Stalley’s “Savage Journey To The American Dream” is out now!

My homie outta D-Town Dawg Wonder drops his highly anticipated new joint Fly Young Man. I got a chance to ride to it over the weekend. It plays very well. Tracklist and link after the click. #dontsleep (more…)

“The Hunger Games” earned another $61.1 million this weekend, easily finishing #1 at the box office for the second week in a row.  It’s now made $251 million in the 10 days since its release.

–“Wrath of the Titans” took 2nd place with $34.2 million . . . and Julia Roberts’ Snow White movie “Mirror Mirror” finished 3rd with $19 million.  Here are this weekend’s Top 10 movies . . . (more…)

The homies over at Jah Lion Sound Movements deliver the heat once again with Ultimate Dancehall Explosion 2. Fire it up and enjoy!

Party records aside, Kardinall Official is that dude. His new project “A.M.T.R.I.M” (Allow Me To Re-Introduce Myself) soon cometh.

M.I.C. TYSON coming soon.

Drake hits the UK to connect with the homie Tim Westwood. A Blackberry-less freestyle occurs and a Lil Wayne impersonation.

–“Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil”, E-40 . . . He’s got three new albums that are simultaneously being released as three volumes of the same title.  “Block Brochure: Welcome to the Soil Vol. 1, 2 and 3″ are his 17th, 18th and 19th albums.

–“MDNA”, Madonna . . . It includes the singles “Girl Gone Wild” and “Give Me All Your Luvin’”, featuring Nicki Minaj and M.I.A.

–“Covered”, Macy Gray . . . A covers album that includes songs made famous by Metallica, the Eurythmics, Radiohead, Kanye West, Colbie Caillat and Arcade Fire.

–“Teenage Dream: The Complete Confection”, Katy Perry . . . In addition to the 12 tracks from the original release, this set features three new songs, plus a new version of “E.T.” with Kanye West, a new version of “Last Friday Night” with Missy Elliott, and her new single “Part of Me”.

–“Quakers”, Quakers

–“Background Check”, Phesto (of Souls of Mischief)

Ark the God Given MC won a contest which gave her the opprtunity to go in the studio with Grammy Award winning producer (and homie S-One) .

A study by a job-matching service called TheLadders found that the average resume gets SIX SECONDS of attention.  They tracked employers’ eye movement to see what they looked at most on a resume.  Here’s what they found:   

–DON’T include a photo:  Not that you would on your resume, but sites like LinkedIn allow you to, and it actually HURTS your chances with an employer.  They spend 19% of the time looking at the photo instead of your qualifications.

–DO make it easy to read, even if you leave off some information:  Professionally-rewritten resumes were 40% more effective than the original.  The pros make it clearly formatted and easy to skim, and they do it by cutting out a lot of information. 

–DO include dates:  80% of the resume review time was spent looking at relatively dull-sounding information, including your current and previous job titles, and the start and end dates for your current and past jobs.

(PR Newswire)