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Refugee week set to explode myths

Jill Smith of Cultures United hopes to raise awareness of refugees over the next few days.

She said: "The main misconception is that people leave their homes and families for superficial reasons. People don't leave everything behind unless there's a serious problem."

Cultures United, which is based in the St Patrick's Centre on Trinity Street, works with up to 200 people every week who are newly arrived in Huddersfield. They include students, economic migrants from Europe and refugees, mainly from the Middle East and Africa.

Jill said: "We try to help people settle in this country by providing advice and English lessons. Cultures United is also a space where people can get together."

Jill added that some refugees return home when political conditions improve. more

Ai-Ai, Paolo Contis win in 24th Star Awards for Movies

THE Philippine Movie Press Club (PMPC) held last Friday the 24th Star Awards for Movies award-giving ceremony at Henry Lee Irwin Theater of the Ateneo de Manila University.

Ai-Ai delas Alas outshone her co-nominees Maricel Soriano, Lorna Tolentino, Judy Ann Santos, Bea Alonzo, and Cherry Pie Picache by winning the Movie Actress of the Year for the movie "Ang Cute Ng Ina Mo."

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In her speech, the comedy queen said she could not believe she won the award. She said all her contenders had "crying scenes," while she only had a scene where she fell from a stairway.

Ai-Ai shared her awards with her co-nominees. She thanked God for the blessings despite the present controversy (James-Kris tiff) she is facing today. more

It’s The Royal that’s the real casualty

It was always going to be Dr Jill Weatherill, newly back at work after a miscarriage. Would she cope with aiding another woman's labour? By 'eck, this were Yorkshire in t'sixties; of course Dr Jill would cope, aided by t'fact that back in them days, 'appen, music were proper music. T'Beatles, for example, with Paul McCartney singing lead vocals on Yesterday.

The Royal's soundtrack also offered unknown soundalikes lamely under-performing Somebody Help Me by the Spencer Davis Group, plus a boss rhythm and blues opus featuring the line "Stop actin' crazy and sneakin' around on me" that I think was by the Pretty Things.

However, displaying a hellish insensitivity to art and the artists who suffer in making it, The Royal also utilised the Doors' druggy counter-cultural sex anthem Break On Through (To the Other Side). more

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Resolved Question: hip hop: if you dislike kanye west, tell me why?

imho, he has many classics from the beats to the lyrics. think about it...listen.... this can't be life poppa was a playa the blueprint (heart of the city, never change, girls girls girls pt. 2) the black album (encore, lucifer) the college dropout (we don't care, jesus walks, two words, get 'em high) good to you get by down and out in the mood late registration (heard 'em say, dimonds, we major) slow jamz overnight celebrity the rape over the cool graduation (i wonder, flashing lights, can't tell me nothing) put on still dreaming be (be, the corner, it's your world, they say) grammy family finding forever (start the show, southside, forever begins, break my heart) sunshine guerilla mosoon rap roc boys (and the winner is...) american boy 808's and heartbreaks (paranoid, robocop, welcome to heartbreak) plus he owns g.o.o.d. music which has artist like common, consequence, glc, kid cudi, and others. tell me why you dislike or hate mr. west, if you like or love him, type ROC he works with everyone in the game from common to kweli to cudi to twista to three 6 to jay-z to nas and the list goes on and on. plus dave chappelle supports him, kanye west is hip hop. why does sexuality matter when it comes to really good music? so what if he might be gay, bi, or straight. so what if he's cocky, if you listen to last call on the college dropout he tells you about how people would not take him seriously as a rapper and they didn't think jesus walks would be a hit. he's cocky because people didn't believe in him except for DAME DASH, jay-z, cam'ron, talib kweli, mos def, black thought, common, and dave chappelle! nas raps about money, girls, and guns too. plus i never heard kanye rap about guns. you're on crack if you say he raps about guns, he raps about dropout out of college, can't finding a job, working his ass off to get where he's at in hip hop. more

Resolved Question: Okay some dont beleive me read this..tupac is dead face it?

Real Name: Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr Date Of Birth: September 27, 1982 Origin: New Orleans, Louisiana, United States Labels: Cash Money/Young Money/Universal Nicknames: Weezy, Weezy F Baby, Lil’ Weezy, Baby Jr, Wayne, BM Jr & Birdman Jr Unquestionably Cash Money/Universal Motown Records recording artist, Lil Wayne will go down in history as the best rapper of his generation. Indeed he may go down as one of the best artists in hip-hop period. One look at Lil Wayne’s impeccable track record will convince even the most ardent skeptic that the New Orleans born lyricist is a strong contender for the crown of “Greatest of All Times.” In the span of his 13-year career, Lil Wayne has sold over six million units, including his magnum opus, The Carter II (2005) which sold over 2.5 million units. He has been featured on numerous high profile singles including Fat Joe’s Grammy nominated single “Make It Rain,” and in the past two years, Lil Wayne has recorded over 1,000 songs and freestyles. According to MTV, Lil Wayne has released more music in the last two years than the legendary Tupac Shakur. Now with his highly anticipated sixth and arguably his best album The Carter III, Lil Wayne’s career and legacy is set to climb to even greater heights. "I made The Carter III so that whatever song is on, it will stick with you forever,” says Wayne. “That’s why I took my time with it. I wanted it to be a classic.” A classic it will truly be. With production by Alchemist, Cool & Dre, David Banner, Kanye West, and Jim Jonsin, to name a few, and guest appearances by some of today’s premiere recording artists including T-Pain (Got Money), Bobby Valentino (Mr. Officer), Babyface (Comfortable), Juelz Santana & Fabolous (Ain’t Got Nuthin) and a special guest appearance by the legendary R&B singer Ms. Betty Wright (Play With Fire), Tha Carter III is an eclectic collection of 15 songs that range from simply brilliant to sheer genius. The first single from the Tha Carter III, “Lollipop,” featuring Static Major is the bubbling lead single that has Wayne delivering his clever lyrics laced with racy double entendres over a funky slow burning beat. Lil Wayne’s second single, “A Milli” which was produced by Bangladesh (Ciara & Ludacris), is a booming 808 laced track augmented by a tight rhythmic snare, accented by handclaps and a sample that matches Wayne’s staccato flow perfectly. In “Mr. Carter” featuring Jay-Z, we find the two trading introspective lyrics about their lives and legacy in the rap game with Wayne at his lyrical best dropping stream of conscious gems like: “I got the flo’, I’m tryin’ to see the roof/Didn’t wear a bulletproof so I got shot, you can see the proof/Blind eyes can look at me and see the truth/Wonder if Stevie do?” Born Dwayne Michael Carter, Jr. and raised in New Orleans infamously poor Hollygrove neighborhood, Lil Wayne was discovered by Cash Money CEO Brian “Birdman” Williams when a mutual friend introduced him to the pre-teen rapper. The Birdman immediately saw a spark in the youngster’s eyes and took him under his wing. In 1993, Lil Wayne and fellow Cash Money rapper B.G. came together as a duo called The BGs and released their debut EP True Stories. In 1997, a 15 year old Wayne joined forces with BG, Juvenile and Turk to form The Hot Boys for their debut album Get It How U Live. The record sold over 400,000 copies independently. The Hot Boys sophomore LP Guerilla Warfare (1999) went platinum and earned Wayne critical acclaim. That set the stage for his platinum selling 1999 solo debut Tha Block Is Hot. The album yielded a number one single with the title tune and was certified double platinum. The following year Wayne released his sophomore LP Lights Out, which reached gold status and in 2002, Lil Wayne dropped his third solo LP 500 Degrees. It too went gold. Two years later Wayne released The Carter, the first album in the trilogy that would elevate Wayne to superstar status. The Carter (2004) was a commercial success selling over one million copies and reaching #5 on the Billboard Hot 100 Charts and #2 on the Hot R&B/Hip Hop chart. In 2005, Wayne released The Carter II, which sold over 1.8 million records. 2006 saw the release of Like Father, Like Son, a collaboration between Lil Wayne and Birdman which has sold over 750,000 units. GQ Magazine named Lil Wayne as its “Man Of The Year” for 2007. Rolling Stone Magazine tagged him as “Best MC of 2008” while Blender Magazine (2008) named him the “Best Rock Star Alive.” So it should come as no surprise that his latest solo outing finds the hip-hop super star at the top of his game. With Tha Carter III, Lil Wayne proves to the world why he is indeed considered “the best rapper alive” and one of the great recording artists of his generation. Source: Official Lil Wayne Website more

Resolved Question: Decided to make a list....?

This question is posted everyday..but i'm bored. Just say if i've got a terrible list or a good list . GOAT 50.Snoop Dogg - Did alot for rap in the 90's, comes across as a bit of an idiot sometimes, but gotta give him props. 49.Warren G - All though he didn't do alot, from what i heard of him, if he carried on could of got alot further. 48.Cam'ron - Beats really helped him alot IMO, but he's lyrics we're always under-ated. 47.Joe Budden - Ridicously underrated, Joe Budden is releasing some of the best stuff today. 46.Ludacris - Always has the abillity to make me laugh, think, and just straight up feel his sh!t. 45.Ja Rule - Although i couldn't care less about the man these days, before he PURPOSELY ruined he's career, he's lyrics weren't failing him. 44.Redman - Also unbeliebly underrated. 43.Canibus - Great Lyricist 42.Progidy - The more talanted member of mobb deep 41.Kurupt - 'Calling Out Names' is one of the greatest diss records of all-time 40.Ras Kass - Ask any true hip hop fan who they think is the most poetically talented lyricist ever and they WILL have Ras Kass in their answer. Ras suffers the same problem as Chino XL, Canibus, Royce Da 5'9 and GZA, he's not commercial enough! 39.Chammilionaire - Always liked the artist, his multi-rhyming is great 38.T.I - Although i consider him very over-ated, I think a late 30's mark would appropriate. As his early stuff was barable 37.Obie Trice - Solo, he showed us he had the ability of a GOAT if only he didn't get outshined by Eminem all the while 36.Proof - In my opinion, didn't really get his respect until he's death, proof was a great rhymer and he's tone was great. 35.Possibly the most marketable member of the Wu-Tang Clan. 34.Rev-Run - Major pioneer to Hip Hop 33.Black Thought - Major pioneer to alternative Hip Hop 32.50 Cent - Was always gonna be temprorary, an artist of his confidence couldn't last. Though those early lyrics i was feeling. 31.Ice-T - Biggest influcence to Gangsta Rap 30.Andre 3000 - Great artist, no one can deny he's positive attitude, and unique style and poetic lyrics. 29.Dr Dre - One of the best producers of all time, yet his rap always in my oponion was just as great. 28.LL Cool J - Always hated the man (that's why he's 28) But he was important in rap, so he must be in my list. 27.The Game - A great early member to gangsta rap 26.Eazy-E - Great gangsta rapper, one of the best members of NWA 25.Kanye West - Great style, and methophores and lyrics 24.Busta Rhymes - Extremely under-rated, always been a big fan of this man from the start 23.Big Daddy Kane - Brilliant flow, unbelievebly influential 22.Method Man - Immense humour, and ruthless lyrics 21.Mos Def - Great lyrically 20.Kool G Rap - This man was always gonna be considered one of the greatest he had one of the best flows of all time. 19.GZA - Lyrics are great 18.Immortal Technique - Crazy lyrics, brutally honest, this artist is an upcoming GOAT. 17.Talib Kweli - Brilliant rapper, simple as. 16.MF DOOM - This rapper is also an upcoming GOAT everything about him is great 15.Lupe Fiasco - Great lyrics, young, talented. You can't wrong with him 14.Big Pun - All round legend, though i feel he got more respect due to his death. 13.Big L - Best freestyler of all time 12.Common - In my opinion, had the greatest Hip Hop song of all time 11.KRS-ONE - Major hip hop pioneer 10.Slick Rick - Ill artist 9.Ice Cube - One of the greatest ever, any one who doesn't put him in top 10 is an idiot. 8.Scarface - King of the South! 7.AZ - LYRICAL GENIUS! 6.Nas - Lyrically he will never be beaten 5.Jedi Mind Tricks - Great skill, extremely underrated 4.Jay-Z - Favorite rapper, flow, lyrics, everything is the best 3.Tupac - Brought emotion to Hip Hop, probably the most versitale rapper ever R.I.P Tupac 2.Rakim - Every artist owes something to Rakim he influenced nearly every artist, the best effortless flow, truely a legend 1.The Notorious B.I.G - All time Best. Can't be beat. FLOW, LYRICS. R.I.P Biggie Eminem gets away with saying too many things. I'm not putting someone on my list who gloryfies rape and inscest. And hell naw i'm not racist. I'm probably the least racist person you'll met. For people hating, it's only my opinion. more

Resolved Question: 50 and Em? or Kanye and Common?

Who is more thankful for there success? 50 was a hungry Queens MC who was shot 9 times, incarcerated, and had real lyrics in his younger days. But like most talented MC's, his brand of music would not equal commercial, mainstream success. Until one day Eminem said on Hot 97 (NYC) that 50 was his favorite MC. Before u knew it, "In The Club" was the number one banger in the club and the street. And the rest is history. Common was about 3 albums deep in the game. He definently had lyrics. But his production could have been better. At this point Chicago MC's were respected in the game, but never really blew. "I Used To Love Her" was a classic, but he still did not get the real props he deserved. Until Kanye established himself than put Common on the map for real. Now his music is hot, and he pushes more units, and he has played decent roles in major motion pictures. Who do u think is more thankful to there people for puttin them on. 50 or Common? U guys gotta read the question. Its not about who is better Thanks to those that are actually answerin the question more

Resolved Question: Has there ever been a Hip-Hop song that has touched you profoundly?

I mean a song that has made you feel happy to be alive, a song that made you cry, or a song that reminds you of someone (not because that song was their favorite, or there was a life event associated with it, but because of the lyrics, the beat, and delivery combining with each other to give you that feeling). For example: for me, "Prototype" by Outkast touched me because of the thoughts I had at the beginning of my relationship, hoping that the girl that I started to deal with was really my soulmate. "All That I Got Is You" by Ghostface made me cry (and still does sometimes) because I could relate to Ghosts' upbringing. "We Major" by Kanye West makes me feel like I'm the $hit because of the Kanye's bravado and the horns on the beat... Which songs make you feel a certain way? more