King Baby

"Thriller" at number 20? And I knew they were going to try and stash the Beatles and Elvis in front of MJ. Is Mariah even on the list not that she should be, and Toni Braxton's debut deserves a spot as well. What about those first 2 Boys2men albums?

Everybody's ass was amazing in that movie but Capt. America's reigned supreme...Thor needs to show more skin.

Text it to me too. I'm coming up your way soon.

For sure July 19th through the 23rd, but I may be there July 5th through 9th as well.

I'ma have to bringing my running sneakers when I come though considering ya'll got people down there that dine on other people.

puleeze

...And now I am walking around here with pepper spray, nun-chucks, and a pocket knife because bitches is crazy. Are people eating people around ya'll way too or is that just in Baltimore and Miami cause I need to move somewhere where people don't think having your roommate for lunch is sexy. http://www.globalpost.com/dispatch/news/regions/americas/united-states/120601/man-eats-brain-heart-murdered-housemate-alexander-kinyua The victim had been missing for four days when Alexander Kinyua's brother discovered two tins hidden under a blanket in the basement. They contained a human head and hands. A Baltimore college student, Alexander Kinyua, has confessed to killing his housemate and eating parts of his brain and heart. Kinyua, 21, has been charged with first-degree murder for the death of 37-year-old Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie, the Associated Press reported [5]. He is being held without bail. Both men had been enrolled at Morgan State University and lived together with Kinyua's family in the suburb of Joppatowne, CBS Baltimore said [6]. More from GlobalPost: Police shoot naked man found eating another man's face [7] According to charging documents posted by the Baltimore Sun [8], Agyei-Kodie had been missing for four days when, on Tuesday, Alexander Kinyua's brother Jarrod discovered two tins hidden under a blanket in the basement. They contained a human head and hands. Alexander Kinyua told his brother that the remains were animal. After going to fetch their father, Jarrod returned to find the body parts gone and Alexander cleaning out the tins. The family called police, who found the head and hands stashed in the house. Kinyua told them where to find the rest of the body: in a dumpster outside a nearby church. He has admitted to killing Agyei-Kodie "by cutting him up with a knife," the charge sheet says, and further told detectives that he had eaten his victim's heart and portions of his brain. Kinyua's confession was "matter-of-fact," a police spokeswoman told the Sun [9], and did not shed any light on his motive. According to CBS, Kinyua was due to be expelled from university after beating a fellow student with a baseball bat days earlier. That student was left blind in one eye by the apparently random attack. Agyei-Kodie, a Ghanaian national, was also dismissed from Morgan after receiving a conviction for a fourth-degree sex offense, harassment and stalking in 2008, the Sun reported. College student Alexander Kinyua has been charged with murder after telling police he killed his housemate, Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie, and ate parts of his brain and heart. Meta Keywords: man eats brain, man eats heart, cannibal attack, Alexander Kinyua, Alex Kinyua, Kujoe Bonsafo Agyei-Kodie, Joppatowne, Joppa, Baltimore, Maryland, Morgan State University, Baltimore cannibal, Maryland cannibal, cannibal, cannibal murder, Kujo Agyei Kodie

When I come to Miami in July I expect may plate...

She is so weak. They gonna hate her wimpiness on X-Factor.

How dare you.

http://www.slantmagazine.com/music/review/aaliyah-aaliyah/1 Long before the new wave of teenage pop stars, Aaliyah made headlines with her all-too-sophisticated R&B and a sordid romance with R. Kelly. But who could have predicted that the talented young teen would emerge a leading lady of hip-hop by the age of 21? While there's no doubt that slick production has been key to Aaliyah's success (courtesy of Kelly, Missy Elliott and Timbaland), the multi-faceted entertainer's personality glimmers on every track of her self-titled third effort. Mostly coquettish snake-charmer, sometimes scorned lover, Aaliyah almost always recalls Janet (only with slightly better pipes). Aaliyah is also further testimony to the indelible watermark Janet's big brother has left on today's hip-hop artists and producers. With its relentless sci-fi video-game blips and sticatto vocals, "U Got Nerve" is a sharp ode to the Jackson dynasty. Elsewhere, "What If" deftly incorporates industrial-strength guitars and enough pop-drenched angst to make Michael proud. But what sets Aaliyah apart from other artists reared on '80s retro is that she often does it better. "Rock the Boat" and "It's Whatever," though reminiscent of Janet's sex dramatizations, are more Marvin Gaye than Jackson. Lyrically, Aaliyah's metaphors are more fully-developed and far sexier: "Like a candy to an apple...You're so sweet on me." Most of Aaliyah traces the slow erosion of relationships, from an overzealous courtship (the key-shifting "Extra Smooth") to the brilliant first single, "We Need a Resolution." With a seductive Middle Eastern vibe and a guest rap interlude by Timbaland, "Resolution" maturely presents two perspectives, the yin and yang of passive-aggressive miscommunication. Our female protagonist coyly asks, "Where were you last night," while a backward loop echoes the sentiment through the end of the song. The ballad "Never No More" is a gem that sustains the classic sound of Lauryn Hill's Miseducation. Showcasing a more sultry side to Aaliyah's voice (not unlike Sade, another confessed influence), the track is old-school soul injected with future hip-hop. But like she says on "Loose Rap," "It ain't just rhythm and blues." The track is doused with subtle Neptunian electronica and aquatic sounds that gurgle beneath Aaliyah's distinct velvet harmonies. If the beyond-burgeoning actress was ever approached to play a cartoon superhero, the synth-heavy "More Than a Woman," with its millenium-ready empowerment and sensitive vocals, would make the perfect theme song for the fictional vixen ("You go, I go/'Cause we share pillows"). From the very first seconds of its sampled cinema, "I Refuse" is steeped in melodrama. A theatrical orchestration of pianos, guitars and strings progressively builds to a dramatic climax with a minimalist percussive backdrop straight out of Björk's Homogenic. Timbaland, Aaliyah's main maestro, is, after all, hip-hop's Björk and like Elliott's genre-bending So Addictive, Aaliyah provides a missing link between hip-hop and electronica. The album's biggest flaw, however, is the absence of a vocal cameo by Elliott (though Timbaland's unrivaled production skills will make you swear you can hear the rapper's sly laugh throughout the disc). Following in the footsteps of some of today's biggest icons, Aaliyah has learned how to align herself with A-list producers without losing her individuality and, instead, makes the sound her own.

SO Tyler, Matt and Rick died, and Elana is a vampire?

So he did die? If I was Matt I would have unfriended Elana a long time ago with that crazy crowd she keeps.

Well bring me to. I'll have my psychic friends whip up a love potion for me right quick and take him back to my room.

Its a total masterpiece but then again most of her albums were great. "One In A Million" was way before its time as well and still sounds current to me.

"Lose Rap" is my jam!

I need to know more about this list. Where was "CrazySexyCool", "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill", and anything p!nk? Don't play with my emotions.

This "MDNA" is most certianly Madonna at her best, and I'm not even finish listening yet. I don't know if its her best since "Ray Of Light", but the only competition she would have is "COTDF"...

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Lil Kim did that first in that video with Sisqo...Or at least she is going to claim she did More Drama!

That date is close to Sizzle but what the hell...I'm in for the Janet fam!

"Moodring" was a great album, but lets be real...Ciara was bigger and is still bigger right now.

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