting center at Sylmar. Bieber splurged for the late night experience after hours with about a dozen friends including aspiring model Hailey Baldwin. Five hundred dollars was even dropped as a tip to those who stayed late to serve he and his friends.
Rapper Ace Hood shot the music video for his latest single We Don't this week in Ft. Lauderdale in front of the Oakland Park Flea Market. The entire neighborhood was invited out for a block party style music video in Broward County, Florida his old stomping grounds, where he went to high school. We Don't features Atlanta rapper Rich Homie Quan and was released two months after the release of the Beast Mix. Body Bag 3 mixtape in August and will likely appear on his next album Beast of the South, set to be out some time in 2015.
Protesters whose chants include wanting cops dead should re-think their strategy.
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No, the Album About Nothing hasn't been released, but we can share with you a new single from Wale, Miracle On U Street.











