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The former Manchester City forward Kelvin Etuhu was jailed for eight months for assault yesterday. The 22-year-old, who was recently released by City, broke the jaw of a 24-year-old man during a fight last February. He had previously admitted assault occasioning actual bodily harm and affray. Etuhu kicked Owen Fitzpatrick three times after punching him to the ground, and was caught on CCTV doing so. The fight occurred on 28 February last year, outside Manchester's 235 Casino. Etuhu and his friend Rico Richards, 27, were involved in a dispute inside the casino with Fitzpatrick and two other men, which continued on the street outside. The sentencing took place yesterday at Warrington Crown Court. Judge Hale told Etuhu that he had "blown" his opportunity of a lucrative football career. "You brought yourself up by your bootstraps, you and your family, having come here from Nigeria with nothing but your talent, grit and determination," he said. ...

Having been a longtime fan of Hip-Hop mogul Master P's southern juggenaut that is No Limit Records, we now see a return of the re-energized label in 2011 and here is my thoughts & feelings on what it means to me! -Fonz

A Few Sample snaps! view the full shoot here on my facebook account http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=284055&id=651168924&l=410e691415 -Fonz

Torpedoes of Truth! (You're either in Sheen's-Korner or you're with the trolls) Right where to begin on this one, if this was the wrestling business the SMARKS (A fan who understands some of the inner workings of the business) would be asking is this a SHOOT (a term that refers to any unplanned, unscripted or real-life occurrence within an event)or a WORK (an event booked to happen). The what seems to be meltdown of Charlie Sheen has been well publicized from the assumption of drug induced rants to accusations of being Anti-Semitic. The highest paid TV actor earning US$1.8 million per episode of Two and a Half Men has never been new to making the headlines over the years including reports about alcohol and drug abuse and marital problems as well as allegations of domestic violence. As of late the media attention has been on what some would call psycho-babble but in Sheen's poetic & cryptic rants is there deeper meaning?? I for one think YES!! Now not stan...

Ghetts's new track, Invisible, is part of a drive to persuade ethnic minorities to fill in the census. The US arms manufacturer Lockheed Martin is to handle the UK's census data. "Some don't know what a census is," the London grime artist Ghetts begins, "some do but they don't see the sense in it." Over a catchy hook and with a flashy video to accompany, his new track, "Invisible", seems to be part of the government's drive to persuade young people and ethnic minorities to fill in this year's national census population survey. But there is a small fact they are failing to mention in December 2008, the government quietly awarded the £150m contract to collect and securely handle the 2011 census data to Lockheed Martin, the second-largest arms manufacturer in the world. It makes bombs, bomber jets and has run most of the US military's intelligence gathering and interrogation, including at Guantánamo Bay, where it operated thr...

And I Quote... " Probley dnt wana spk to me after everyfin which is cool I just wanted to say that I was sorry n that's the gods honest truth iv probley hurt u in the past aswell which I'm sorry for too if u reply to the message which I dnt expect I no ur more then likely gona give me a lecture on how I behaved but I already know that that's why I'm apologising i no u dnt hate me n I certainly dnt hate u that was just adolesence talk lol(hope I put a lil smile on ur face for that comment) I aint expecting frends cuz we cudnt b that now its bin too long but if I happend to buck on u I'd buy u a drink (anything under a fiver lol JOKING) but yeh that's it from me " Now when you receive such a random message like this in your inbox from a ex it is not satisfying but somewhat gratifying. You see this is a fine example of appreciating what you have while its there and cherishing what you have got. Without coming across self-absorbed or like some sor...

Levi Roots, Benjamin Zephaniah and psychologist Delroy Constantine-Simms all have their say on CBeebies sensation Rastamouse. It’s hard to keep up with all the Rastamouse controversy, we reported earlier this week that the show had already garnered a combined 101 complaints and now high-profile Rastafarians have been giving their opinion on the show with Reggae Reggae Sauce founder Levi Roots saying he doesn’t support the use of a mouse to represent his culture “I was asked to do the voice of the mouse, but I said no. I am a Rastafarian and I wouldn’t want to portray a Rastafarian as a mouse. For me it is about integrity.” he told The Mirror “I’d never portray a Rasta as a pig or a mouse as I don’t think the values of being a Rasta are served by that. If it was a lion that would be very different, a lion is strong symbol in Rastafarianism.” continuing “Personally, I do not support this representation of us. But we do need representation on TV and as this is the first it should be given...