Video of The Sunday Night Shootout on Stickam Sunday, August, 24, 2008.
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The world famous DJ Nyce is back with the Mixshow Demo (Summer 2008)! This time he rubs the illest in hip-hop and R&B for the radio.
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New joint from Cassie. The dream helps out on this track with is usual ad libs. I’m feeling the record, but it sounds a lot like Usher’s - Love In This Club.
http://www.zshare.net/audio/16786574d693b2bc/
According to ‘Chicago Sun-Times’ newspaper and after a few placed calls to some reliable sources, the news is true: Bernie Mac is dead at the age of 50.
The popular comedian passed away at Northwestern Memorial hospital early Saturday morning.
Though the cause of death has not been confirmed, Mac had been hospitalized recently for pneumonia. ‘Sun-Times’ columnist Stella Foster said that she received calls early Saturday morning from a close friend of the Mac family, confirming the reports of Mac’s death.
His last completed film ‘Soul Men’, which is scheduled to be released on November 14, paired him with Samuel L. Jackson as two estranged soul-singing legends who agree to participate in a reunion performance at the Apollo Theater to honor their recently deceased band leader.
Bernard Jeffrey McCullough was born on October 5, 1957 in Chicago, Illinois. Mac had suffered from sarcoidosis, a tissue inflammation disease, which he repeatedly stated did not affect his daily life.
Mac started as a stand-up comedian in Chicago’s Cotton Pickin’ Club. He won the Miller Lite Comedy Search at the age of 32, at which point his popularity as a comedian began to grow. A performance on HBO’s Def Comedy Jam thrust him into the spotlight. He opened for Dionne Warwick, Redd Foxx and Natalie Cole. He also had a short-lived talk show on HBO titled Midnight Mac. Later, Mac also began acting with minor roles in Ice Cube’s 1995 film ‘Friday’, ‘Booty Call’, ‘How to Be a Player’, ‘Life’ and ‘What’s the Worst That Could Happen?‘ and ‘Bad Santa’.
Mac was one of the few African American comedic actors to be able to break out of the traditional “black comedy” genre, having roles in the 2001 remake of ‘Ocean’s Eleven’ and becoming the new Bosley for the ‘Charlie’s Angels’ sequel ‘Charlie’s Angels: Full Throttle’. He also starred in ‘Guess Who?’, a comedic remake of the film ‘Guess Who’s Coming to Dinner’. In 2000, Mac continued with his stand-up comedy roots, touring the country as one of ‘The Kings of Comedy’, along with Steve Harvey, Cedric the Entertainer and D.L. Hughley. The comedy act was filmed by Spike Lee and was included later in the movie ‘The Original Kings of Comedy’.
In 2001, Fox gave Mac his own sitcom called ‘The Bernie Mac Show’, somewhat based on his own life. In the show, he suddenly becomes custodian over his sister’s three children after she enters rehab. It was a success in part because it allows Mac to stay true to his stand-up comedy roots, breaking the fourth wall to communicate his thoughts to the audience. The show contained many parodies of events in Bernie’s actual life. However, the show was canceled after the 2006 season.
Mac leaves behind his wife since 1977, Rhonda McCullough, daughter Je’Niece, and granddaughter Jasmine.
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You will missed Bernie. -DJ Nyce
DC WRITERSCORPS AND THE GENERAL STORE INC Presents “WORKOUT” a dance party fundraiser for DC Writerscorps to raise funds for The DC Youth Slam Team’s expenses (transportation, food, supplies) & paying local artists to work with the team during the Brave New Voices International Youth Poetry Slam July 15-19. All monies raised will go directly into the hands of local youth and artists, not any kind of organizational overhead
SPIN DR. DJ NYCE (NY/DC) spins a sweaty mix of 80’s workout music, electronica, and hip hop. Guests are encouraged to rock retro workout gear.
Also a special guest performance from Tiombe Lockhart of the Platinum Pied Pipers.
LEOTARDS/RUNNINGSHORTS/SNEAKERS/SPANDEX/HEADBANDS/TEES/TANKTOPS/WRISTBANDS
Think Richard Simmons X Olivia Newton John X Jane Fonda. A “Workout Instructor” SHAE will be on hand teach the funkiest moves in jazzercise and breakin’.
A NUTRITIONALLY BALANCED BAR OF ALCOHOL WILL BE PROVIDED
Free energy bars, FRANK, GS WORKOUT MIXTAPE while supplies last and other freebies
$7 admission
$5 admission for SPACE MEMBERS
21+
9pm to 1am
THE SPACE
903 N ST NW
Washington DC
WWW.DCWRITERSCORPS.ORG
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The world famous DJ Nyce is back with the Urban Club Demo (Spring 2008)! This time he’s banging the best in Hip-Hop and R&B on the club tip.
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Also be sure to check out DJ Nyce every sunday on Stickam for The Sunday Night Shootout Mixshow. Watch and listen live as DJ Nyce mixes the best in Hip-Hop and R&B! You can catch The Sunday Night Shootout every Sunday 9-10 PM EST on stickam.com/serato.
(Weeks On) (Label) (2W) (LW) (TW) (Artist) (Title) (TW) (% CHG) (LW) (Total)
1 ISL 1 ROSS*RICK TRILLA 198,375 999 570 198,956
1 SMCM 2 NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL MUSIC VOL. 27-NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL 168,809 999 233 169,045
1 GEFN 3 SNOOP DOGG EGO TRIPPIN’ 136,575 999 363 136,943
6 UNJJ 3 2 4 JOHNSON*JACK SLEEP THROUGH THE STATIC 55,280 -15 64,770 871,488
2 ARNV 1 5 JACKSON*ALAN GOOD TIME 53,121 -55 119,151 172,398
1 VRGN 6 FAT JOE ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM 46,125 999 135 46,260
18 EPIC 9 7 7 BAREILLES*SARA LITTLE VOICE 40,088 2 39,183 520,056
3 ISL 1 3 8 JACKSON*JANET DISCIPLINE 37,560 -35 57,398 276,410
3 MOT 2 6 9 BADU*ERYKAH NEW AMERYKAH PART ONE (4TH WOR 34,808 -16 41,466 200,399
1 DBV 10 MONTANA*HANNAH/CYRUS*MILEY BEST OF BOTH WORLDS CONCERT 34,295 999 20 34,315
1 SBSM 11 VARIOUS ARTISTS 80′S: NOW THAT’S WHAT I CALL M 33,904 999 38 33,942
73 BGMA 12 9 12 SWIFT*TAYLOR TAYLOR SWIFT 32,600 2 31,863 2,649,300
18 J 5 8 13 KEYS*ALICIA AS I AM 31,839 -17 38,486 3,277,167
53 UNIV 10 10 14 WINEHOUSE*AMY BACK TO BLACK 28,360 -10 31,432 1,798,018
15 RAZ 21 21 15 ALVIN & THE CHIPMUNKS SOUNDTRACK 26,188 23 21,258 428,680
38 DBV 6 14 16 HANNAH MONTANA 2: MEET MILEY C SOUNDTRACK 25,910 -1 26,189 2,856,505
32 HOL 25 22 17 JONAS BROTHERS JONAS BROTHERS 22,689 9 20,838 1,085,131
35 UNIV 19 20 18 CAILLAT*COLBIE COCO 21,729 -1 22,032 1,385,152
TOTAL SALES 2,548,098 2,177,548 128,775,196
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50 Cent and his band of merry thieves are back with a gutter new mixtape, The Elephant In The Sand. Yeah, that’s the cover. Wow Joey Crack is taking it from 50 Cent.
The first single Rider Part 2 is fiyah and features 50 doing the T-Pain thing on the hook. And if the beat sounds familiar, yeah it’s from 40 Glocc - Where Them Hammerz At. Who?
And the mixtape is set to be released March 11th. The same day as Fat Joe’s album, The Elephant In The Room. We’ll see who does bigger numbers.
Anyways, dl it here…G-Unit - Rider Pt. 2
Who’ll win and who will lose? Who gives a shit with drab, uneventful and unmoving films such as Atonement and Juno?
This years Academy Awards Nominations are pure garbage. With Best Picture nods going to Atonement, Juno, Michael Clayton, No Country for Old Men and There Will Be Blood. Boo!!!
Great movies such as American Gangster is only getting a nod for Supporting Actress (Ruby Dee) and Art Direction. Come on Hollywood, Art Direction? And i’m not sure if the committee watched the same movie that i did, but the best acting going on in American Gangster was not by Ruby Dee. Once again, Denzel is getting robbed. No, i’m not saying American Gangster is the Best Picture of the year, but it’s certainly not There Will Be Blood.
What about the other good/great movies of 2007? 300, Sunshine, 28 Weeks Later, Black Snake Moan, Transformers, The Kingdom, Superbad, Eastern Promises, The Great Debaters, Day Watch, 3:10 To Yuma, Alpha Dog, Curse Of The Golden Flower, The Last King Of Scotland.
The Academy dropped ball this year, but then again they always do. Except when Denzel got an oscar for Training Day. King Kong ain’t got nothin on me!!!
Check out CNN for a complete list.
http://www.cnn.com/2008/SHOWBIZ/Movies/01/22/oscar.complete.list/index.html
The minds behind the classic We Got The Remix mixtapes featuring Lil Wayne & the Clipse are back again with another instant classic. This time the one and only Sean Carter gets the remix treatment, seeing his whole new American Gangster album reworked. Exclusively handling the production on this project are New York’s own The Knock comprised of Mr JPatt & DJ B-Roc. The Knocks dug deep into the crates for the perfect samples and the result is truly amazing. Download your own copy of American G-Funk below, and be on the look out for the limited collectors hard copy coming soon.
Track List
001. American Dreamin (The Knocks Remix)
002. Hello w/ Lil’ Wayne (The Knocks Remix)
003. The Party Life (The Knocks Remix)
004. I Know w/ Pharrell (The Knocks Remix)
005. Sweet (The Knocks Remix)
006. The Knock Boys (The Knocks Remix)
007. Blue Air Magic w/ Pharrell (The Knocks Remix)
008. American G-Funk (The Knocks Remix)
009. Pray (The Knocks Remix)
010. No Hook (The Knocks Remix)
011. Fallin (The Knocks Remix)
012. Say Hello (The Knocks Remix)