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Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
#YellaBeezy was found guilty of capital murder and sentenced to life without parole on the sixth anniversary of #Mo3's death.
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
And see that's the gray area many do no want to admit 🤌🏽there are nuances in gender relations whether people like to admit it or not. There are definitely significant considerations, and that is not me being obtuse to the point being made about equality, however equity is an integral consideration as well
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If y'all have been under a rock (no pun intended), part of Tupac's estate is administered by Roc Nation-affiliated lawyers. Do with that what you will.
🚨 MY OPINION: 🧐 THIS LINEUP IS LOOKING REAL ROC NATION-Y… 🤔
I’m not going to lie, the lineup of people selected for this upcoming 2Pac interview/documentary is raising some serious questions for me. It almost feels like they’re setting the stage to put together a narrative that could ultimately take shots at 2Pac’s character and legacy.
Let’s look at some of the names involved.
They brought on Dream Hampton, who collaborated with Jay-Z on his book Decoded and was also behind the 2019 Surviving R. Kelly documentary. That documentary featured Charlamagne Tha God, who received heavy criticism for participating in a project that examined R. Kelly’s alleged sexual misconduct, given the controversy surrounding Charlamagne’s own past admissions involving a minor.
When that information resurfaced and went viral, Dream Hampton issued an apology to viewers for including Charlamagne in the documentary.
➡️ So now, here she is working with Charlamagne again.
That makes me question whether that original apology was genuine or simply a PR response to the backlash.
But beyond that, WHY ARE WE GETTING THIS 2PAC INTERVIEW NOW, AND WHY WAS THIS PARTICULAR LINEUP SELECTED?
I’m looking at the names involved, and I have to question the direction of this entire production.
Why are DJ Funk Flex and Treach not part of this conversation? These are people who actually have connections to the era and could provide meaningful perspective on Pac.
Instead, we have RocNation Charlamagne Tha God, Joe Budden, Dream Hampton, DJ Hed, Bootleg Kev, and Matt Barnes.
Nothing against people having opinions or discussing hip-hop history, but when you’re putting together a project centered around one of the most influential figures in hip-hop history, shouldn’t the priority be people who actually knew 2Pac, were around him, worked with him, or had direct conversations with him?
I don’t want a panel of people who are simply going to give their modern-day interpretations of a man who isn’t here to defend himself.
MY BIGGEST QUESTION IS: WHAT IS THE ACTUAL OBJECTIVE OF THIS PROJECT?
Because the lineup is giving me a particular vibe, and I don’t want to see another situation where the focus shifts away from celebrating and understanding 2Pac’s legacy and turns into an attempt to rewrite his character or create a negative narrative around him.
Maybe I’m reading too much into it, but the selection of people involved definitely has me raising an eyebrow. 👀 🤔…
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
Cops nab teen suspect in murder of Javits Frimpong, 15-year-old shot on walk to school trib.al/yW4Rjrx
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R.I.P Gearald Levert
🚨🕊️ 20 YEARS AGO TODAY: R&B LEGEND GERALD LEVERT WAS FOUND DEAD AT HIS OHIO HOME AT JUST 40 YEARS OLD‼️
📰 On this day 20 years ago, the music industry was rocked by the sudden and unexpected death of legendary R&B singer Gerald Levert, the son of Eddie Levert, lead singer of The O’Jays.
➤ Initial reports suggested a heart attack, but an autopsy later revealed that his death resulted from an accidental combination of prescription and over-the-counter medications.
➤ The medical examiner also discovered that Gerald had been suffering from “pneumonia” at the time of his death.
➤ Tragically, less than two years later, his younger brother Sean Levert would also pass away at just 39 years old, leaving their father, Eddie Levert, grieving the loss of two sons.
➤ From his days with LeVert to his legendary solo career and the R&B supergroup LSG, Gerald gave the world timeless music and a voice that could never be duplicated.
💔 20 YEARS LATER, HIS VOICE REMAINS TIMELESS, HIS LEGACY REMAINS UNTOUCHABLE, AND HIS ABSENCE IS STILL FELT THROUGHOUT THE MUSIC INDUSTRY.
JULY 13, 1966 🕊️ NOVEMBER 10, 2006.
#GeraldLevert #RIPGeraldLevert #GoneButNeverForgotten #RNB
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
Brandy and Monica Announce 'The Boy Is Mine' 2027 Residency at Las Vegas' Resorts World variety.com/2026/music/news/…
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One of the top officials at the U.S. Marshals Service has been placed on leave over his alleged involvement in an incident in which a watermelon was left on the desk of a Black deputy assistant director cbsnews.com/news/marshals-se…
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🚨Magistrate Judge Lauren F. Louis DENIED in full the motion to compel filed by Desiree Perez and the Consolidated Plaintiffs against Javon Hadley concerning the forensic examination and production of data from his cellphone.
Desiree Perez and the Consolidated Plaintiffs argued that Javon failed to meet the court ordered August 23 production deadline and that his subsequent production was incomplete. They sought an order requiring him to produce all 1,909 documents identified through search term hits, additional text messages, photographs, videos, and other electronically stored information. They also requested sanctions, attorney fees, costs, and potentially a neutral third party to review the material.
The judge rejected their request.
The court found that Javon had substantially complied with the prior discovery order and that his counsel made good faith efforts to complete production. The judge specifically recognized that the forensic vendor, Guidepost Solutions, did not provide the review population until August 24, after the August 23 deadline had already passed.
The court also found that the compressed review period, the volume of electronic information, and the vendor’s delay substantially justified the failure to complete production by the deadline. As a result, the judge found sanctions and an order compelling production of unreviewed data sets unwarranted.
Another important point: Desiree Perez and the Consolidated Plaintiffs wanted the corresponding text message threads from Javon’s phone so they could compare them with communications they had already recovered from Demoree Hadley’s abandoned phone. The court acknowledged that they already possessed copies of those communications and found that the additional relief they were seeking was not proportional to the needs of the case.
They also asked the court to strike Javon’s affirmative defense concerning his authorization to access the family home’s security systems. That request was DENIED as well. The judge explained that the supporting argument was raised for the first time in their reply and that the record did not establish the willful or bad faith failure necessary to justify such a severe sanction.
The bottom line: Desiree Perez and the Consolidated Plaintiffs sought additional production, sanctions, and the removal of Javon’s affirmative defense. The court DENIED the motion in full.
Order:
drive.google.com/file/d/1GMO…
🚨Desiree Perez and the Consolidated Plaintiffs have filed a new motion to compel and for sanctions against Javon Hadley over the forensic review and production from his cellphone.
They argue Javon missed the court ordered production deadline and that his production remained incomplete after discovery closed. They point to three December 2023 text threads they say exist on Javon’s phone but were not produced, including one his attorney allegedly acknowledged was responsive and agreed to produce.
They also point to 1,909 targeted search term hits identified from the forensic image, including hits related to the Hikvision security system, while arguing Javon ultimately produced very little responsive material.
Perez is now offering to pay the reasonable cost of a neutral third party review and is asking the court to order production of the three text threads and all 1,909 search hit documents. They are also seeking attorneys’ fees and expenses against Javon, his attorney, or both, and asking the court to strike Javon’s affirmative defense that he was authorized to access the family home’s security system.
Javon’s attorney is expected to respond to the motion.
Motion to compel:
drive.google.com/file/d/1MYH…
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
Oh before Camelface drop huh? Them alleged Bots about to go crazy
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Brandy had a proud mom moment last night as her daughter Sy’Rai performed the National Anthem before the sold out crowd at the Laker game in Los Angeles.
Some fans said Brandy was being disrespectful to the Anthem as she yelled out multiple times during the performance.
“Yeah’ sing it baby! Uh huh!”
However most thought it was just a mom being proud of her daughter.
You can hear the crowd wowed as Sy’Rai hit her notes.
(🎥Brandy/Instagram)
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
🚨 PSA: Be careful with these court transcript screenshots circulating. The claim that Megan ran to her room because of the Bigfoot situation is being presented using separate portions of the transcript from two different topics, stitched together to create a misleading impression.
Yes, there were contradictions in the testimony. But don’t confuse that with what these screenshots are trying to make you believe. I have the full transcript and the actual pages.
Even if I don’t like somebody, I’m not going to misrepresent the record. The truth is interesting enough. Protect yourselves before you run with a manipulated narrative.
I see the play a mile away.
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
🚨 Milagro Cooper has filed her reply brief in her second Eleventh Circuit appeal, asking the court to reverse the denial of her Rule 60(b)(6) motion, vacate the judgments and reassign the case to a different judge.
Her two appeals have been consolidated for disposition purposes only. They remain separate appeals but will be considered together.
The court may decide the appeals on the written submissions or schedule oral argument. Stay tuned for updates.
Full breakdown in the video 👇🏾
📄 Read the full filing:
drive.google.com/file/d/1i81…
Milagro’s reply brief written details in the replies 👇🏾
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
On this day in 1968, Shirley Chisholm became first black woman elected to the United States Congress.
Riri🫶🏽 retweeted
NFL Hall of Famer Terrell Owens Calls Out Jay-Z and Roc Nation Over Super Bowl Conflict of Interest!
Roc Nation has been advising the NFL on halftime entertainment since 2019, helping select performers and produce the shows.
Now Roc Nation’s own founder, Jay-Z, is headlining the 2027 Super Bowl halftime show
Owens called it a conflict of interest, questioning why someone involved in selecting performers would take the opportunity himself instead of giving other artists a chance.
How about putting some truly independent artists up there for the halftime show, @RocNation?
@terrellowens @LiveNation
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🚨👀👀 While reading the latest SEC filing from Block, Inc. to get more context on the proposed settlement in the derivative lawsuit, I came across something very interesting about TIDAL.
The company says TIDAL subjects them to risks and uncertainties related to the music industry. TIDAL’s business depends on various rights holders, and Block cannot assure that it or TIDAL will be able to maintain or expand arrangements with partners and other third parties on acceptable terms.
They must pay all required royalties to record labels, music publishers, and other copyright owners, and the amount and timing of those payments is complex. Failure to accurately pay royalties may damage their business relationships, their reputation, and adversely affect the business, results of operations, and financial condition.
🚨I went and pulled the latest SEC filing from Block, Inc. and it gave more insight into this proposed settlement between the shareholders. The filing confirms they agreed in principle to a global resolution of the derivative actions that includes a $150 million payment from the defendants’ insurers to the company, less any fee award to plaintiffs’ counsel ordered by the court. The proposed settlement is still subject to preliminary and final court approval.
Worth noting, however, the other lawsuit in the screenshot (the securities class action) appears to be ongoing as of now and heading toward trial with no news of any settlement regarding that one. Jay Z is not a defendant in that case but Block is being sued along with Jack Dorsey and Amrita Ahuja.
