Nas The Do video produced by Salaam Remi, Da Internz, and the late Heavy D. The video was directed by Aristotle. From Nas upcoming Life Is Good album. Rating: 0.0/5 (0 votes cast) Rating: 0.0/ 5 (0 votes cast) Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : Hip Hop Music Discovery Date : 28/04/2012 00:00 Number of articles : 2
Thousands of Colorado men and women participated in “We Are Women” events on Saturday, which included a Rally, a March/Parade, pre- and post-event concerts, and a flashmob at the Colorado State Capitol. Denver’s main newspaper had nothing to say about it. Meanwhile, Denver’s Channel 9 News did mention the women’s events briefly while also making time for another important breaking story, “Student Makes… Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : ColoradoPols.com – Front Page Discovery Date : 29/04/2012 01:10 Number of articles : 2
The Dougherty Gang, a group of troubled 20-something misfits who captivated the nation’s media with a long, alleged crime spree, has been arrested. It was at about 9:40 a.m. on Wednesday when an 11-minute car chase between the Colorado State Patrol and the three fugitive siblings came to an end. Lee Grace Dougherty, 29, Ryan Edward Dougherty, 21, and half-brother Dylan Dougherty Stanley, 26 – drove off the road after going over 100 mph. Their stolen Subaru Impreza hit a guardrail and then flipped over. Lee Grace tried to escape by shooting at officers and eventually got shot in the leg. He suffered a minor injury. All three were then apprehended. “They were extremely dangerous,” said FBI spokesperson Dave Joly. “They’ve engaged law enforcement multiple times with weapons fire, and we and state patrol took fire. These three are the baddest of the bad.” Ultimately, the publicity they generated caused their downfall . Earlier Wednesday, the Pueblo County, Colo., Sheriff’s Dept. received a tip that one of them was in a nearby Wal-Mart, trying to buy ammunition. Based on an additional tip later in the morning, a deputy located their car at a campground near Colorado City, about two hours south of Denver. The trio took off once the deputy attempted to stop them, but according to the Denver Post , they were spotted at a gas station shortly thereafter. That’s where the chase began. The pursuit came to a halt thanks to “stop sticks,” which are Teflon-coated quills that troopers had set up on the road to puncture the trio’s tires. After their arrest, officers took the siblings to a nearby health center for evaluation. Thankfully, no police officers were hurt during the chase. The miscreants’ had begun their crimes, authorities say, in central Florida when they allegedly shot a police officer who tried to pull them over. Later that day, they allegedly robbed a Georgia bank. All three had existing criminal records, which included domestic violence, hit and run, marijuana possession and driving with a suspended license. What was behind their alleged criminal impulses? Who knows. Barbara Bell, their mother, says she will be “making no comment at this time.”
For the first time, 25-year-old researcher Robert Thomas reveals to Gawker how earlier this year he and Richard Heene drew up a master plan to generate a massive media controversy using a weather balloon. To get famous, of course. Thomas spent several months earlier this year working on developing a reality science TV show to pitch to networks – the “show,” Thomas says, that Falcon was referring to when he told CNN “We did it for the show.” Among the ideas that Heene, Thomas and two others came up with for their reality TV proposal — and one that he says most intrigued Heene — involved a weather balloon modified to look like a UFO which they would launch in an attempt to drum up media interest in both the Heene family and the series he was desperate to get on the air.