@PorshaDeshannon You were on front line debunking every false narrative. In my eyes, you were just as important to keeping the ship afloat as Akademiks.
Right is right. You deserve your credit.
You know I’m getting tired of people trying to villainize Pac while painting Biggie & Puff as angels.
Why not have the Outlaws or someone close to Pac contribute to this? Why Charlemagne of all people?
Angie Martinez interviewed Tupac Shakur three months before his death. She’s finally sharing her interview with the world in THE TUPAC TAPES WITH ANGIE MARTINEZ, a four-episode video podcast event, premiering on November 27.
Joining her to reflect on Tupac’s life, legacy, and lasting impact are Matt Barnes, Big Boy, Bootleg Kev, Joe Budden, Charlamagne Tha God, DJ Hed, E.D.I. Mean, Erica Ford, Dream Hampton, Lil’ Cease, Monie Love, Ed Lover, Aiyisha T. Obafemi, Wallo, and RZA.
I’m sure this is purely coincidence.
I’m also sure that @billboard@billboardcharts will retroactively count those 400,000 + units that Drake lost this year.
When I first saw this clip I thought she was referring to Charlie’s favorite brand of hot sauce. But no, as it turns out they are selling Kirk Hot Sauce for $8.99.
@RobbieBarstool Lanterns was a swing and miss. Forgettable. No one is calling for season 2.
The rollout for Superman was great. It was just a terrible movie.
Supergirl was a good movie but the rollout was terrible.
Clayface = meh
We’re thrilled to welcome Jeremy to DC Studios! As part of the founding team behind the Marvel Cinematic Universe, he helped define the modern superhero movie and powered some of the biggest, most beloved comic book adaptations of our time. We can’t wait to see the stories he’ll bring to life, and how he’ll help build the future of DC for fans everywhere.
James and Peter began a new era for DC Studios, guiding it through a major transformation and bringing audiences fresh chapters of beloved stories, including Superman, Lanterns and Creature Commandos. We’re grateful for the passion and care they brought to this work, and for the lasting mark they’ve left on DC.