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Atlanta, Los Angeles, New York
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Actor Samuel Monroe Jr. Dies After A Months-Long Illness

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By Chuck Creekmur Verified
| AllHipHopcom Verified
Samuel Monroe Jr. died Thursday at a Los Angeles hospital after severe infections devastated his health. He was 52. Monroe’s mother Joyce Patton confirmed her son’s death in a Facebook post Aug. 27 following months of public updates about his worsening condition. The actor was known for memorable supporting roles in several movies that helped define Black cinema during the 1990s. Patton’s announcement.
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David Banner Brings T.I., Method Man, Benny The Butcher, Westside Gunn & More On “The God Box 2”

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By Chuck Creekmur Verified
| AllHipHopcom Verified
David Banner Was Ready To Quit Music, Then Everything Changed The Mississippi rapper, producer, actor and activist has returned with “Where You From?,” an anthem featuring T.I., Juicy J and Duke Deuce. The song previews The God Box 2, Banner’s long-awaited follow-up to his critically acclaimed 2017 album, The God Box.
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Wyclef Jean On Surviving Fame, Defying Algorithms And Finding God In A Room Full Of Coke

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By Chuck Creekmur Verified
| AllHipHopcom Verified
Thirty years after the Fugees turned The Score into a global phenomenon, Wyclef Jean still refuses to let one genre, market or generation define him. The landmark album earned the group Grammys for Best Rap Album and Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group, while Jean’s 1997 solo debut, The Carnival, pushed Hip-Hop deeper into Haitian, Cuban, reggae and other international sounds.
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