Monday, June 21, 2004
Is Larry Bird right about the NBA? | The Right tries to shut down "Fahrenheit 9/11" | Gangsta Lit
Lloyd Banks vs. 
Cormega?
Just back from a little weekend jumpoff to Long Island. Heads who use the word "Summer" as a verb, were too late to jump on the bandwagon when hip hop took over The Hamptons five years ago or just like to be ahead of the game need to get up on North Fork and the towns of Greenport, East Marion and Orient. Check out the The Greenporter Hotel and spa for food and drinks while you're out there.
Brandy samples Coldplay on her new album Afrodisiac?!! Curious to hear how "Should I Go," based on "Clocks," sounds. (MTV News)
Newsweek's Mark Starr argues that Larry Bird was not out of bounds when he insisted the NBA needs more white stars.
And Michael Moore says "Some People Still Don't Want You To See My Movie." The story behind the right wing's attempt to harass and intimidate theater owners into not showing "Fahrenheit 9/11."
But my peoples say that "Control Room" is worth checking out.
Available for weddings? (via Action Potential)
And is this a shot from the new "Batman" movie starring Christian Bale? (the Greater Nomadic Council)
Finally, Newsweek on drug dealer-turned-publisher Vickie Stringer's "Gangsta Lit."
