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Lil B won't let his beef with Kevin Durant go, rapper continues to call out KD in NBA promo
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Big Boi inks deal with Jordan Feldstein's Career Artist Management
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Rick Ross lands his own advice column via Rolling Stone #AskABoss
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UPDATE: Like ex-SPIN scribe Charles Aaron tweeted at the start of the fracas, the best way to get another critic to recognize your work is to simply slag them off. And so, Jody Rosen of New York magazine's Vulture blog did just that...with a shelfie. -
LINKS: Ryan Gosling as Busby Berkeley, Andrea Bocelli Gets Lifetime Billboard, Jersey's #OrchestraYOU, Cadenza App, Hanson Records
Warner Bros. Pictures has optioned 'Buzz: The Life and Art of Busby Berkeley' by Jeffrey Spivak for an adaptation to be produced by Ryan Gosling and Marc Platt. And the plan, at least for now, is for Gosling to both star in and direct the biopic about the man behind the golden age of Hollywood musicals. -
Lauryn Hill back in trouble with Uncle Sam, owes another $867,000
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