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Last night, Joey Bada$$ and Pro Era hit the stage for Highline Ballroom’s 7th Annual CMJ Takeover show in New York City.
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Interview: Courtney Baxter
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Actress Courtney Baxter (20), grew up in Philadelphia and joined SAG and AFTRA at the tender and impressionable age of 11. She found her passion after a fifth grade play.
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On Friday, December 20, the Carmelo Anthony Foundation teamed up with Fox Home Entertainment to host a special screening of Big at the AMC Empire 25 Theater in Times Square. 250 deserving middle school students enjoyed the afternoon with refreshments, red carpet treatment and a movie.
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Interview: Carmelo Anthony at Madison Square Garden Boys & Girls Club
We joined the long lost of media chosen to cover a great cause presented by Avon, Carmelo Anthony and his foundation, in which 800 Bronx area families.
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Photos: Aokify America at Pier 94
Take a look at our best images from Aokify America, shots taken by NaShish Scott.
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Interview: Nyemiah Supreme
Like most of her corrivals, Nyemiah Supreme, 23, can expect searing criticism and comparisons to rap’s most accomplished individuals, even if the claims don’t gel well in the beginning.
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