Ludacris - Down In Tha Durty (Feat. Rick Ross & Bun B) [Behind The Scenes]
Behind The Scenes Look At Ludacris Video For 'Down In Tha Durty' Off 'DTP Presents Strength In Numbers' In Stores Now.
Street Knowledge DVD Trailer ft. G-Unit & Dipset
"Journey with Street Knowledge Films/Cheap Thrills Prods as they capture 50 Cent on the first leg of his recent 5 Borough Tour. The kick off concert at NYC’s Hammerstein Ballroom features classic performances by 50 Cent, Tony Yayo, Lloyd Banks and controversial appearance by Jim Jones and Juelz Santana. Watch as 50 runs through his catalog of hits and takes shots at his newest rival Kanye West. Also featured in this trailer are Hot 97’s Angie Martinez, DJ Enuff and DJ Whoo Kid. This extended trailer is off of the upcoming Street Knowledge DVD."
Nas - Surviving The Times
Video Montage For Nas 'Surviving The Times' Off Of 'Nas Greatest Hits Album'.
Jacob The Jeweler Pleads Guilty
Jeweler to the stars Jacob Arabov pleaded guilty Wednesday to falsifying records and giving false statements to investigators looking into a multistate drug ring.
Terms of the plea deal call for Jacob Arabov of New York to serve up to 46 months in prison and pay a $2 million penalty, U.S. Attorney Stephen J. Murphy said in a news release. No sentencing date was immediately set by U.S. District Judge Avern Cohn.
In return for the guilty plea, prosecutors agreed to drop money laundering charges against the man known in the hip-hop world as "Jacob the Jeweler," said Arabov's attorney, Benjamin Brafman.
Arabov, 41, known as "Jacob the Jeweler" was indicted in Detroit last summer for allegedly helping the "Black Mafia Family" and its principals, former Detroiters Demetrius and Terry Flenory, launder some $270 million in drug proceeds. Arabov pleaded not guilty to the charges.
His lawyer, Benjamin Brafman, said Arabov is a fundamentally honest citizen who used bad judgment in an attempt to conceal dealings with a small group of individuals. He said Arabov had accepted responsibility for his conduct and hopes the judge will consider his lifetime of business success and his charitable work in sentencing him.
"I have always been blessed with good fortune and loving friends and family," Arabov said in a statement issued by Brafman. "I realize I have made a terrible mistake and I am ready to accept the consequences of my actions… My desire is to do whatever I can to atone for my wrongdoings and move ahead with the great business I have built and the wonderful family that I love."
Adam Tensta - My Cool
The NEW singel from my man Adam Tensta.
Get more info on Adam Tensta: www.myspace.com/adamtensta
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