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Friday, June 20
Three 6 Mafia pull no punches: New record makes no detour from the raunchy formula that paved the road to recognition
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on Fri 20 Jun 2008 07:55 AM MST
Strip clubs and illegal drugs, pistols and prostitutes, armed robberies and the N-word abound. Apparently, a kinder, gentler Three 6 Mafia was too much to expect. The Memphis group's newest album, Last 2 Walk, which is due in stores Tuesday, is rife with raunchy references, on songs like ... more » Monday, June 16
THREE 6 MAFIA NOW 'LAST 2' STANDING: DJ Paul and Juicy J discuss new album and dwindled membership.
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on Mon 16 Jun 2008 08:32 AM MST
*Three 6 Mafia members Jordan "Juicy J"
Houston and "DJ Paul" Beauregard are preparing for the release of their
new album, "The Last 2 Walk," the first studio effort following their
2006 Oscar win for "It's Hard Out Here for a Pimp."
"We're the last two dudes to walk," Juicy J told Billboard.com of the former six-member Memphis group, ... more » Saturday, June 14
Post-Oscar, Three 6 Mafia stays true to roots
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on Sat 14 Jun 2008 09:19 AM MST
By Gail Mitchell LOS ANGELES (Billboard) - What do you do after becoming the first African-American rap group to win an Academy Award for best song? If you're Three 6 Mafia, you stay focused on what brought you to the game in the first place: music. Fresh off their first European tour, Three 6 Mafia members Jordan "Juicy J" Houston ... more » Friday, June 6
If You Enjoy "NCIS," You Might Like Karmina
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on Fri 06 Jun 2008 08:47 AM MST
eries television has become the new home of music on the small screen, with more music being played on an episode of CSI
during your typical hour of VH1. If you're slightly out-of-date
television network CBS, why not start a label to create a little extra
corporate synergy?
Wednesday, January 2
Chop Shop: Thinking "Inside The (TV) Box" For New Music
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on Wed 02 Jan 2008 01:25 PM MST
Posted By:Jim Goldman
Topics:Marketing | Movies & Film Studios | Music & Musicians
Watch a TV show nowadays and the music has become as important to the story as the actors themselves. At least that's the case for Alexandra Patsavas, the CEO of Chop Shop Music Supervision in Pasadena, Calif. She and her company have quickly become the ... more » Thursday, December 13
Ventura County classes are helping women learn to be entrepreneurs
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on Thu 13 Dec 2007 11:32 PM MST
By Alicia Doyle Singer and songwriter Moxie McMahon has done more for her music business in the past 14 weeks than she has in the last decade, thanks to Women's Economic Ventures, which provides a comprehensive business training program specifically for women. "Now that's a powerful but true statement," said McMahon, 39, of Moorpark, whose songs have been picked up ... more » Friday, June 1
You'll want to say, 'I was there'
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on Fri 01 Jun 2007 04:54 PM MST
This summer's Fridays on the Plaza series is something to do that costs nothing. And once you go, you'll want to tell your friends about it. By Karen Cotton The Wyoming Tribune-Eagle's Fridays on the Plaza will offer a myriad of music at the Cheyenne Depot Plaza with the added bonus of the events being free. Friday, April 27
Things are coming together for The 88
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on Fri 27 Apr 2007 09:14 AM MST
The band's been making well-crafted guitar rock for years, but only now is getting major radio and TV exposure.
The 88 got its name from the number of keys on a piano. It's also the name of a song by the French Kicks that was familiar to the Los Angeles band. But The ... more » Saturday, February 17
MIDEM 2007: The Results
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on Sat 17 Feb 2007 10:37 AM MST
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