B13 Peer Review

B-13 Peer Review: Rio Santana Rio Santana, a talented Producer, Editor and Director, out of Palm Beach County, has a creative eye in front and behind the camera.  When it comes too creativity, organization, beauty, and intensity"Santana Productions™" is where you need to be.  Rio has held positions such as Video Production Manager, Video Producer, Videographer and Editor and a variety of other video production specialties in the video industry. Mr. Santana has worked with Well Known Names such as: Thiago Silva (UFC Fighter) Thiago Alves (UFC Fighter) Jeff Monson (UFC Fighter) Cole Miller (UFC Fighter)  BlockBread Ent. (Music Artist) Young Trouble (Music Artist-Poor2Rich Ent.) World reclaimed fitness guru Juan Carlos Santana (Fitness Trainer) ... And the List goes on! Want to take your image to a more professional level? Santana Productions™ is the place for you! 561-350-4104 (rio@ihpfit

A bunch of people who worked for  Master P  on his 2003 movie "Uncle P" claim the former rap mogul wasn't bout it, bout it when it came to  pay day   -- and now they want their cash ... more than $240k!! According to court documents obtained by TMZ, several members of the crew sued P back in 2005 and WON -- but P never forked over the dough. Now, the class has taken their case to the U.S.   Bankruptcy Court  in L.A. -- hoping they can finally squeeze some cash out of the man who was once reported to be worth $600 million. The class wants the court to push P  into bankruptcy  so that an independent trustee will be appointed to oversee P's assets ... and maybe then, they would be able to collect. 

In just four days out, Weezy's latest sells more than 300,000 copies in the digital store. Just a few weeks after Jay-Z and Kanye West   broke the first week sales record  Watch the Throne , Lil Wayne accomplished the same feat with his latest album   Tha Carter IV HHNM , Weezy has sold more than 300,000 copies of his latest offering since it hit the web on early Monday at midnight. In its first week,  TC4  is   now expected   to move between 925,000 and 975,000 copies, whereas   earlier estimates  put the album between 850,000 and 900,000 units. In its first week out,  Watch the Throne  broke Coldplay’s previous iTunes record for first week sales, moving roughly 290,000 copies.