Dangerously Beautiful

A child walks on top of an army tank in Tahrir Square in Cairo, Egypt. I think I prefer the playground.

I liked this song the minute I heard it! Listening to it now brings back such great memories. Life was just about having a good time. My sister bought this album for me (thanks Tasha) and I couldn’t stop listening to Hey Baby, Underneath It All, and Hella Good. Talk about a great album for a road trip!  All the boys get the girls in the back!

Our Kontrol Mag family has definitely been putting in some work.  The latest issue features Brandy and I have to say the spread is HOT (awesome job Julian)!  Brandy has come a long way from Sitting Up In My Room (which used to my favorite) and those braids (I used to think she really didn’t have any hair). Some poses capture weird expressions with her eyes and mouth, but most photo spreads look a little crazy like that to me (maybe I don’t get the whole art aspect of photography). What do you guys think? Dangerously Beautiful worthy?

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B dot Oh yesss, that is.

Hailing from Rancho Cucamonga, California Ms. Brittani Dominique Smith dons the moniker B dot Oh yesss to begin blazing her trail across the hip hop matrix.  She is an artist as well as songwriter of “The U” production team  They say her delivery has lead to her being bestowed with the nick name of the female Wayne, but I say let’s let this budding artist make and following her own path independent of industry comparisons.

Check out the audio for her latest scorching track over the 6’7″ instrumental after the jump.

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It’s no surprise to me that Taco Bell doesn’t use 100% beef. I mean come on, they have things that cost 79 cents (and that used to be 59 cents). But I have to admit that I was surprised to find out that the “Taco Meat Filling” contains a mere 36% beef. I know that there are tons of Taco Bell lovers out there, but that’s pretty disgusting. I love tacos. So much that I could eat them every day, but there’s just no way I’m eating at Taco Bell. An Alabama law firm is presenting a class action lawsuit for false advertising, saying that the fake Mexican food maker should label their processed mystery filling for what it is and stop calling it beef. I can see the commercials now…All-New Double Decker with Two Times More Taco Meat Filling! Doesn’t quite have the same ring to it, but at least it would be true.