Instead, the rejuvenated MC is headed to Washington D.C. to begin a promotional tour and he is extra excited because this past November his homeboy Barack Obama became the first African-American to win a United States presidential election.
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The photographs of Rod Mclean have the power to transport confined urbanites beyond brick and glass to cliffs, trees, lakes, and snowy mountains, or, as Mclean says, to “an environment that wants to be explored.” Although Mclean himself is not a sports person, he is “inspired by individuals who are constantly pushing themselves to be their best,” and this mainly involves sports close to nature, where the athlete’s challenge is to conquer or move through the terrain, while competing against his/her self.
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Sol Guy, co-creator and host of the television series 4Real, has taken such icons as Cameron Diaz, Joaquin Phoenix and Mos Def, out of the limelight and into the depths of countries ravaged by poverty and violence. “We [Guy and Josh Thome] had the core idea for 4Real pretty early. We were going to take celebrity guests who are high profile and connect them with these young leaders who are doing phenomenal things to change their communities."
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house in the past year and a half. Music has taken up the majority of space in all
the storage units we’ve lived out of, so why can’t I bring myself to get
rid of my cassette tape collection?" - Tom Gabel
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We’ve hunted in far-away places—Toronto, Jamaica, United Kingdom, New Zealand, Tel Aviv…and of course Brooklyn—to find 25 bands/artists that are worth your listening time. So grab a pen and take notes because we think these a
rtists (in alphabetical order) are going to be the next big thing!
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