Showing posts with label Russell Simmons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russell Simmons. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 1, 2017

NEWS: Russell Simmons On Whether He’s Still Friends With Trump: “Not Anymore”

Russell Simmons On Whether He’s Still Friends With Trump: “Not Anymore”

Simmons also revealed he used to spend “every weekend” with The Donald.

Two Queens natives who became wildly successful business men have parted ways. Russell Simmons told the New York Daily News earlier this week that he could no longer consider Donald Trump a friend, despite the long history the two have shared.
At the charity gala in midtown Manhattan, Simmons recalled the time the two used to spend together. He said they used to spend “every weekend” together at Trump’s Florida Mar-a-lago resort back in the day, and even went with Trump on his first date with now-First Lady Melania Trump. The current president also wrote the foreword for Simmons’ first two books. Asked if the two were still friends, Simmons said, “Not anymore.”
Asked if the two were The falling out was inevitable, but the turning point in their friendship came after a 2015 video interview in which Simmons declared, “I’d rather Kim Kardashian be President.” Apparently Trump called Simmons' office afterwars to talk to him but the Def Jam founder refused to take the call, instead instructing his assistant to tell Trump to Google the interview if he had any questions about the statement. 
Simmons now plans to lead a “resistance” against Trump’s anti-immigrant agenda. Such a relatable problem – when you can no longer be friends with someone because they’re running for President. Do you think Simmons and Trump ever bump “Real Friends” and reminisce about their past together?

Sunday, December 28, 2014

NEWS: Game, Tyga & DJ Mustard Take Part In "Millions March Los Angeles"

Game, Tyga & DJ Mustard Take Part In "Millions March Los Angeles"

Game, Tyga, and DJ Mustard marched against police brutality in Los Angeles today.

Following the growing number of incidents in which police have killed unarmed black men in the U.S. this year, protesters have gathered nationwide to fight for change. The "Millions March" in New York a couple of weeks back collected a massive turnout, and now other cities are following suit.
While we saw Nas and Russell Simmons among the protesters in New York, L.A.'s march today also drew in some rap icons. Game, DJ Mustard, and Tyga joined the thousands who gathered to stand in unison for Eric Garner, Mike Brown, and the many others who's deaths have gone without consequence.
Check out some photos from the march below.
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