The Blocks – Triple Helix
Fashionable Club Chick – The Argyle Pimps
Have Nots – Pkon
Do Or Die (The Catch) – The Vox Merger f/ Far East Movement
Wishin Remix – Illnaughty f/ Masta Ace & Edo G
The Hardness – Blown Celeb
Invisable Man – ESP
Truth Over Horns – Moodswing
Reasons – The Vox Merger f/ Bamm Tronics
My Own – Mr. J. Mederios
Fall Back – Illnaughty f/ RA the Rugged Man & Killah Priest
The Resistance – Triple Helix
Electric Flavor – ESP
More Reasons – The Vox Merger
The Jungle of Ones & Zeros – Bamm Tronics
Four Phases – Blown Celeb
Happiness Remix – Illnaughty f/ Dilated Peoples & Rudy Love
Key Grip – ESP
Buy Us A Drink – The Argyle Pimps
Juke Joint – Triple Helix
They Gunna Pay – Blown Celeb
Target Market – Mr. J. Medeiros
Superstar – Bamm Tronics f/ The Vox Merger & Rexx Banner
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Kamikazi Airlines - Now Boarding: Flight KA302 San Diego, California Mixtape
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TAKERS takes you into the world of a notorious group of criminals (Idris Elba, Paul Walker, T.I., Chris Brown, Hayden Christensen and Michael Ealy) who continue to baffle police by pulling off perfectly executed bank robberies. They are in and out like clockwork, leaving no evidence behind and laying low between heists. But when they attempt to pull off one last job with more money at stake than ever before, the crew may find their plans interrupted by a hardened detective (Matt Dillon) who is hell-bent on solving the case.
You can win tickets for you and 1 guest to see an advance screening of the movie TAKERS on Wednesday, August 25th @ AMC Sunset Place in South Miami. Screening time is 7:30PM.
IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ EVERYTHING BELOW BEFORE SUBMITTING.
Now, let’s get to the part on how you win 1 of 10 pairs of TAKERS tickets that I have to give away. If you were going to take something that is not yours, what would you take? Also name 4 famous people to help you take it. The 10 best/most creative answers will win tickets. You can even make it funny if you like.
Important Note: You must be in the Miami area to enter this contest. Please do not enter this contest if you live in a another city/state.
Email your submissions to
KICgiveaways@gmail.com with the following words in the subject line, "TAKE THAT!!!!"
Make sure to include your first and last name below your submission. If you do not include your full name, then I cannot put on the list that you won. The deadline for this contest is Friday, August 20th at 8pm.
Please do not enter contest if you do not know for sure that you can make it.
It is also recommended that you arrive at the theater about 90 minutes prior to screening time, just because you win tickets, does not mean that you won seats. Seats are available on a first come basis.
I would like to wish you all good luck.
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Brooklyn based MC. Features include Craig G, C-Rayz Walz, Vordul Mega and Tableek.
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Iron Lyon – Time Capsule (Free Album)
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Natalie and Nicole Albino of duo Nina Sky have stepped into the Booth to bring fans a brand new EP, The Other Side.
The Puerto Rican-bred twins’ first project since their 2004 self-titled debut album, the EP is composed of eight brand new tracks. Included are reader-approved leaks “Only You (Take Me Away),” “You Ain’t Got It (Funk That),” and a new “refix” of “Beautiful People.”
Kidz in the Hall frontman Naledge and Brooklyn emcee Melo X make guest appearances throughout the project, which features boardwork by DJ Double O Salaam Remi , DJ Yonny, and more!
01. The Other Side [prod. DJ Yonny]
02. You Ain’t Got It (Funk That) [prod. DJ Yonny]
03. Too Long To Let Go [prod. Salaam Remi]
04. Beautiful People Refix [prod. Damien Major & David Berrie]
05. Only You (Take Me Away) (ft. Naledge of Kidz In the Hall) [prod. Double 0]
06. Never Look Back [prod. DJ Yonny]
07. Love Song [prod. Double 0]
08. You Ain’t Got It (Funk That) (Remix) (ft. Melo-X)
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Ghana-born, ATL-based duo (and exclusive freestyle series contributors) The Canz have hooked up with Mick Boogie, Terry Urban and DJBooth.net to bring fans Life After Graduation, a concept mixtape on which brothers Prominent and Foster pay tribute to two of their musical idols.
Inspired by Biggie and Kanye West‘s classic full-lengths, Life After Death and Graduation, the project features 10 brand new freestyles over classic beats from cuts by the aforementioned artists. Included is Booth-premiered leak “World Famous.” a revamp of 808s and Heartbreak track “Amazin’.”
Joining The Canz on Life After Graduation are Booth-approved guest emcees Jarren Benton, JD Era and Aleon Craft, along with up-and-coming singer Danay Mariney.
01. Murder on Wilshire
02. Knock Knock
03. Take Notes (ft. Jarren Benton)
04. World Famous (ft. JD Era & Danay Mariney)
05. Traffic (ft. Aleon Craft)
06. Meet Joe Black
07. Big Brother/Lil Brother
08. Whatever You Like (ft. Jae B)
09. Flashing Lighters (ft. Rock City)
10. As We Proceed (ft. Embassy Music Board)
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To say that The Other Guys is the funniest movie I have seen this summer so far would not be an overstatement. The fact is that for at least the first 30-40 minutes, the film delivers quite a bit of funny. There are more laughs in the first half hour of The Other Guys than in the 2 hour running time of Dinner for Schmucks, which came out last week.
A couple of years ago Director Adam McKay surprised the hell out of me with the movie Stepbrothers. A film that looked so idiotic from the trailers that I was sure it was going to be utter garbage. Now I look at Stepbrothers as a comedy classic and I have watched it countless times on blu-ray and cable. McKay is back with his Talladega Nights & Stepbrothers star Will Ferrell who this time around is partnered with Mark Wahlberg .
Allen Gamble (Ferrell) and Terry Hoitz (Wahlberg) are partners in the NYPD who could not be more different. While Allen is happy working at his desk all day filling out paper work, Hoitz just wants to get himself out on the street and prove himself to be a hero cop. Hoitz not only wants to get out from under the shadow of 2 high profile cops (played with great fun by Dwayne Johnson & Samuel L. Jackson) that are beloved by New York, but he wants to live down his notorious reputation for accidently shooting one of NYC’s most notable figures.
Some of the best moments from The Other Guys is skillfully delivered by Ferrell & Wahlberg. I absolutely loved the bantering between the two leads, especially when Hoitz cannot stand Gamble. The problem is, the more they start to like each other, the less I found myself laughing. I wish they let the characters dislike each other for the whole movie. I am sure there are plenty of cops out there that do not like their partners in real life.
Another problem I had with the film is the action. The chase scenes take place in the streets of New York are so poorly shot. There are way too many close ups on the action that you really cannot see what’s going on. McKay knows how to film people but he is clearly not a man for action (at least not yet).
I feel the movie wastes that talents of Michael Keaton who plays the police captain with a part time job at Bed, Bath, & Beyond (which was a nice little touch) I love Keaton and he is fine here but they could have given him a little more to do. Steve Coogan is another great comedic talent that is wasted. If you have ever seen Hamlet 2, you know what I am talking about. Coogan is not given a single moment in the film to shine and that is a real shame.
I am on the fence when it comes to The Other Guys. It is a very uneven film with all the best parts in the first half, but having said that. There are enough funny moments in that first half to actually recommend the movie. So if you want to go out, and have a few laughs, you could do much worse than spending a couple hours with The Other Guys.
By: Marc Ferman
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Let me start off this review by first saying that I absolutely hated the first Step Up movie. I mean, I REALLY hated it!!! For a standard teen dance movie, I did not think the dancing was all that impressive. Don’t even get me started on the acting. I know that you do not go to see a dance film for the acting, but when the acting and dancing are both mediocre at best, than what is the point of even watching it? For Step Up 2: The Streets they kicked it up a notch by having a few colorful characters and including some impressive dance numbers. It still was not a very good movie, but a huge improvement over the first film. Now we get Step Up 3D and I have to tell you that this would be the first film in the franchise that I would recommend you go out and see.
The first thing that I liked about the 3rd installment is that they brought back one of the 2nd film’s minor but most entertaining characters named Moose (Adam G. Sevani) and planted him in the front of the story. He is what connects the 2nd & 3rd movie. Adam gives his character Moose so much life and he is fun to watch. To me, some of the best street dancers I have seen are a lot like Moose, very geeky looking until the moment you see him dance and he takes you by surprise. Even after seeing him in the last film, I totally forgot how great this kid is.
The film starts off with Moose and his best friend Camille (Alyson Stoner) starting their freshman year at NYU. As Moose’s parents drop him off at college, his father tells Moose that he is happy that he stopped with all that dance nonsense and is now focusing on his engineering major. Within a 2 minutes time Moose stumbles into a street dance battle and winds up out dancing the opponent. This of course impresses a bunch of onlookers including Luke (Rick Malambri who also can pass for a Channing Tatum clone). Rick is the leader of a dance crew and wants to recruit Moose to help his team win a huge dance battle that will help save their home. Moose agrees as long as it won’t get in the way of school.
Rick also meets Natalie (Sharni Vinson) a beautiful young dancer that catches his attention in the night club he owns that’s directly below his home. Moose, Natalie, and Rick are also joined by some other interesting & funny characters that form their dance crew. Including a set of twins that steal every scene they are in.
As you can tell from the title Step Up 3D, the movie is actually filmed in 3D (none of that converted crap here) and it’s used in a really fun way. A lot of the old school 3-D tricks were used by having things fly at your face and I was just fine with that. It was nice to see a 3-D movie that was actually in 3-D. The best uses for the technology were during the dance battles. The dancers would just get right in your face and you felt like they were going to slap you. It almost felt like the audience was the one that they were battling. I really liked that effect.
I would not call Step Up 3D a good film but for a dance movie, it was really entertaining. It felt like they tried a little harder to give the audience a good time. I did find the running time a little long at just under 2 hours but I would still recommend this movie just on the level of dancing and the great use of 3D.
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