(Video) NBA: Sheesh, Ty Lawson Breaks Kirk Hinrich’s Ankles

While Chicago Bulls’ Kirk Hinrich is usually one of the toughest on-ball defenders in the NBA, Ty Lawson felt otherwise and definitely let us know. Lawson, with a sick in and out move, BROKE Hinrich’s ankles and pride! It was so smooth, Lawson didn’t even know Hinrich had fallen. Hit the jump to check out what went down at the Pepsi Center.


(Photo) Chief Keef Confirms That Interscope Records Has Dumped Him!!!

It was the inevitable… The bang bang Chicagoan has been released from his record label — Interscope Records. He takes to Twitter to make the announcement official. Hit the jump for more.


(Video) Say What?! iPhone 6 Screen Already Getting A Stress Test…Goodbye Screen Protector?!?

I’m not sure I’ve ever witnessed such a hype that the screen before attached to actual device is getting a stress test to see what it can stand up to, Nuts!


(Video) LMAO! Survival Guide To Taking A Dump At Work!

This is dumb funny, yet very real, follow the steps in the video below to make an uncomfortable moment more..livable.


(Video) NBA: Breaking Ankles! Tim Duncan Sends Amir Johnson To The Floor!

Too old?!  Nahhhh. Tim Duncan has something for those calling him old.  Check out this nice move Duncan had on Amir Johnson…


(Video) Wale Was Left For DEAD In The Music Industry ?!?!

Okay, so HE wouldn’t exactly put it in those words, but the #teamMMG rapper visited the Combat Jack show, and while they expressed Wale’s disconnection with Jimmy Iovine and old his record label, he states that, “I was left dead from a label that don’t support hip-hop music no more.” He feels as though he’s “graduated” into bigger and better things, so it was an experience. Even though he was dropped, he’s made it, and even after that, Wale was asked to sign with Polow da Don. MMG was the move he made, and now ex-business partners have that salty taste in their mouth. Drop down bottom and check out the one of three part interview.


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