Frank Lucas, known as one of Harlem’s notorious drug lords has died, he was 88. According to his nephew, Aldwan Lassiter, Lucas died in his Jersey home and has had some health issues.Lucas was born in North Carolina but became a big name during the 1960s and 1970s for selling large amounts of potent heroin where he would make $500,000.In 1975, Lucas’ house was raided and he was convicted and sentenced to serve decades in prison. He would eventually turn into an informant and serve only 5 years.In 2007, Denzel Washington would play the role of Frank Lucas in the movie ‘American Gangster’, directed by Ridley Scott. Lucas had major influence on the film and even gave advice to Washington on how he carried the guns.R.I.P to Frank Lucas.
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Drake and Future’s ‘What A Time To Be Alive 2’ Album Is Being Teased
It has been 4 years since Drake and Future came together to release their collaborative album ‘What A Time To Be Alive’. Fans have been waiting for a sequel to this album and shared their thoughts on social media.
Drake and Future have entertained the idea, however nothing was confirmed. Producer ATL Jacob added more to the speculation by posting a photo on his Instagram story that displayed a folder that was labeled “FBG”. Fans automatically thought it stood for “FreeBandz Gang,” the same name of Future’s record label and rap crew.
Jacob posted on his IG story to address the photo. The caption stated that the list of songs were beats from 2017 and not for an upcoming Drake and Future album.
Whenever the album drops, fans are ready for it!
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All Charges Against Jussie Smollett Have Been Dropped + Police Superintendent Reacts to the News
Earlier today it was reported that all charges against “Empire” star Jussie Smollett have been dropped.In mid-January, Smollett claimed that he was attacked by two white men wearing MAGA Hats, who spewed racial and homophobic slurs at him. In a surprising court hearinf held today in Chicago, the 36-year-old’s attorneys made the announcement in a statement. “Today, all criminal charges against Jussie Smollett were dropped and his record has been wiped clean of the filing of this tragic complaint against him”. On March 16, Smollett was charged with 16 felony accounts of disorderly conduct in which he was accused of lying on the police.Chicago’s Police Superintendent, Eddie Johnson was reportedly ‘furious’ that the charges were dropped. Johnson also stated that he found out about the charges dropping while at an academy graduation. Johnson believed that the evidence against Smollett were ‘rock solid’
