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Bobby Shmurda Released From Prison UPDATE (March 23):  According to a new TMZ report on Tuesday (March 23), Bobby Shmurda is prohibited from drinking alcohol, going to bars or hanging out with gang members as part of the conditions of his parole, which ends on Feb. 23, 2026. He also has to adhere to an 8 p.m. curfew and must take substance abuse tests, and get counseling for anger and aggression. Another condition of Shmurda's supervised release is that he has to seek, obtain and maintain employment. ORIGINAL STORY: After serving six years and two months in prison, the Brooklyn rapper was re...

Jersey City Hip-Hop duo expands fan base with new single Black and white hip hop outfi, TT(TopTier) reported record listener growth in 2020. Having released four widely-received singles last year, the music group passed 50,000 monthly Spotify listeners and broke over 1 million total streams on Soundcloud. Continuing the growth streak, TT(TopTier) is releasing a new song, “Lemme”, March 19. Lounging at their second home, New York’s Quad Studios, the emerging duo speaks on their recent success while recording for their upcoming EP:  “The passion is as real as the birth of a new-born,...

‘We share a hunger’ … Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA and Sharleen Spiteri of Texas. ‘We share a hunger’ … Wu-Tang Clan’s RZA and Sharleen Spiteri of Texas. Tue 15 Dec 2020 11.08 EST Last modified on Mon 21 Dec 2020 07.12 EST It’s February 1998, and the now-defunct London Arena is about to play host to one of the most unforgettable pairings in the history of the Brit awards. Backstage, Sharleen Spiteri of Glaswegian pop-soul group Texas is getting ready to perform the group’s hit Say What You Want as a duet with an unlikely partner: Wu-Tang Clan rapper Method Man. But the performance �...

FAIRFIELD-SUISUN, CALIFORNIA Hollywood’s Fort Knox is Iron Mountain. Its latest restored treasure: Bee Gees footage [Los Angeles Times :: BC-MUS-IRON-MOUNTAIN:LA] It’s been several decades since a TV show was recorded on a 2-inch Quadruplex videotape machine. Kurt Spada, lead encode operator for Iron Mountain Entertainment Services, remembers working on one early in his career as a TV technician. Fortunately, he still knows his way around the piece of equipment, which was first used during the advent of videotape in 1956 and now looks like a set piece from a vintage “Star Trek” episod...