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Tuesday, February 21, 2012
Monday, February 20, 2012
Nikki Minaj Dirty Money Freestyle ( Old Video)
Dirty Money - Nicki Minaj from JAMES DELGATTO on Vimeo.
Before the crazy facial movements and the wild clothes, a grimy Nikki Minaj rhymes over Terror Squad’s “Yeah Yeah Yeah" back in the day.
Safe House is a Hit!
The past few weeks, Safe House starring Denzel Washington and Ryan Reynolds has muscled its way into a solid hit.
Directed by Daniel Espinos , whose rich colors and gritty cinematography is as a major of the movie as the story itself, Safe House is dizzying tale which encompasses one part "All The Presidents Men" and two parts "Bourne Identity."
With his portrayal as a CIA agent trying to apprehend Denzel Washington, Ryan Reynolds gives the audience an authentic portrayal of man who doesn't know whom to trust.
Reynolds who could have made a whole career out of playing characters with the wink and smile of "Van Wilder" has been turning in solid performances as of late and "Safe House" continues this trend.
Denzel Washington (who executive produced "Safe House"), continues to relish as a cinematic bad guy.
In the hands of another actor, his role as one the world's most wanted criminals might have been a bit cartoonish, but Washington adds depth to a role for which he doesn't really say much.
The interesting thing about Denzel Washington is if you watch his career, most of his film characters are fused with an edge.
From "Glory", Mo Betta Blues" and "Malcolm X" to "Training Day", "He Got Game", "American Gangster" to now "Safe House", Washington's film career has been mostly filled characters who moral flaws.
Maybe it was all those years playing the good doctor on St. Elsewhere early in his career, which made Washington stay away from playing the upstanding good guy; whatever the case, film audiences has benefited from his choices and "Safe House" is another remains why he still one of the best actors around today.
Sunday, February 19, 2012
Saturday, February 18, 2012
Bobby Brown: "Security Prevented Me To See My Daughter"
(Via All Hip Hop and Newsday)
According to Newsday "Whitney Houston's ex-husband, Bobby Brown, briefly appeared at her funeral before leaving.
Brown arrived as the service began. He walked to the casket, touched it and walked to the back of the New Jersey church Saturday.
Brown says in a statement that he and his children were seated but asked repeatedly to move.
Brown added, "Security then prevented me from attempting to see my daughter Bobbi-Kristina. In light of the events, I gave a kiss to the casket of my ex-wife and departed as I refused to create a scene."
All HipHop.com added "According to Rev. Jackson, Whitney Houston’s family did not accommodate Bobby Brown and members of his entourage, prompting the R&B singer to leave his ex-wife’s funeral.
“They wanted him to move, and I don’t think they made proper accommodations for him,” Rev. Jackson told CNN’s Don Lemon. “They couldn’t make proper accommodations for him, so they asked him to leave. That was a very difficult moment for all of us. I tried to get him to stay, but they wouldn’t make room for him.”
.....Rev. Jackson confirmed that Bobby Brown left the funeral quietly and peacefully, despite growing reports that there was some sort of altercation
“He came, he said in the front row, but they said that was reserved for family of which is a part and a real sense,” Rev. Jackson said. “He is Bobbi-Kristina’s father, and she [Whitney] was his wife. To me it seemed they could’ve accommodated him better then they did.”
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