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Yesterday we lost, if not the greatest, one of the greatest rappers to ever grace this earth

One of the most technically gifted artist and one of the most notorious villains, his mask and his personas marked a whole generation

From old school to new school the most influential rapper/MC to ever live, he blessed us with some of the greatest music to ever be heard

It is impossible to think of rap or hip-hop without thinking of one of his many personas from MF DOOM to Viktor Vaughn to King Geedorah his music and his personas are unparalleled and although the person behind them may not be with us anymore they will live on forever

R.est I.n P.ower

Your favourites rapper favourite rapper

And never forget ALL CAPS when you spell the man name, MF DOOM

I hope you and J dilla are up in heaven making the sickest bangers

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22 years ago the white stripes released their first single and one of their best songs of all time

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A few things I learned from writing my feature screenplay

I figured I’d share a few things that I think helped me take the idea I had for a story and turn it into a first draft.

- The only way out is through: I had been writing this screenplay on and off for a few months, usually getting to around page 30 and then going back to the beginning and rewriting - I found it was an endless loop and I was never making any progress past those first 30 pages. It seemed the only way for me to make any real progression towards finishing was to not allow myself to back peddle for rewrites and instead just keep pressing forward. (Any ideas I had for rewrites I jotted down in my notebook for future reference.) Once I stopped allowing myself to go back, I finally made it past page 30 and eventually finished a first draft.

- Write consistently: I was always bad with writing only when “inspiration” hit, which basically meant I was never writing. I decided that the only way I was going to get this done was to give myself a schedule. I have a day job, so I decided I would write at night, Monday through Thursday and had to, at the very least, write one page before I could stop. Some days I barely got a page done and others I got multiple pages written. But all in all it only took about 6 or so months before I had a first draft.

- Give yourself a lead for the next day: at the end of each night of writing, I got into the habit of leaving myself what I would call “leads” (like a lead a detective would pursue) which was basically ideas or a brief description of what could happen next in the story so that I was never stuck at the start of my next writing session wasting time wondering what to do or where the story would go.

While I’m far from an expert when it comes to writing, hopefully some of this stuff might be helpful for people who have an idea for a screenplay or may have already started one and are struggling to finish it.

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It's the goat's birthday today so happy birthday to the one and only JAY-Z

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One of the best Netflix documentaries/shows our there right now about the incredible lifes of some incredible directors

10/10 would recommend it is a must watch

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The greatest rapper of our era

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Terry Kath a guitarist Jimi Hendrix once called "criminally underrated" and he wasn't lying

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It's been four days and I still can't believe it

The 8th is coming next year just watch

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Let's take a good look back at Tommy Heinsohn's spectacular career

Tommy is one of the only 4 people to enter the hall of fame as both a coach and a player

He won 8 titles with the Celtics as a player alongside Bill Russell

And 2 titles with the Celtics as a head coach

He is also a

6 time all star

4 All NBA

And the 1956-57 ROY

For his career he averaged

18 ptg and 9 rbg

And he always turned it up in the playoffs averaging roughly

20 ptg and 9.5 rbg

He is one of the most polarising players to ever play and he was one of the first true pioneers of the game

He is Boston's golden boy and meant so much to the organisation being there for them for 60 years

Later attributing as one of the best commentators of any sport in sports history

With his most iconic saying "the little guy"

Tommy Heinsohn you will truly be missed may your soul rest in heaven

1993 G6 NBA FINALS

22pts 8reb 3ast 2stl 1blk

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John Frusciante & Anthony Kliedis in 1991

One of the best guitarist of the 2000's and one of the most influential singers of the 2000's playing in the same band

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In his return to the NBA with the Wizards, Michael Jordan stated that he did just because he missed basketball and he meant it, while making himself have the smallest contact on the team he didn't make a single cent out of it and all the money that he made went to charities

In his contract he wrote "for the love of basketball" and he meant it

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One of the best modern

ARTISTS

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Best guitarist in the 2000s

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Released 2 years ago and we still waiting