Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five and Run-D.M.C. are two groups massively responsible for Hip-Hop's fast-changing sound and mainstream …
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Finding The GOAT Group: Run-DMC vs. Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. Who Is Better?
With soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo signing for $64.5 million per season, there may finally be a comparable athlete who sets King James’ true market value.
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How much would LeBron make in an open market? Look to Ronaldo
With soccer star Cristiano Ronaldo signing for $64.5 million per season, there may finally be a comparable athlete who sets King James’ true market value.
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As the rap vanguard bleeds into its rock and new-wave era, the rockstar persona has become the go-to mode. One glance at Yung Bans' David …
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While he doesn’t think the Warriors’ dominance is bad for the NBA, commissioner Adam Silver said Tuesday that the league can create “a better system” for improving the current competitive landscape.
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SAN DIEGO (AP) — Rookie left-hander Eric Lauer came within one out of his first career complete game before allowing Max Muncy’s home run, and Wil Myers homered for the sixth time in four games to lead the San Diego Padres over the Los Angeles Dodgers 4-1 on Tuesday night. Austin Hedges had a three-run shot for the Padres. Lauer (5-5) took a three-hit shutout into the ninth inning, facing the heart of the Dodgers’ order after having thrown 101 pitches. He got Enrique Hernandez to fly out to center and Justin Turner to fly out to deep left before Muncy drove a 1-1 pitch into the seats in left, his 21st. After throwing 115 pitches, Lauer made way for Kirby Yates, who struck out All-Star Matt Kemp to end it. Kemp struck out four times. Lauer struck out a career-high eight and walked two in winning consecutive starts for the first time. Myers, who has played in only 28 games this season due to injuries, has heated up after a second stint on the disabled list. He hit three home runs Saturday in a 20-5 loss at Arizona, hit another in the 16th inning on Sunday to give the Padres a 4-3 win over the Diamondbacks, and then homered in the ninth inning of an 8-2 loss to Clayton Kershaw and the Dodgers on Monday night. His homer Tuesday night, to left-center on a 2-1 pitch off Rich Hill (2-4), was his eighth overall. Hedges hit his fourth of the season earlier in the inning, off the Western Metal Supply Co. brick warehouse in the left field corner at Petco Park on a 1-2 pitch. Jose Pirela drew a leadoff walk and Freddy Galvis singled ahead of Hedges’ homer. Eric Hosmer just missed homering in the third, when center fielder Cody Bellinger leaped to make the catch at the fence. Hill allowed four runs and eight hits in seven innings, struck out seven and walked one. The teams finished the game in a quick 2 hours, 18 minutes. Padres center fielder Manuel Margot made a nice diving catch of Justin Turner’s fly ball in the seventh and then made a sliding catch of Chris Taylor’s sinking liner to end the eighth. UP NEXT Dodgers: RHP Kenta Maeda (5-5, 3.24), the scheduled starter for the third game in the four-game series, is 4-3 with a 4.70 ERA in 10 career starts against San Diego. Padres: Rookie LHP Joey Lucchesi (4-4, 3.27) is 1-1 with a 1.26 ERA in his last three starts. (@Copyright 2018. The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)
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2 Padre Home Runs Eclipse Muncy Dinger To Beat Dodgers, 4-1
The KwaZulu-Natal rapper , whose real name is Siyabonga Nene, said his music was inspired by his rural upbringing and the taxi industry.
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Taxi driver-actor-rapper's album revs up legion of fans
Growing up in a music-loving family, and thanks to his mom, he had developed a love for rap music in 2004 after Skwatta Kamp released their album …
LAKE VIEW TERRACE (CBSLA) — A child was in grave condition Tuesday night following a horse accident in Lake View Terrace. According to a Los Angeles Fire Department official, two children were involved in the accident, when a horse fell on them near Lake View Terrace Recreation Center just before 8 p.m. Both children were transported to the hospital. The second child’s condition was not immediately known. This story is developing.
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Child In Grave Condition Following Horse Accident In Lake View Terrace
LAKE VIEW TERRACE (CBSLA) — A child was in grave condition Tuesday night following a horse accident in Lake View Terrace. According to a Los Angeles Fire Department official, two children were involved in the accident, when a horse fell on them near Lake View Terrace Recreation Center just before 8 p.m. Both children were transported to the hospital. The second child’s condition was not immediately known. This story is developing.
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LAKE VIEW TERRACE (CBSLA) — A child was in grave condition Tuesday night following a horse accident in Lake View Terrace. According to a Los Angeles Fire Department official, two children were involved in the accident, when a horse fell on them near Lake View Terrace Recreation Center just before 8 p.m. Both children were transported to the hospital. The second child’s condition was not immediately known. This story is developing.
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Officials issued a warning for people living in eastern Queens after police say thieves have been targeting mailboxes, hoping to cash in on residents’ stolen mail. “We don’t put our mail in the mailbox anymore because it’s happening multiple times,” Queens resident Andrew Ferdinandi said. The NYPD says the thieves steal checks from postal boxes, then forge those check and steal money as part of what they call a “complex scheme.” “It happened to my wife’s grandma, she noticed a week or two later her account was empty,” Bayside resident Adam Brown said. Police say dozens of boxes have been hit recently, one even right outside a post office in Bayside. “You feel it’s safe by the post office but now I won’t,” resident Linda Lacertosa said. Investigators say they’ve already made one arrest this week, but the thefts can be difficult to trace because oftentimes victims don’t even realize they’ve been targeted until weeks after dropping their checks in the mail. “You don’t find out until you get a late notice that your bill didn’t get to the destination,” Bayside resident Tina Nomikoudis said. The 111th Precinct advises people to drop their bills inside the post office to avoid any risk of theft. Got bills to mail? Drop them inside the the Post Office. Our @USPS mailboxes won’t be secure until they are replaced AND have new locks. — NYPD 111th Precinct (@NYPD111Pct) July 9, 2018 “Our USPS mailboxes won’t be secure until they are replaced and have new locks,” the precinct tweeted. The NYPD says the USPS is installing fortified boxes and reining in errant mailbox keys throughout the borough.
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NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Officials issued a warning for people living in eastern Queens after police say thieves have been targeting mailboxes, hoping to cash in on residents’ stolen mail. “We don’t put our mail in the mailbox anymore because it’s happening multiple times,” Queens resident Andrew Ferdinandi said. The NYPD says the thieves steal checks from postal boxes, then forge those check and steal money as part of what they call a “complex scheme.” “It happened to my wife’s grandma, she noticed a week or two later her account was empty,” Bayside resident Adam Brown said. Police say dozens of boxes have been hit recently, one even right outside a post office in Bayside. “You feel it’s safe by the post office but now I won’t,” resident Linda Lacertosa said. Investigators say they’ve already made one arrest this week, but the thefts can be difficult to trace because oftentimes victims don’t even realize they’ve been targeted until weeks after dropping their checks in the mail. “You don’t find out until you get a late notice that your bill didn’t get to the destination,” Bayside resident Tina Nomikoudis said. The 111th Precinct advises people to drop their bills inside the post office to avoid any risk of theft. Got bills to mail? Drop them inside the the Post Office. Our @USPS mailboxes won’t be secure until they are replaced AND have new locks. — NYPD 111th Precinct (@NYPD111Pct) July 9, 2018 “Our USPS mailboxes won’t be secure until they are replaced and have new locks,” the precinct tweeted. The NYPD says the USPS is installing fortified boxes and reining in errant mailbox keys throughout the borough.
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NYPD Issues Postal Warning After Rash Of Mailbox Thefts In Queens
NEW YORK (CBSNewYork) — Officials issued a warning for people living in eastern Queens after police say thieves have been targeting mailboxes, hoping to cash in on residents’ stolen mail. “We don’t put our mail in the mailbox anymore because it’s happening multiple times,” Queens resident Andrew Ferdinandi said. The NYPD says the thieves steal checks from postal boxes, then forge those check and steal money as part of what they call a “complex scheme.” “It happened to my wife’s grandma, she noticed a week or two later her account was empty,” Bayside resident Adam Brown said. Police say dozens of boxes have been hit recently, one even right outside a post office in Bayside. “You feel it’s safe by the post office but now I won’t,” resident Linda Lacertosa said. Investigators say they’ve already made one arrest this week, but the thefts can be difficult to trace because oftentimes victims don’t even realize they’ve been targeted until weeks after dropping their checks in the mail. “You don’t find out until you get a late notice that your bill didn’t get to the destination,” Bayside resident Tina Nomikoudis said. The 111th Precinct advises people to drop their bills inside the post office to avoid any risk of theft. Got bills to mail? Drop them inside the the Post Office. Our @USPS mailboxes won’t be secure until they are replaced AND have new locks. — NYPD 111th Precinct (@NYPD111Pct) July 9, 2018 “Our USPS mailboxes won’t be secure until they are replaced and have new locks,” the precinct tweeted. The NYPD says the USPS is installing fortified boxes and reining in errant mailbox keys throughout the borough.
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The storm moved through Watford City, in the northwestern part of the state, shortly after midnight, hitting an RV park the hardest, according to sheriff’s officials
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Newborn baby killed, dozens injured when powerful tornado strikes
