LlOYD BANKS DELAYS "V6" MIXTAPE

Lloyd Banks pushes back his upcoming mixtape.

Lloyd Banks has announced the delay of his upcoming mixtape V6.

The project was originally intended for release on April 30th. The G-Unit member took to Twitter to break the news that the project has hit a delay, stating that he wanted to make the offering perfect before releasing it to fans.

"Still a few things I have to do with the tape,it's not droppin monday..but soon after!" he wrote. "I just want it to be delivered the right way. Trust me, it's worth the wait! You won't be disappointed."

Banks last released his mixtape Cold Corner 2 in November 2011. The street mixtape featured contributions from Styles P and Prodigy.

SEXY: NOLLYWOOD ACTRESS MONALISA CHINDA SHOWS THIGH (PHOTO)


The daring game just began. There was a time when names like Mercy Johnson, Tonto Dikeh, and Empress Njamah are synonymous with daring and boundary breaking.

Well, not anymore. It seems like it’s the in thing in Nollywood as every sexy actress — and even actors — waste no time in showcasing their sexiness.

Here is hot Monalisa Chinda teasing us with a bit of boob and thigh show.

KIM KARDASHIAN AND KANYE WEST LOOKING SO IN LOVE

American megastars Kim Kardashian and Kanye West were snapped yesterday looking so in love. They seem to only have eyes for each other — at least for now.

NOLLYWOOD ACTRESS EBUBE NWAGBO UBER SEXY IN BIKINI (PHOTO)

Just when you think you’ve seen the best of her, Nollywood actress Ebube Nwagbo, takes her sexiness to another level.

Here is a photograph showing extremely fit Ebube and her charming cousin.

Seriously, we have no reason not to wife this gorgeous lady.

WHY HAS AMERICA NEVER HAD A WOMAN PRESIDENT?

America has had women, black, white and Indian and others on this continent since 1608 when the first Anglo women arrived from England. They came voluntarily at the behest of the Jamestown Colonist’s males. The came to become wives, mothers and helpmates. They generally came with no contract, unless it was a marriage contract. Their coming was indispensable to the survival of Jamestown.

As The Treasurer, Edwin Sandy of the Virginia Company of London put it in 1620, "...the plantation can never florish till families be planted and the respect of wives and children fix the people on the soil."

http://www.nps.gov/jame/historyculture/the-indispensible-role-of-women-at-jamestown.htm

The next women to arrive were those intrepid souls aboard The Mayflower which anchored off the shore of the Massachusetts coast in November1620. It was while anchored that the first governing document, The Mayflower Compact was drawn up and signed by the 61 male Puritan/Pilgrims. None of the 40 or so women aboard was asked to contribute to or sign the document.

The Women of our first colonies were not simply wives, mothers and laborers, they fought alongside their men in skirmishes against their occasionally hostile Indian neighbors. Most were quite adept with a firearm or a sword if need be.

In the latter part of the 18th Century, women accompanied their men or assisted in or actually participate in some battles of the War of Revolution. Catherine Moore Barry was one such as were Margaret Corbin and Nancy Hart, after whom War Woman Creek in Georgia is named to commemorate her actions during the war. Molly Hays McCauley, better known as Molly Pitcher not only carried water; she also fired her husband’s cannon at oncoming British forces.

http://score.rims.k12.ca.us/score_lessons/women_american_revolution/adams.html



Attempts to establish a government for the American Colonies were hampered by opposing forces. The leaders, Franklin, Jefferson, John Adams, Washington and others finally convened the First Continental Congress in Philadelphia on September 5, 1774. All colonies being represented except Georgia which was having trouble with the Creek Indians and needed British help to settle matters. As was the custom, no women took part in the proceedings. The Congress did not advocate independence but rather sought to resolve differences and even introduced a plan of

Union of Great Britain and the Colonies. http://www.u-s-history.com/pages/h650.html



The Colonial leaders were preparing a Second Congress when things came to a head at Lexington and Concord. John Adams who corresponded regularly with his wife Abigail informed her that a Declaration of Independence was being considered. In a response, Abigail reminded him to “take care of the women, who would not hold themselves bound by laws in which they had no voice.”

http://score.rims.k12.ca.us/score_lessons/women_american_revolution/adams.html



The War of Revolution won, efforts were begun to execute a Constitution of Governance to replace the less than effective Articles of Confederation. No women participated in these discussions nor were any officially consulted. Women were not given the right to vote nor to hold office. The women held a women’s rights meeting at Seneca Falls, New York in July 1848. The ladies issued a Declaration of Sentiments and Resolutions modeled after the Declaration of Independence detailing, the "injuries and usurpations" that men had inflicted upon women and demanded that women be granted all of the rights and privileges that men possessed, including the right to vote.”

On February 3, 1870 the XV th Amendment to the Constitution was ratified. That was purely a political move to give free men of color the vote to the exclusion of all women. It must be noted here that black men never fully enjoyed the right to vote until the passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1965. The XV th Amendment ushered in more problems. Some states required that voters and candidates had to be Christians; some Northern and Western politicians wanted to continue the disenfranchisement of non-native Irish and Chinese. It took women 50 years more before they were enfranchised to vote. Some of these women, Alice Paul for example, underwent physical violence, incarceration and torture along the road to passage of the XIX th Amendment in 1920. The Amendment gave women the right to vote; however, it did not give them equality in every sense. Alice Paul went on to earn three law degrees andwrote the Equal Rights Amendment which has yet to be passed and ratified.

http://www.alicepaul.org/alicepaul.htm

Why should our Mothers, Sisters, Daughters, or any other female citizen be denied a basic right enjoyed by the male citizenry? I suggest that one word is the answer; Gynophobia, which can mean fear of or contempt for women. While the male contenders for the Republican nomination appear to detest each other, there are at least two women ready and willing to accept the duties and responsibilities of the Office of President of the United States.

KIM KARDASHIAN CALLS HER HUSBAND A WEDDING PRESENT THE EXPLANATION OF 7 BILLION

Basketball star Kris Humphries to the beautiful 'super three' to publicly let him know what happened to the wedding gift valued at $ 325,000 (nearly 7 billion).

Kim Kardashian and her husband Kris Humphries is pending during the divorce procedures. Recently, reality TV star said, all their gifts will be brought to a charity donation. Beauty "super three" also said the gift is not given directly, but she will convert the value of money. According to Kim, the total value is $ 100,000 gift, but she will donate to charity double this figure.

However, the Kris Humphries raise objections. Attorney basketball star revealed, in lavish wedding in August last year, they receive a gift worth $ 325,000 from a Malaysian trader. The Kris Humphries wants to know why Kim Kardashian does not declare it in the list brought to their charity.

"The gift was given to whether both but Kim has kept it and free to use. A total of gifts, do not include the other $ 325,000 gift, it was $ 400,000, not $ 100,000 figure by Kim's words, "the lawyer said Kris authorized.

The lawyer also asked Kim to confront this issue in the divorce court. Kris's representative said he will ask the Malaysian traders testify because Kim has denied the gifts they received $ 325,000, she said instead that he only gave them $ 200 a bottle.

"He's a billionaire. It is impossible to give him a bottle to go to such a low value," the lawyer's representative said Kris.According to this person, Kris wants a public divorce trial, not money, but because the truth needs to be proven. The representative of Kim is not available for comment for this story.

Kardashian, 31, and Humphries, 27, got married in August last year. However, they decided to divorce just over two months later.Recently, Kim Kardashian Kris Humphries asked to give him $ 7 million or to accept a public trial of their divorce.

I WANT A RESTRAINING ORDER... NOW - ALLEN IVERSON'S WIFE

Allen Iverson's estranged wife is frightened of her husband -- claiming the NBA legend has been harassing her and her family ... and now, she wants a restraining order.

Tawanna Iverson just filed legal docs in the couple's bitter divorce battle -- claiming Allen "has engaged in increasingly contemptuous, threatening, and disturbing behavior" over the last few months ... and she's afraid things will get worse.

Tawanna is asking for a judge to issue a protective order stat. It's unclear whether she wants Iverson to stay away physically, or just stop harassing her.

Tawanna also claims Allen is hiding big money from her -- and she wants a judge to stop him. Calls to Allen's camp were not returned.