Brother of Wynton, Ellis, Branford and Jason Marsalis, Delfeayo Marsalis a top trombonist from the city of New Orleans releases his first book, "No Cellphone Day." The book is co-written by Reginald W. Butler. It is very important that we all support his efforts, because not only will it help books be donated to children in the New Orleans Public School system, but even a private performance from Marsalis himself.
This is one of my favorite joints of Fabolous' last mixtape "Soul Tape 2." "B*** I'm trying to EAT," Fab proclaims. Really though! That's all a woman is trying to do. Can I Live??? lol Check it out:
Not sure how gangster Nick Cannon can act, but the notorious gangster Freeway Rick Ross wants him to play his role in a biopic he plans to release. This should be interesting. Check out footage of the two below discussing the film.
2 Cents and New Orleans own Kevin Griffin teams up with Mama Mia-X, formerly of No Limit Records to brand her new business. Mia has been known around town for "whipping dem pots." Her cooking skills like her rap skills are impeccable. In this video she takes us on a walk through her kitchen, teaches us an old fashioned New Orleans Stuffed Bell Pepper recipe and tells us about her new endeavors, her cookbook. Plus she is about to open a new restaurant! Check out her work:
The Diva New Orleans own 3D Na'tee has been making major moves! Shows, Major features, who knows what the BMB will do next. But until we find out, she keeps hitting us with the hotness! Check it out:
One of New Orleans own 9th ward scarred Mr. Magic, formerly of "No Limit Records" and vastly known for his hit single, "I Smoke, I Drank" with the Body HeadBangerz died this weekend in a car accident. His Wife Chasity of 13 years died along with him. They're daughter survived the accident.
Mr. Magic was first heard on C-Murder's song "Picture Me." His 1998 debut album "Sky's the Limit" reached #15 on the Billboard 200. Mr. Magic's second release with No Limit didn't do so well in 2003 as the label filed bankrupt. Magic went on to sign with Koch Records, then later released a single with former heavy weight champ Roy Jones Jr. and Choppa under the Body HeadBangerz called, "I Smoke, I Drank." The single was a minor hit and kept Magic in the game up until now. He and his Wife were leaving Baton Rouge headed to Mississippi for a show when they got in a fatal accident. The city of New Orleans, the 9th ward, No Limit family and friends are grieving for another N.O. KING.
R.I.P. Atwood "Mr. Magic" Johnson.
A Tribute to Mr. Magic will be held at Wild Wayne and Sess-45's Industry Influence Music Panel this Monday at the Hanger.
