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Rapper X-Ray spits a new-school/old-school flow, with great breathing techniques in the song "Run". The video shows X-Ray either playing chess with himself or with a dam good look alike. He pleads: "Put the angry rap aside for a second". The new wave of Boston rappers are not impressed with violent lyrics, and are very impressive with crafting lyrics that still hold weight without the heavy-laden gangster rhymes. The video is B.E.T. ready, but unfortunately, with the way B.E.T. has been going lately, THEY'RE not real rap ready. Beat is on point and the rapper gives a great performance lyrically. Support local Hip-Hop and check out the video by the rapper X-Ray [below].

The crisp video for the song "I'm A Boss Freestyle" is professionally done, and gives the artist Mr. So Boston mass appeal and the look of a national recording artist. The backdrop of Franklin Park is a definite prop to the Bean and if you look closely, you'll see a quick shot of that barbecue spot one block over from Dorchester District Court in Dorchester's Codman Square area. "For me to be the coach, I gotta step down from the G.M"... classic. Check out the music by Mr. So Boston and support your local Hip-Hop. Dude is on point with his music. Check out the video below:

Since the beginning of the sloppy murder trial of mom, Casey Anthony who contended her innocence since being arrested for the crime in October 2008. Many Americans questioned Casey's carefree candor during the trial. and her last minute smoking gun testimony that her father sexually abused her. In the end, Casey Anthony will more than likely be released at sentencing for lying to police officers, since she has served nearly 3 years in jail while awaiting and during trial. This is my own opinion... if ANY man is dumb enough to have a child with a GUTLESS woman like Casey Anthony from this point on, he is a desperado. The prosecutor went after this case as if they wanted her to be set free, and the defense played into that crap big time. I ain't feelin' it. She's guilty. PERIOD.

One look at the extraordinary video 'Til The End of Time' by Interscope recording artist Timothy Bloom , and you automatically scream "CLASSIC' . Two beautiful black people intertwined, reminding one of those black light posters of the seventies...but only in 3D. Nothing in the world has ever been done like this; and if you think D'Angelo made 'em crazy with "Untitled" , wait until you get a real look at the artistic depth of Bloom's spiritually-connected video. After all, love is of God, and today's music has been missing that point for far too long. Mr. Bloom drives that point home with the deep lyrics to 'Til the End of Time', kicking off with: "If I should die tomorrow... let there be life" as he tells the story of a young man unsure of where life [or death] would bring him in 24 hours, and how he hoped his girl would cultivate his seed. By the way, who's that girl? And where did that VOICE come from? And who'...

Back in 1990, Donnie Wahlberg came through on a promise to make his little brother Mark Wahlberg a household name. He put together a band: Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch and gave Mark a shot at some of the New Kids On The Block fame. Mark broke out the box with the first single, "Good Vibrations" and shot to number one on the billboard charts, selling 500,000 copies (gold status) and growing to sell over one million copies (platinum status) for Inerscope Records. Mark's second single, "Wild Side" went gold and the album went triple platinum. Both the album's hits were penned by yours truly. Donnie and I had a deal to split publishing three ways on certain songs. In most contracts, as in ours, I'm also supposed to see the books and records of Donnie's account of the MECHANICAL ROYALTIES which were paid from Warner-Tamerlane Publishing. After almost 9 years of not seeing the books, and asking Donnie's accountant, Rose Cortina to show the books,...

A 2001 survey revealed that 52% of non-Hispanic whites expressed anti-Hispanic attitudes. Check yourself

Some people seem to always look like they're refreshed and ready to seize the day; others have bags under their eyes that could dwarf some of the luggage that comes out of JFK airport. These dark circles or bags are formed by fat and fluid that settles into the area, and there are a number of reasons they appear, including genetics, aging, fluid retention, and allergies. Moreover, they can appear darker under the eyes because the skin under the eyes is especially thin; this thin skin sits on top of areas that are dark red or purple in color; and the area is more likely to become puffy, casting shadows that make the bags look even more pronounced. The way the genetics play out, some people are born into families where the skin color under the eyes is likely to be darker or bags are more likely to appear earlier in life. As people grow older, their skin tends to get thinner and lose some elasticity, making their bags look bigger and darker. The fun doesn't stop ther...