Can we say something crazy? We’re still not sick of Frozen, not when RIDICULOUSLY adorable parents and their children are covering hits from the movie soundtrack in their own creative ways. Like when this girl sang through her spinter pain . And especially when Aubrey Marceaux and her daughter Teigan team up in the car to lip-sync to “Love is an Open Door,” making the perfect silly faces and giving some attention to the very best song in Frozen. (That’s right, “Let It Go.” We said it!) Mother and Toddler Lip-Sync to Frozen SO SO SO CUTE!!!!! And now, of course, we present the obligatory look at various covers of “Let It Go.” 9 Artists Who Just Can’t “Let It Go” 1. Arnold Schwarzenegger Covers “Let It Go” Arnold Schwarzenegger sort of covers “Let It Go” in this Jimmy Fallon bit. But he definitely ruins it forever.
Can we say something crazy? We’re still not sick of Frozen, not when RIDICULOUSLY adorable parents and their children are covering hits from the movie soundtrack in their own creative ways. Like when this girl sang through her spinter pain . And especially when Aubrey Marceaux and her daughter Teigan team up in the car to lip-sync to “Love is an Open Door,” making the perfect silly faces and giving some attention to the very best song in Frozen. (That’s right, “Let It Go.” We said it!) Mother and Toddler Lip-Sync to Frozen SO SO SO CUTE!!!!! And now, of course, we present the obligatory look at various covers of “Let It Go.” 9 Artists Who Just Can’t “Let It Go” 1. Arnold Schwarzenegger Covers “Let It Go” Arnold Schwarzenegger sort of covers “Let It Go” in this Jimmy Fallon bit. But he definitely ruins it forever.
The murderer of Biggie Smalls (a.k.a. Notorious B.I.G.) is well known to Los Angeles police, but they refuse to proceed with an arrest, a new report alleges. Why? Because doing so would supposedly expose a police cover-up. A law enforcement source says under condition of anonymity: “The LAPD Robbery Homicide unit tasked with investigating Biggie’s murder knows exactly who fired the gun, and which people were involved in the planning.” The rapper (real name Christopher Wallace) was murdered while riding in the front seat of a Suburban after leaving a hip hop party in Los Angeles in 1997. Years later, Biggie’s mother, Voletta Wallace, and his widow, Faith Evans, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the LAPD and several of its members. They allege that Wallace’s death was “in a very efficient, organized and professional manner, suggesting that a high degree of coordination and planning.” The lawsuit also claims that disgraced former Officer Rafael Perez admitted to cops that he and fellow cop David Mack, “conspired to murder” Wallace. Not only that, the two carried it out – or so the lawsuit claims. But according to the source, “There will never be an arrest made because it would rock the department to the core. There was a cover-up after the murder.” “This goes way beyond Mack and Perez.” Notorious B.I.G.: Life Before Death 1. Notorious BIG and Puff Daddy Notorious BIG and Puff Daddy from back in the day. Look at that beeper. “Publicly the [LAPD] will say it’s still an open investigation, but that is a sham; the old saying that the cover-up is worse than the crime couldn’t be more true in this case.” “The cover-up would put numerous current and former cops behind bars for years on charges ranging from conspiracy to fraud and making false statements.” Another source says that the “cops want to make an arrest in the [Biggie] case, but witnesses haven’t been cooperative, and that has been a problem from day one.” Perez was involved in a cover-up of an unrelated bank robbery, then sentenced to eight years in prison for stealing $800,000 worth of cocaine from an LAPD evidence locker. Allegedly, the disgraced cop also shot and framed a man with gang connections, having left him paralyzed for a crime he may or may not have committed. He also was reported to have had connections to the Los Angeles gang, the Bloods, and connections to Suge Knight, former head of Death Row Records. There have been widespread reports that Knight ordered Wallace’s murder in retaliation for the death of Tupac Shakur … though Knight also says Tupac is alive . In any case, the LAPD, which apologized to the rapper’s family after the 2012 release of the Notorious B.I.G. autopsy report declined to comment, stating simply: “There is no new information to give out.” Remembering Tupac Shakur (1971-1996) 1. Tupac Shakur, Mother Tupac Shakur poses here with his mother. The rapper was gunned down at the age of 25.
The murderer of Biggie Smalls (a.k.a. Notorious B.I.G.) is well known to Los Angeles police, but they refuse to proceed with an arrest, a new report alleges. Why? Because doing so would supposedly expose a police cover-up. A law enforcement source says under condition of anonymity: “The LAPD Robbery Homicide unit tasked with investigating Biggie’s murder knows exactly who fired the gun, and which people were involved in the planning.” The rapper (real name Christopher Wallace) was murdered while riding in the front seat of a Suburban after leaving a hip hop party in Los Angeles in 1997. Years later, Biggie’s mother, Voletta Wallace, and his widow, Faith Evans, filed a wrongful death lawsuit against the LAPD and several of its members. They allege that Wallace’s death was “in a very efficient, organized and professional manner, suggesting that a high degree of coordination and planning.” The lawsuit also claims that disgraced former Officer Rafael Perez admitted to cops that he and fellow cop David Mack, “conspired to murder” Wallace. Not only that, the two carried it out – or so the lawsuit claims. But according to the source, “There will never be an arrest made because it would rock the department to the core. There was a cover-up after the murder.” “This goes way beyond Mack and Perez.” Notorious B.I.G.: Life Before Death 1. Notorious BIG and Puff Daddy Notorious BIG and Puff Daddy from back in the day. Look at that beeper. “Publicly the [LAPD] will say it’s still an open investigation, but that is a sham; the old saying that the cover-up is worse than the crime couldn’t be more true in this case.” “The cover-up would put numerous current and former cops behind bars for years on charges ranging from conspiracy to fraud and making false statements.” Another source says that the “cops want to make an arrest in the [Biggie] case, but witnesses haven’t been cooperative, and that has been a problem from day one.” Perez was involved in a cover-up of an unrelated bank robbery, then sentenced to eight years in prison for stealing $800,000 worth of cocaine from an LAPD evidence locker. Allegedly, the disgraced cop also shot and framed a man with gang connections, having left him paralyzed for a crime he may or may not have committed. He also was reported to have had connections to the Los Angeles gang, the Bloods, and connections to Suge Knight, former head of Death Row Records. There have been widespread reports that Knight ordered Wallace’s murder in retaliation for the death of Tupac Shakur … though Knight also says Tupac is alive . In any case, the LAPD, which apologized to the rapper’s family after the 2012 release of the Notorious B.I.G. autopsy report declined to comment, stating simply: “There is no new information to give out.” Remembering Tupac Shakur (1971-1996) 1. Tupac Shakur, Mother Tupac Shakur poses here with his mother. The rapper was gunned down at the age of 25.
Fix it Jesus !! Man Steals Grandma’s Car From Church Lot For Drugs A New Jersey man has been arrested in connection with the theft of his grandmother’s car from a church parking lot. Arthur J. Garlick, 22, of Wyckoff was charged with stealing a 1999 Lincoln Town Car from the Cedar Hill Christian Reformed Church on June 3. Via New York CBS reports: Garlick’s grandmother was inside the church as a poll worker on election day, police said. The car was found a week later in Paterson and another man was arrested for having the stolen car, police said. Wyckoff police were lead to Garlick after interviewing the man in jail, police said. Garlick admitted to police that he stole the car from the church lot and sold it in Paterson for $200 and $150 worth of heroin, police said. Garlick lives with his grandmother. Police said he got an extra set of her keys and stole the car knowing that she was inside of the church for the day. “This crime highlights the ever growing heroin addiction problem recently called an “absolute epidemic” by the Bergen County Prosecutor, said Wyckoff Police Chief Benjamin Fox. “Sadly, persons addicted will let nothing stand in their way to obtain heroin; even thefts from family members,” said Fox. Garlick was charged with auto theft of the third degree and released on his own recognizance. SMH!!!!!
Justin Bieber’s egging case seems to have paralyzed the L.A. County D.A.’s office, which hasn’t filed charges against him in more than six months. Justin Bieber Neighbor Films Egg Tossing Incident The pop star allegedly hurled eggs at his neighbor’s house, causing more than $20,000 in damage in what seemed like an obvious felony case . After all, the L.A. County Sheriff’s Dept. got a warrant, raided Justin’s house and found a surveillance video placing Justin at the scene of the crime. There’s also a video shot during the act in which Justin taunts the neighbor, promising more eggs … and the guy even confronted him face-to-face. The prosecutor initially in charge apparently told the victim in the Justin Bieber egging case that he recommended that his bosses file felony charges. Yet they have not done so. Officials can’t decide whether to file the case as misdemeanor or felony vandalism, the difference between them being money. If the damage exceeds $400, it’s a felony offense, according to the law, and that would certainly appear to be the case here … but still, no decision. The D.A.’s office reportedly feels it’s stuck between a rock and a hard place here: File a misdemeanor charge, appear soft on Bieber because he’s a star. Call it a felony, look bad for trying to nail a celeb for a”stupid egging.” Both true, but they’re eventually going to have to pick one, and we’re guessing we know where the brat’s egging victim would stand on the issue. No pinning this one on Lil Za either, JB. 23 Reasons Justin Bieber Needs to Get Punched 1. He Can’t Keep His Shirt On Yeah. Selfies like this work if you’re Matthew McConaughey. Not Justin Bieber. Also, Matthew McConaughey would never post selfies like this because he doesn’t need to constantly beg for attention or prove to himself that he’s cool.
“Eff yo culture” -Dan Snyder Considering the ongoing battle between offended Native Americans and the NFL via the Washington Redskins, one might have picked a more appropriate time to celebrate 50 years of cheerleaders dressed in traditional Indian attire. Yesterday the above photo was posted to the Redskins Cheerleaders Instagram page along with the following caption: Based on owner Dan Snyder’s deeply entrenched belief that those who are offended by the Redskins blantantly racist name are making much ado about nothing, we find it very hard to believe that this photo was the result of “poor judgement”. It’s pretty clear that the organization could care less about offending a few scattered Injuns.
To introduce the up-and-coming stars of hip hop, Oxygen will air a preview special on Tuesday, July 22 at 8:15 PM ET/PT, giving viewers a look at what makes these five women worthy of the sisterhood. With Grammy-Award winning recording artist T.I. serving as Executive Producer, along with Christian Sarabia, Rabih Gholam and Roy Orecchio, this new series gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at the music business and what happens when women want to change the game to root for each other and not against each other. Despite the sacrifices they often make in their personal lives, these “femcees” are determined to succeed, but not at the cost of the sisterhood they have built while overcoming the barriers and challenges that come with a rise to stardom. Meet the Cast: BIA @BiaBrokeMyHeart A breaking new artist from Miami who sacrificed everything to follow her dreams and better learn her craft from Famlay and Pharrell, Bia is the new girl on the scene. Ever since she was in a life-threatening motorcycle accident, Bia has taken life by the bullhorns and refused to let go. She’s dropped everything for her music and is confident it will pay off. Being on Pharrell’s team has allowed her to be in the right place at the right time landing placements with TI, Jennifer Hudson, and Usher. Although she has gained the respect of Pharell’s co-sign, Bia knows that all eyes are on her and she’s got to deliver. Rarely do you get more than one shot – especially as a female emcee in this industry. BRIANNA PERRY @BriannatheYRB Brianna Perry has been around the music business for as long as she can remember and is ready to show the world what a lifetime of hip hop education can do for your career. Brianna’s skills have been recognized by top artists like Beyonce, Trina and Missy Elliot and she’s been praised by press outlets such as The New York Times, Time Magazine, Complex, Vibe, The Source, XXL, and The Miami Herald for her unorthodox style. Brianna is going to do more than tell the world what she is capable of, she is going to show them with her debut album. The gorgeous MC has charisma, style, and even dance skill to go along with her lyrical talent. Describing her own music as “refreshing, young and relatable to her fans,” Brianna is restoring innocence to the female rap game and she refuses to compromise the femininity and the edge she needs to survive in today’s hip hop world. DIAMOND @DiamondAtl Diamond enjoyed the sweet taste of success at age 14 with her former crew, Crime Mob, whose track “Knuck If You Buck” went platinum in 2004. Signed to King Of Crunk mentor Lil Jon’s label BME, the group’s success continued with the singles “Rock Yo Hips ft Lil Scrappy” and “Stilettoes.” Since leaving Crime Mob in 2007 to strike out on her own, she has worked with hip hop luminaries such as Ludacris, Trina, Eve, Waka Flocka Flame and Gucci Mane. Her singles “Lotta Money” and “Loose Screws” left enough of an impression to make her a nominee for “Best Female Hip Hop Artist” at the 2011 and 2012 BET Awards. In 2014, she signed to Polo Grounds Music joining a roster that includes Pitbull & A$AP Rocky, and with the release of her debut solo album this year, Diamond hopes to climb back to the top of the charts, a decade after Crime Mob made waves in the hip hop scene. NYEMIAH SUPREME @NyemiahSupreme Jamaica, Queens native Nyemiah Supreme began her career as a back-up dancer in the shadows of such well-known acts as Chris Brown and Lil Mama. After high school, she spent a year and a half working as Juelz Santana’s intern, where she got to see some of hip hop’s most notable names drop beats and rhymes in a studio setting. Inspired by her experience and a serendipitous encounter with Jim Jones, she got a break when she was asked to step up to the mic on Jones’ single “Everybody Jones.” In late 2012, Nyemiah had a late night chance studio meeting with super producer Timbaland, where he put her on the spot to write a few verses and from there took her under his wing. Today, Nyemiah has two mix-tapes under her belt, a new EP, and over half a million views on her YouTube videos. She released her single, “Rock ‘n’ Roll” with Timbaland appearing on the hook, handling the production, and appearing in the video back-to-back with Nyemiah. A former background dancer thrust to the foreground, Nyemiah Supreme stands a serious chance of having a career that lives up to her bold moniker but has a lot to prove to herself, her mentor and her fans. SIYA @SIYA Born in California and raised in Bed-Stuy, a legendary Brooklyn hotbed of influential hip hop music, Siya overcame many challenges early on including a drug-addicted mother and incarcerated father, as well as her own run-ins with the law. Siya’s true support came from her grandmother who took her in, but also from the streets of Bed-Stuy. Music became an outlet for her and after moving to Atlanta to pursue her dream, she eventually built a rep for herself and caught the attention of many major labels and well-known artists. While some people in the industry were afraid of how an openly gay female rapper would fit in the genre, Siya remained determined and refused to compromise who she is, always staying true to her own unique voice and style. One of Complex magazine’s rappers to watch out for in 2012, word around the industry is that Siya is the next big thing. “Sisterhood of Hip Hop” is produced by 51 Minds with Christian Sarabia, T.I., Rabih Gholam and Roy Orecchio serving as Executive Producers. OXYGEN NETWORK
New information has to come to light regarding Michael Jace. The actor, who was arrested this morning for the murder of his wife , possesses an alleged history of violence. According to court documents obtained by TMZ, a friend of Jace’s ex-wife (Jennifer Bitterman) testified during the star’s divorce proceedings in 1997 that Jace choked Bitterman and slammed her against a wall at one point. The friend says she witnessed this ugly incident and that it took place in front of the couple’s six-month old child. The unnamed friend also says there were multiple occasions of domestic violence and that “seeing the extent of [Jace’s] anger was one of the most terrifying things I have ever seen.” Jace called 911 last night from his home in Los Angeles and admitted to shooting wife April. He was taken into custody and charged this morning with murder. Insiders say the couple often argued over their finances , as Jace filed for bankruptcy in 2011 and was behind is currently behind on his mortgage payments. Michael Jace Arrested for Murder Of sad note, meanwhile, is the revelation that April Jace actually testified as well in Michael’s 1997 divorce. She told the judge that Jace provided a stable home for his child, defending him overall as a father. Tragically, Jace’s alleged shooting of April reportedly took place in front of their young kids last night. Authorities eventually arrives at the crime scene and transported the toddlers to a relative’s home. 15 Celebrities Who May Have Killed People 1. O.J. Simpson O.J. Simpson was arrested for the murder of his wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and the pizza guy. He was acquitted in quite the notorious trial.
