THANK YOU ALL FOR SUCH A SUCCESSFUL DAY! I KNOW COMPARED TO MAJOR SITES, I DONT GET A LOT OF HITS, BUT YESTERDAY SURPASSED MY EXPECTATIONS!

Its been suck a pleasant surprise to see how my site has been received all over the world. Thank you all for supporting my dream. I WILL be a successful journalist.

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Artistry In Motion Gives a Tearful Interview After Their Elimination

60 Minutes' Interview with Mike Vick

I'm not a Mike Vick fan, or a fan of the NFL, for that matter, but this whole ordeal shows how fucked up American society is. Its a shame that a man who kills a couple of dogs goes to prison for two years, but a police officer who kills an innocent black man walks away a free individual! RIP Sean Bell.

60 Minutes Interview with Coldplay

Fabolous "Money Goes, Honey Stay" feat. Jay-Z

The official music video for Fabolous' "Money Goes, Honey Stay (When The Money Goes Remix)" featuring Jay-Z, from the album "Loso's Way" in stores and online now! If you don't have it, you're cheating yourself out of life lol.

Ron Browz "I Like" ft Bobby Valentino

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Lil Wayne ft. Omarion "I Get It In"

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The-Dream "Zodiac"

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Bow Wow? Cash Money???? No Way!

I thought he was retiring.... This must be a joke!
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The Best of ABDC Week 2

Over all, this weeks episode was WACK! I feel that the stupid Beyonce challenges ruined the performances. Not only did they make the Massive Monkeys dance to "Work It Out", but they had to hula-hoop too. How lames is that?! Even though I know everyone was waiting to see what the Queens [Vogue Evolution] were gonna do, I feel that their performance was hella awkward. They did get the best challenge though. African dance is not easy. Even so I still don't want to miss their performance next week. They are liable to do anything lol.
I still don't see why We Are Heroes is on the show [call me a hater if you want], but they cannot touch Beat Freaks with a rubber glove and a ten foot pole. I must say that I was surprised with AfroBorike's performance. I thought they were the weakest crew last week, and I SOOOO thought they were gone tonight when they had to battle Artistry In Motion. They actually had one of the strongest performances of the night. After reviewing the show I would put them and Rhythm City at the top of the totem. One thing I love about RC is that they give REAL choreography, and they kill it. I have no doubt that they will be one of the final crews. In the mean time, we'll just have to sit through whatever retarded challenges the producers can think of next.
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PS; I actually voted tonight.

Nelly "Let It Go [Lil Mama]" ft. Pharrell

Chris Brown "Changed Man" [Rihanna Appology]

Maaaaaaan, real talk, all the Chris Brown haters need to fall back. This man is obviously sorry for his actions!

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Paramore "Ignorance"

I've been listening to this band for the past 48 hours straight! This is the official music video for Paramore's first single "Ignroance", of the album "Brand New Eyes" due in stores September 29th.

Rocksmith 2009 Fall Lookbook

Drawing inspiration from the mood, primary colors, and experimental nature of the 90s, Rocksmith present their first delivery of Fall 2009 garments. Included within this latest assortment of apparel are the brand’s usual range of outerwear, cut-and-sew, and signature raw denim, produced in partnership with one of the world’s Japanese denim production houses. Included for the new season are both a standard relaxed fit and slim fit denim, available in a aluminum enzyme wash and tonal tie-dye wash.

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DC Shoes x SE Bikes PK Ripper Collection

DC Shoes is proud to introduce the PK Ripper Fixed Gear, the third installment in a series of limited edition bike projects from DC and SE Racing, all designed to embrace the heritage of the brand and the sport. A collector’s item, the PK Ripper Fixed Gear bike production will be limited to only 2,500 bikes worldwide.The Fixed Gear collaboration mixes a touch of 1970’s bike nostalgia with modern bike performance features. Inspirations for the PK Ripper Fixed Gear bike‘s design aesthetic stem directly from the original DC x SE Racing PK Ripper collaboration.
The new fixed gear bike design details are directly inspired from the classic PK Ripper BMX bike, complete with Floval tubing, Landing Gear fork and Looptail rear end. This blend of old school BMX and a modern fixed gear bike not only takes its cues from the PK Ripper BMX construction but also its colorways—Matte Black and Ball Burnished Silver.DC and SE Racing first joined together in 2007 for their exclusive limited edition project “30 Years of Radness.” The project honored 30-plus years of BMX history, and DC and SE Racing celebrated with a re-release of the PK Ripper bike in its original aesthetic for an exclusive limited edition quantity. In 2008, DC and SE Racing joined forces once again with the release of the DC x SE Racing 24” Quadangle. The Quadangle, or the Quad Looptail as it was known, was a 1980’s freestyle classic, and for the second collaboration DC and SE Racing re-released the BMX bike in for the first time ever, in a 24” version the same classic frame.
The DC PK Ripper Fixed Gear bike’s Matte Black and Ball Burnished Silver colorways will both be limited to only 1,250 each worldwide. Available now through ShopOverload.com.

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