They have been quiet for a while but they have announced their return on the airwaves with “Culture III” ‘Avalanche’ Track which premiers today June 11^th. Yesterday they appeared on the Tonight Show as guests where they gave a hint on the debut Album title as ‘Avalanche.” The    trio hip hop artist are based in Georgia Atlanta. The single is an interpolation from the “Temptations’ Papa was a Rolling Stone,” and the flow is lyrically experimental. Migo’s was missing in action since their last release but now they have their fans calls and questions on why they have been silent with Culture 3 Debut Album.

In the performance, the trio used 1920, s vintage ensemble which is in resemblance to 1920’s Mobster, Quavo. The trio is donning matching black suits with fedoras and sunglasses both Offset and on Take-off. Quavo raps to kick off the tune and The lyrical flow goes like this, “Papa was a rollin’ stone, but now I got rollin’ stones in the bezel/Mama at home all alone, hustling,’ tryna keep this shit together(Mama)/Young n-ggas smoking’ on gas, I’m livin’ too fast, my foot on the pedal.”

The Atlanta based trio gave ‘Avalanche’ as the as the final taste of the album to fans until the launch of the whole album today June 11^th. The Album’s lyrical cut is available on streaming services in the U.S. The productions success was made possible   by Quavo, Dj Durel and Quality Control executives Pierre “Pee” Thomas and Kevin “Coach K” Lee. The C3 Album launch will also feature guest appearances including Drake, Polo G, juice WRLD, Cardi B, Future, and Pop smoke in a live Performances at Midnight ET. Culture 3 Merchandise is already out and in stores online, fans are therefore making orders hours before the actual launch.   The Merchandise is also available in Culture 3 website Cultureiii.com.

Meek Mill’s Reform Alliance team efforts to push for reforms in outdated probation laws paid as they travelled to Richmond Virginia to meet the State’s Governor during the signing of a reform deal on probation laws. On Thursday 10^th, in Richmond Virginia, it was a new dawn for the incarcerated as the signing of the probation law will reform draconian policies of the past. Meek Mill is doing this to make a positive impact and help the vulnerable held behind bars in the State’s prison.

Himself an ex-convict, he said it is a way of giving back after the help he received to get free when he was jailed some years go. According to him, the current probation laws are outdated and restrictive to a point that they aimlessly limit the normal functioning of convicted felons in the community. He indicated that convicted felons deserve a second chance to take their shot in free life.

Meek Mill attributed the better probation deal he got in 2012 to his success in reuniting with family and the community. He acknowledged to be not perfect but the probation deal helped him become productive and provide for his family while at the same time creating jobs for others.  As a result, he made an initiative to push the department of justice to reform some of the laws he found outdated. He said some convicts are in worse situations than him and helpless and that inspired him to influence change.

Governor Northam   agreed to sign, “House Bill 2038 limiting the amount of active incarceration a court can impose as a result of a revocation hearing for a probation violation.” According to the new law, any convict is expected to serve a maximum of five years’ probation term since release. In a press conference after the signing, Governor Northam explained that the justice system has a responsibility to exercise fairness in proportion to crimes committed.

Meek Mill was arrested in 2017 for violating his probation and was sentenced to a jail term of between two to four years in prison. In July 2019, his appeal bore fruits asthe Supreme Court of Pennsylvania overturned his 2008 conviction.

According to the fresh details from a former FBI agent, Suge Knight financed and ordered a hit that led to the shooting and murder of the Brooklyn and New York Rapper Notorious BIG on March 9, 1997 in Los Angeles California. However, the report indicate that the hint was meant was meant for P Diddy and that the Big Poppa’s shooting was a case of mistaken identity.

Suge Knight the founder and a former C.E.O of Death Row Records. Phil Carson is a former FBI Agent who detailed the evidence report which attributed the grisly killing to a man named Amir Muhammad, a gunman hired to kill Sean Combs alias P Diddy. He also alleged that some LAPD agents were involved in some way however unclear to them but the hit was ordered and financed by Suge Knight to do away with the then his competitor Sean, Diddy, Combs, however, details are unclear on how the bullet targeting P, Diddy landed on Biggie causing his death.

The death of Big Poppa remained a mystery until the sealed, classified and highly confidential documents of the investigation were reviewed by Don Sikorski while producing a City of Lies. According to him, there is evidence of whom perpetrated the heinous act that led to the death of the hip hop icon.

Notorious BIG also Big Poppa or Biggie was born in 1972, Brooklyn New York. He was a talented American Hip Hop Rapper and a songwriter with deep rooted gangster rap traditions. He is well known as one of the greatest rappers of all time. He was popular with a laid back lyrical delivery style and controversial gangster rap content depicting the Violent neighborhoods of Brooklyn and New York. He was witty and creative in his lyrical delivery with his content depicting street hardships, criminality, debauchery and celebration of life also.

He was signed to Sean Comb’s Bad boy records when he rose to fame after the release of his debut album Ready to Die. He is well known for elevating the East Coast as a Hip hop powerhouse at the time when the West Coast was dominating the Hip hop music scene.

His death has remained unsolved but the fresh evidence might shed light to the cause of death of the hip hop legend fifteen years later.

Drake has launched a Live Performance Entertainment Venue in Toronto Canada named History. His move could be an indication of a shift in his business strategy to explore the Live Entertainment sector as part of his plan to expand his portfolio. The Hip hop artist has partnered with Live nation Canada in the construction of the 2,500 capacity venue to provide an alternative platform for artists to both perform and connect with their fans. Drake made an announcement on the venture on Tuesday, June 8 on Instagram where he shared his inspiration to open such a venue in his hometown.   According to him, performers need to connect with their fans during live performances something which is not possible in huge concert venues where the fans are far away from the performing artists. He said the new venue will be much smaller compared to usual high capacity  entertainment Arena’s which doesn’t provide the much needed emotional artist/ fans connection and interaction.

From the launch he didn’t make it clear whether this was giving back to his home turf or he had concrete plans to invest and expand his Entertainment Business Empire by opening many similar venues both in the U.S and Canada. According to Economists, Live Performances seems a viable business opportunity and the Artist is likely to be testing the waters in his hometown before expanding into other Cities. If that happens, Drake could provide enormous opportunity to young and upcoming artists with a platform to perform, showcase, horn their skills and also earn from their talents without having to compete with established artists in the mainstream hip hop circles.

The venue is expected to be hosting at least 200 events every year. He shared an emotional press release explaining how he enjoyed performing in smaller venues like History where he could directly interact with his audience and fans. Part of his objective was to rekindle the memories by launching the venue and especially naming it history to represent the font memories.

According to Live Nations C.E.O and President Michael Rapino, partnering with Drake has contributed in the project’s success as construction is expected to end later this year. “History” has been under construction for three years now and is expected to be complete later this summer. The Venue w

Tyson Beckford  know internationally mode,lBeckford caught the ire of reality television queen Kim Kardashian and Kanye West in July 2018 when he said she’d gone under the knife. Kardashian fired back on Instagram, saying Beckford was gay and their feud was officially on.

During an interview with Let’s Go Live! hosted by Sharon Carpenter, Beckford open up and said that wasn’t the end of it. While on Ralph Lauren’s 50th Anniversary Fashion Show in Central Park abou two months later, Beckford says Kanye sent a member of his entourage to confront him.“I was standing in the middle of Oprah Winfrey and Hillary Clinton,” Beckford recalled. “He [Kanye] was on the other side of the table, and when I tried to make eye contact with him, he wouldn’t look at me.”

  “Kanye’s henchman then approached me  in the bathroom, but i was  prepared” said Tyson Beckford.“I suggest you get out of this bathroom before I wipe you all over the wall,” “I’m like, ‘You did not want no smoke.’ I had on my tuxedo. I would have undone my tie and got into it if you wanted to, but you didn’t. I think you didn’t realize how big I was.”

Beckford says Kanye called him out in an Instagram video, which told Beckford he was too afraid to confront him in person happening about two weeks later

That evening, the billionaire Hip Hop mogul flexed his celebrity status when a reporter asked him about Kardashian and Beckford’s e-fight.‘Ye was heard issuing an ultimatum to the event’s organizer and demanding the reporter be thrown out.

“I’m gonna show you who she is, as a matter of fact, she needs to be kicked out right now or I’m leaving. Right now, let me show you. Do you wanna do that or do you want me to leave? I’m very ashamed that you asked that trash question. You have to go. You have to go.”he said.

Kanye West and Kim Kardashian are currently amid a high profile divorce after seven years of marriage, Beckford acknowledged , “They’re going through some hard times right now. My whole energy is positive.”