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Written by Kevin Benoit
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With his sophomore album, All About You, hitting stores later this month, Jeremih reintroduces himself to the fans with the help of Parlé magazine. He discusses the album, the new single "I Like," which features Ludacris and he talks about some of the things he likes...
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Written by Amanda-Lauren Nowitz
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So my initial idea was to do research on the hot new item for fall: "skinny" jeans or "jeggings" as they are sometimes referred to; then I started to see them up close and personal on everyone. I'm not kidding! No matter their shape or size, skinny jeans look horrid. As I was perusing through the jean's section, ever hopeful that I would find my size and a nice comfy boot cut fit, I was inundated with SKINNY jeans...in every size. Literally, there was a brand that carried a size 17 in skintight super skinny jeans and it is sad because regardless of your size, you want to be a part of the trend. Unfortunately, just because it fits doesn't mean that it looks good.
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Written by Kevin Benoit
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We recently met up with Chicago's own, GLC for his album listening session here in NYC. The debut album, Love, Life and Loyalty drops on EMI in October. Before the album drops, Parlé Magazine gives you 5 minutes with one of the original members of the G.O.O.D. Music family.
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Written by Kevin Benoit
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In early August, Wyclef Jean announced his intentions to run for President of Haiti, his country of birth and the country he has fought for and campaigned on behalf of throughout his career. Now, a few weeks later his campaign has been rejected by the Haitian Electoral Council, citing that although Jean was born in Haiti and didn't come to the United States until he was nine years old, he has not lived in Haiti for the last five years, which is one of the requirements to be president of the country. Having met Wyclef before this year and the whole campaign, talking to him about politics among other things, I think the country or the Provisional Electoral Council should reconsider its decision, if for no other reason then for the sake of rebuilding.
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Written by Kyle Jarmon
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Lyfe Jennings' fourth and final album entitled, I Still Believe, is his best work by far. It offers more than a glimpse into the thirty seven year old's complex life and his mastery of lyricism, but a prolific view into his mind. "Statistics," is an advisory to women out there who dive first into relationships without thinking. It does not quite set the tone for the album, but is precisely placed at its opening. The song "Love," reverberates with technically sound production and is another admonition this time to the men out there who do not take the time to give the women the love they deserve.
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Written by Skylar Ezell
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In the United States, persons accused of crimes are presumed innocent until proven guilty. But what happens when a person proven guilty may actually be innocent of the crime in which they are accused? Ask Troy Davis, the 41-year-old Georgia man who has spent the last 19 years on Death Row for the 1989 murder of Mark Allen MacPhail, an off-duty, white police officer, in Savannah. On Tuesday, a federal judge in Georgia rejected Davis’ claims of innocence after a rare evidence hearing that was ordered by the U.S. Supreme Court.
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