#BLACKPRINT 11. 26. 10

Heart of the City presents… BLACKPRINT!  The 5th Annual Black Friday Extravaganza will be taking place November 26, 2010 at the Museum of Life + Science.  With so many “Black Parties” taking place today please allow us to show you what sets this event apart from any other hence the name BLACKPRINT. As always, this is a fashion forward event so come dressed “Photo Shoot” ready.  With 3 Full Bars, 2 Floors, and the  DJ spinning the latest and best in Hip Hop and R&B all night the atmosphere is sure to be festive.  For Table Service, Bottle Service, Birthday / Holiday Packages, or more information email us at heartofthecitiesonline@gmail.com.

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Heart of the City Presents:: Day Break:: Aggie Eagle Day Party

Heart of the City welcomes you to DAY BREAK-The Ultimate Tailgate, Aggie/Eagle Day Party at Tyler’s Restaurant & Taproom in the American Tobacco Historic District.  Bring your shades to enjoy hors d’oeuvres and cocktails on the patio Beer Garden or relax indoors with liquor, beer, and wine selections plus lunch options in the Speakeasy. DJ B.BARNES (@BBARNEStheDJ)  will be bringing you the best in Hip Hop and R&B all afternoon. For table reservations email heartofthecitiesonline@gmail.com.

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Quote of the day

“Turn your wounds into wisdom.” – Oprah Winfrey

 

Music: Lauryn Hill – Repercussions

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L-Boogie is back on the scene with an  unreleased song (?) / new recording (?). Either way it’s good to hear from her.

   

 

Video: Dania Ramirez Covers Maxim Magazine

Dania Ramirez is looking very tasty (As always) at her Maxim photo shoot…She will be on the August 2010 Cover! Keep reading for more.

Quote of the Day

“We can’t plan life. All we can do is be available for it.” – Lauryn Hill

Heart of the City: To all my weekend girls…See you soon!!

Lifestyle: A Tribute To Andy Warhol by Dom Pérignon

As a tribute to one of the most influential artists and cultural figure, Dom Pérignon has teamed up with the Andy Warhol Foundation and enlisted the help of the Design Laboratory at Central St. Martin’s School of Art and Design to reinterpret the timeless Dom Pérignon bottle. Of course, Warhol’s colorful silk screen touches have been adopted to made over these bottles. The collection of bottles will be vintage 2002 Dom Pérignon champagne, and will come in three colors– red, blue and yellow. The collection is limited in run, and will be available for the public starting October 15 at fine purveyors across the nation.

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Music: Petey Pablo – ‘Go’ (Prod. Timbaland)

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News: Marshall is making sure N.C. sports agents’ are held responsible

(Via Herald-Sun)

DURHAM — N.C. Secretary of State Elaine Marshall launched an investigation Wednesday into sports agents’ activities with college athletes after reports that NCAA violations may have occurred.

George Jeter, Marshall’s director of communications, said the secretary of state made the decision after reading media reports but that there was no complaint filed with her office.

“We’ve been watching media reports that perhaps athlete agents had given things of value to the athletes mentioned in the reports,” Jeter said. “… We don’t do this unless we think it’s serious.”

By state law, agents are prohibited from giving anything of value to athletes before they enter a contract, and they are barred from making false representations. They also are not allowed to initiate contact with a student-athlete unless they are registered with the secretary of state, and there are currently 97 agents registered in North Carolina according to the website.

North Carolina state law requires an agent and an athlete to give notice about a contract to an athletic director within 72 hours after entering into an agreement or before the next athletic event in which the student-athlete may participate.

Jeter said the maximum penalty for breaking state agent rules, which is considered a Class I felony, is 15 months in jail.

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