CMG/Epic Records It’s hard not to love Blac Youngsta when he’s so dang entertaining… He just released the visuals for his super catchy hit single “Booty” and while it’s set in a strip club just like you’d probably predict, he does get creative. FOR UP TO DATE INFO REGARDING BLAC YOUNGSTA, PLEASE VISIT: http://www.twitter.com/BlacYoungstaFB http://www.Instagram.com/blacyoungstafb/ http://www.Facebook.com/BlacYoungsta/ Continue reading →
Mystery solved! Kylie Jenner Shares First Baby Photo, Reveals Baby’s Name Is Stormi Kylie Jenner is giving fans their first glimpse of her baby girl and revealing her name. The new mom to a baby with Travis Scott shared the below photo of her baby girl holding her hand with the caption, “Stormi.” There was speculation that Kylie would name her daughter Posie, short for Mariposa which is “butterfly” in Spanish. KYLIES BABY NAME !! -Kylie and Travis Scott have matching butterfly tattoos -Kylie wore a butterfly necklace in her video -Butterfly in Spanish is Mariposa -A few months ago, Kylie released a lip kit called Posie K -Posie could be short for Mariposa — Ashley Van Hoewyk (@ashleyvanhoewyk) February 5, 2018 Stormi’s full name could be Stormi Webster if she’s given Travis Scott’s last name. Dave Starbuck/Future Image/WENN.com/Lia Toby What do YOU think about the name Stormi?
Source: NewsOne Screenshots / NewsOne / Congressional Black Caucus Georgia’s 13th Congressional District Congressman David Scott shared a moment of Black History from Poet Laureate Langston Hughes called “Mother to Son,” which gives the essence of the glorious story of the African American people in America. Check out the video below… [ione_media_gallery src=”http://majicatl.com/” id=”2259830″ overlay=”true”]
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Source: Jose Luis Pelaez Inc / Getty Sometime most of us are so focused on our phones that we don’t pay attention to what’s going on around us — then things like this hilarious prank video below happen. What would you do? Hit the flip for another silly prank from Youtuber @HowAboutBeirut.
On tonight’s episode of #LHHMiami, Scrap gives Shay a shoulder to cry on about the Pleasure P. debacle, but is he trying to get back in between her loins? Continue reading →
Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream a very long time ago. And we can assure readers of the following: His dream was most definitely not to have his legendary words used in an ad for Dodge Ram trucks. But that's exactly what the car company did at Super Bowl 52, excerpting portions of the activity's 1968 speech “The Drum Major Instinct.” The 30-second ad cost Dodge $5 million… and a great deal of negative PR. It turned into a tribute to patriotism, complete with photos of U.S. Marines and a camouflage-clad soldier hugging his child. This was a pitch for Dodge Ram trucks' “Built To Serve” volunteer program, but the commercial instead provoked anger from many viewers and a rebuke from the King Center itself, which says its mission is to carry on his teachings and to “empower change-makers who are continuing his efforts today.” The mission does NOT include the use of King to sell a bunch of vehicles. Tweeted The King Center during the game, as opinions were being voiced all around social media: Neither @TheKingCenter nor @BerniceKing is the entity that approves the use of #MLK's words or imagery for use in merchandise, entertainment (movies, music, artwork, etc) or advertisement, including tonight's @Dodge #SuperBowl commercial. Later, after writer Michael Arceneaux wrote on Twitter, “So that means the King children allowed Dr. King's voice to be used to sell me a Dodge truck,” Bernice King replied very simply: “No.” Added Tim Calkins, a marketing professor at Northwestern University: “The use of MLK to promote Ram trucks strikes many people as crass and inappropriate.” And Kelly O'Keefe, a professor at Virginia Commonwealth University's Brandcenter: “They pushed it over the edge. You wanted to root for it because the cause is good, but it just didn't end up fitting the brand, so you ended up feeling a little bit manipulated.” Do you agree? Or is this much ado over very little? Watch the controversial Super Bowl commercial below and decide for yourself:
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