B13 Peer Review

Kelly Rowland - "Keep It Between Us" This is a fitting tribute for a beautiful Star from B-13 Peer Review!  Kelly Rowland - "Keep It Between Us" from Kelly Rowland on Vimeo . Kelly Roland- Stole Kelly Rowland - Lay It On Me ft. Big Sean Kelly Rowland - Motivation (Explicit) ft. Lil Wayne Kelly Rowland - Forever And A Day [Video] Kelly Rowland – Down For Whatever Ft. The Wav.s Kelly Rowland Ft Eve- Like This

Lil’ Kim 2012 Album Promo Picture December 26, 2011 12:35 pm Hahz 9 comments Lil' Kim 2012 Album Promo Picture Don’t call it a comeback…Christmas day Lil Kim gave her Twitter followers a glimpse of what they can look forward to. Do you think Lil Kim’s come back motivated by the onslaught of recent Nicki Minaj disses? Lil' Kim - Dead Girl Walkin (INSTRUMENTAL SNIPPET) EXCLUSIVE 2011-2012

Jeffrey Atkins says that he's made a few top level acquaintances in the clink.   by Steven J. Horowitz posted February 02, 2012 at 6:36AM PST | 67 comments Ja Rule is currently serving a two-year bid for gun possession, but time behind bars isn't so bad for the former Murder Inc. rapper. In an interview with New York Daily News , Ja, whose real name is Jeffrey Atkins, said that he's befriended former state controller Alan Hevesi and former Tyco CEO Dennis Kozlowski and that prison is "amazing" for hosting these types of individuals. “Outside, you don’t meet guys like this every day. This place is amazing,” he said. “Koz just got out on work release. Not to say I wish he was still here... But they’re both great, smart guys. “It’s funny,” he added. “We’re from totally different walks of life. But when you’re here, you’re here.” Listen to the full interview below. Ja Rule Compares His To Lil Wayne's Gun Charge by Steven J. Horowitz ...

Dr. Dre Gives Rick Ross A $100K Watch   We here at B-13 would like to wish Rick Ross a belated,"Happy Birthday". Of course we here at B-13 can not give Rick Ross a $100,000 Hublot so what we will do is say... Here's To You Rick Ross HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

B-13 Peer Review's Moment in Black History Ruby Bridges Hall In November 1960, six-year-old Ruby Bridges Hall became the first African American child to desegregate an elementary school. Although she only lived a few blocks from the William Frantz Elementary school in New Orleans, Louisiana. Marshals had to escort Ruby because of angry segregationist mobs that gathered in front of the school. For an entire year, she was the only student in her class since white parents pulled their children from the school in protest. She wrote about her experiences in her book THROUGH MY EYES. ONE YEAR IN AN ALL-BLACK SCHOOL When it was time for me to start kindergarten, I went to the Johnson Lockett Elementary School. My segregated school was fairly far from my house, but I had lots of company for the long walk. All the kids on my block went to Johnson Lockett. What I didn't know in kindergarten was that a federal court in New Orleans was about to force two white public schools to a...

by Sean Ryon posted January 31, 2012 at 5:18PM PST The Chef drops a bombshell on VladTV about how he feels the Wu's solo careers hurt the group. VladTV recently caught up with Raekwon to talk about the legendary Wu-Tang Clan's career and their legacy as of late. During the interview, the Chef explained that he personally feels the Clan hasn't been as active as a team as of late due to differences that arose out members' solo success. He explained that when the Wu was first working together, there was a certain energy and hunger that unified the nine members behind the W. But as members branched off with their own projects, certain emcees' solo fame led to divisions within the group that ultimately hurt almighty Wu's effectiveness as a team. "What I really miss is that energy from my brothers. We were young, we were child stars at that time, but I miss being around niggas and laughing in the studio…just, eve...