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The Rapper Displacement Program.

David Beckham made big news earlier this year when he signed his 5-year, $250-million contract to leave Real Madrid and join the L.A. Galaxy of the States’ Major League Soccer, which, contrary to previously-popular belief, still exists. Though the money may make it seem otherwise, it’s quite a bold move..

50 Cent: Smarten DOWN, Nas!

Here at ML, if 50 Cent didn’t do so many interviews, we’d have nothing to talk about. In this batch of outtakes from his interview in the latest issue of XXL, 50 attributes Nas’ book smarts to the fact opinion that Nas is “not hot right now” and has lost..


Suge Knight is a biter.

In hip-hop when you are called a biter it usually means you are biting someones style. Well this doesn’t seem to be the case when Suge Knight is involved. He physically bit Kevin Connolly (who plays Eric Murphy on HBO’s Entourage) at a post ESPY’s party while they were “horsing”..

Mobb Deep’s Havoc set to release ‘The Kush’.

You already know Havoc stays grinding in the studio. Well now he is dropping his own solo project, The Kush through Nature Sounds on 9.13.07. It will serve as a prequel to his “official” solo project on a major label ala Prodigy’s Return of the Mac from earlier this year...

Master P’s masterpiece theater.

You gotta love the wordplay on the title yo! From the man that brought you gems like this (before Killa Season was even a thought in cinema greatness): Comes Black Supaman: We might have our 2007 equivalent of Killa Season in terms of Hip-Hop watching entertainment. Only it looks like..


DipSet’s Fuzzy Math.

First, as if dissing somebody based on their looks and fashion sense isn’t foolish enough, Cam’ron had this to say in the opening of his Jay-Z diss record, “You Gotta Love It”: You talkin’ ’bout you a 80’s baby — you 37 years old, you was born in 1968. And..

As if ‘Metal Lungies’ wasn’t going to comment on this…

(… to echo Lethal’s sentiments from yesterday, we’re obviously pretty big Wu heads ’round these parts.) In a recent 50 Cent interview with Spin Magazine (a great read, by the way), Tony Yayo, the talking head of 50’s “peanut gallery,” claimed that Ghostface Killah did not write his highly-praised sophomore..