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11th Annual Mixtape Awards Winners (April 2008) Best Mashup: Clinton Sparks Best Mixtape Team: The Aphiliates Best DVD Magazine: Cocaine City Best Hip Hop Mixtape: The Phantom Best Underground Mixtape DJ: DJ Scarface Best Female Mixtape DJ: DJ Blazita Street Album of the Year: Mr. Crisis Best Club Mixtape DJ: DJ Enuff Best East Coast Mixtape Artist: Styles P Best Radio Mixtape DJ: DJ Envy Best Mixtape Duo: Big Mike and DJ Thoro Best Personality on a Mixtape: DJ Khaled Best New Mixtape DJ: DJ Whiteowl Best East Coast Mixtape DJ: Big Mike Lifetime Achievement Award/Executives of the Year: Alhiphop.com, Chuck and Greg Mixtape Pioneer Award: Tony Touch DJ Red Alert Award: DJ Jazzy Joyce Mixtape Legends Award: DJ Barry Bee Best R&B Mixtape DJ: DJ Finesse Best Blends Mixtape DJ: DJ Skee Best Reggae Mixtape DJ: DJ Kool Kid Best Graphics: Miami Kaos Best Mixtape Producer: Don Cannon Best Underground Artist: Joel Ortiz Best West Coast DJ: DJ Skee Best Midwest DJ: Mick Boogie Best Label Representative: Duke Da God Best West Coast Mixtape Artist: Crooked I Best Dirty South Mixtape Artist: Lil Wayne Best Dirty South DJ: DJ Drama Best Mixtape Internet Radio Show: Shade 45/Whookid Best Promotional Mixtape: Alhiphop.com Best Reggaeton Mixtape DJ: DJ Flaco Best Chopped and Screwed: Michael '5000′ Watts Best International Mixtape DJ: DJ Hotsauce Best Canadian Mixtape DJ: DJ A-Trak Kayslay Award - Best Mixtape DJ: DJ Drama Rookie of the Year: Dub Floyd Mixtape of the Year: Gangsta Grillz

Musician, songwriter and producer, T. Lyles, entered the music scene with instruments blasting coupled with profane lyrics and a confidence that still endures. He continues to bring his unique and soulful sound to his fans and they keep coming back for more. Born in Indianapolis, Indiana, and christened Thomas Anthony, T. Lyles grew up the youngest of seven siblings and a supportive and inspirational mother. Lyles discovered his love of music after receiving a drum set, a gift from his mother, who tired of him banging on everything in her house. And with this gift, the seed of music was planted. Self taught to play drums, guitar and keyboards Lyles vowed to put in the work, learn the lessons and share this love with the whole world. Lyles explains, 'I do not use my music as a means to get things, or buy things. My music is personal to me yet, important to share with the world'. In high school it looked as if the 6'7' teen would be a star basketball player, and for a while he was. But even while playing ball, his love of music never left him. His basketball coach once commented that 'if he did not want to go pro it would be because of his love of music'. Attending both Panola Jr. College and Kentucky University on basketball scholarships Lyles graduated from Panola Jr. College with a degree in Psychology and Sociology and left Kentucky University to play in the NBA and CBA. Lyles finally yielded to his first love, writing and producing songs. Greatly influenced by the sound of the Midwest (early 90's), Prince and Lenny Kravits, Lyles' music is fused with rock, funk, R&B and jazz. As a songwriter he writes from his own experiences, life's challenges and the moments and people that have touched him. In 1996, Lyles released his independent R&B debut CD 'Songs from the Heart' in Canada and the singles 'Beautiful U' and 'I'll do Any Thing' met with critical success and Lyles gained his first fan base. His sophomore album '4 the Sex of It' in 1998 was released while producing the CD 'I Am Man' for Canadian country artist, Motesy. The song 'Must I Die' was a Canadian Billboard top ten hit. Lyles also produced and played for Canadian pop artist Karrie Krosley's 'Believe' Project. A Canadian tour shortly followed and several nominations for a Canadian JUNO Award. Canada also honored Mr. Lyles with the title of Master of Funk, R&B and Soul given by the Black American Bules Historical Society in 2004. In 1999, Lyles returned to Indianapolis and formed the R&B group, The Look. In 2001, he went back into the studio and produced 'Proud 2B American and N-Tyme. All proceeds from cd sales were given to the 911 Rescue and Recovery Fund. Voted the Indianapolis Star's Artist of the Month in 2005, his next project 'Trapped' featuring Love/Baby, The Pain and N-Vasion and the single, "Love" was favorably met by the music industry and record pools across the country. T. Lyles has yielded to his love of music and not being able to ground himself to one sound, T. Lyles has fused all genres of music to introduce Urban Rock. So please allow me to introduce to you, Mr. T. Lyles. Media and Press Contact Lyn K. lynkpr@gmail.com 678.292.6688

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I will receive a lifetime Achievement awards for my work in the plus modeling industry. I am humbled and grateful for their acknowledgement and recognition of my work. I hope that some of you will be able to attend and celebrate my honor with me.

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Starting off using his family, friends, teachers and anyone he can find as a captive audience, Reno began to make the rounds of the Indianapolis comedy circuit. From 1997 to 1999 Reno wrote and produced his own cable television show called Getting Hype with Reno Hype, a sketch – stand up comedy show. In 2002 and 2003 his star really began to shine when he performed at Chris Tucker's Comedy Club and traveled with Carnival Cruises. He continued to delight audiences at Crackers, Dangerfield's a

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New York, NY)......The 19th Annual Ms. Full-Figured Pageant is roaring into the Big Apple, even bigger--pun intended--and better, than ever! The wildly popular extravaganza is poised once again to thrill and dazzle a sold-out crowd of appreciative spectators on Sunday, December 2nd at 6:00 p.m. at the Holiday Inn Midtown, 440 West 57th Street in New York City. The colorful pageant will feature 14 lovely plus sized ladies (sizes 16-24) competing for the Ms. Full-Figured title, and the accompanyin

You are cordially invited to join The Godmother, Lil Mo for her Birthday Celebration Wednesday, November 14th 9:00 - 11:30 p.m.

Thank you for visiting my site!! I would like to give some shout outs and thank a couple of people who have helped me and are currently helping me along the way: God, for giving me the strength to keep reaching for my goals, Shoutouts to Bridgeport CT, Hartford, New Haven, The Whole CT Area, Welco Realty, Inc. for your continued support, Dame Grease, Pop, D-Moet, three of the hottest producers out, I got alot of love for you my homies!, My Friends at Hot 93.7 and DJ Buck and DJ Wrexx for believing in my project and for being the 1st to play my debut single, DJ Steve and DJ Snoops for holding me down in London, DJ Dynamo, my best friend and manager Cris Cartier, Harry, OG Mack, Don, Shelby, Allah B & A-Sun, J.O.S.T.L.E. Ent., DBO, MCH ENT, BALLERS CREW, MYSTIC ENT, Dee (Young Denzel) from Round the Clock Ent., Give & Go Ent., Tad, Lou, Vansilk, Opn Mic from The Chosen Few, a producer who has worked with me for the past couple of years, My Dancers/Choreographers Alvin & Willis, My street team, for helping me promote throughout the boroughs, My photographers, Robert Fein and John Anthony for their excellent work - what would I do without them!, Elwood, Quan, my choreographer, Jay my hairstylist, Karen my designer - thanks for designing all my outfits, and Cliff Strobe, a long time business partner. Special Shout outs to Tahlia Fagan, my BEST FRIEND in the entireeeeee WORLD, Mrs. Sheila & Family, the whole Raw Magazine family- thanks for having me as your FIRST RAW MODEL..HOLLA!, Streets Mos Magazine, ALL THE DJS WHO ARE SUPPORTING MY RECORD and last but not least, EVERYONE who has doubted me along the way, man, thanks for motivating me, I really appreciate it! Shout outs to all my best friends which are my family (Karen, Marjorie, Peter, Mom, Dad, my aunts, uncles, and cousins), and again, last but not least my My fans, thank you for your support through your sweet emails and comments! Thanks to everyone who has believed in me!

To highlight its 10th year, AAWIC will honor Actress Tasha Smith who stars in America's #1 hit movie Tyler Perry’s Why Did I Get Married, with the Trailblazer Award at its Women in Cinema EMPOWERMENT Brunch. The highly anticipated brunch will close out the festivities on Sunday, November 11, 2007 at CINEMA the Brasserie Restaurant, 2 East 45th Street, NYC 10017

Sharon Quinn is a New York City native and veteran with over 20 years experience in the plus-sized fashion industry. She began her career on the local circuit as a runway model in the 80's when plus sizes were a rarity in fashion shows. Her grace, presence, style and unbelievable confidence on the catwalk earned her the moniker of "The ORIGINAL Runway Diva." In 1995 she signed on with the legendary Wilhelmina Modeling Agency in New York City and began a long and successful career with a clie

NEW YORK, Oct. 17 /PRNewswire/ -- In the late '60s and early '70s, Frank Lucas was the king of the Harlem drug scene. He was also one of the toughest, dangerous and most unforgiving criminals in the country before he was caught. The real Frank Lucas -- whose rise and fall is chronicled in the Universal feature film "American Gangster" starring Denzel Washington and Russell Crowe -- retraces his early childhood, the turns of events that led to his life of crime, his criminal past on t

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Jean Baylor, formerly of Zhané, returns with her first solo effort, Testimony: my life story. As one-half of the duo that gave us some of the most memorable R&B hits of the nineties, Baylor experienced enormous success with smash hits including "Hey Mr. DJ," "Groove Thang," and "Sending My Love." Now with an incredible new body of work and a voice that seemed to only get better with time, Jean comes into her own, delivering a compassionate anthology filled with hope, inspiration and gratitude. T

A native of Hell's Kitchen, New York - Solomon never had any intension of ever doing music until he was sent to prison on a conviction of kidnapping at the age of 19. It was during his time in prison that he discovered a love for writing songs and rhymes. After 5 years of what was supposed to be a three year sentence, Solomon was released from prison. Solomon started working as an intern for Loud Records during the day while working at night as a bouncer at the Phenomenon strip club. At Loud Sol

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