Author: JD

PEUGEOT SRI CONCEPT CAR

THIS IS A SLICK LIL CONVERT PEUGEOT SRI CONCEPT

MENSWEAR FOR THE SUMMER

(THAT ARMY LOOK) I SEE MYSELF IN ALOT OF THIS FOR THE SUMMER

DONDRIA RADIO DAY IN ATLANTA

TODAY DONDRIA AND I HAD A PRETTY PACKED DAY WE STARTED OFF THE DAY AT HOT 107.9 INTERVIEW WITH MARIA MOORE, SHOUT OUT TO BILL BLACK AND THE WHOLE STAFF FOR THE SUPPORT. AFTER HOT 107.9 WE WENT BY MY MAN KENNY BURNS AND BEEHIVEFM.COM IF YOU’RE UP ON IT AND YOU SIT A DESK ALL DAY I SUGGEST YOU TURN THEM ON, VERY INTERESTING INTERVIEWS AND GREAT MUSIC. SUPER FRIEND “DJ MARS” HAS A HOUR SET EVERYDAY AND ITS NOT THE SAME SHIT…THANK GOD! SHOUT OUT TO THE KENNY BURNS SHOW CREW  @KENNYBURNS,@DominicanaTKBS,@CarinMB,@djmars404

DJ ENVY TO HOST MTV2 “SUCKER FREE”

DON’T CALL IT A COMEBACK! MTV2 BECOMES THE DESTINATION FOR ALL THINGS HIP-HOP AS “SUCKER FREE DAILY” PREMIERES ON MARCH 15 AT 3PM ET/PT “Sucker Free Countdown” Creates the Ultimate Hip-Hop Video Playlist Sundays at 12pm ET/PT DJ Envy to Host “Sucker Free Daily” and “Sucker Free Countdown” New York, NY (March 10, 2010) – On Monday, March 15, MTV2 premieres the reinvention of the hit “Sucker Free” franchise, reminding fans that if it happens in hip-hop it happens here. Hosted by DJ Envy – the “Mixtape Legend” – viewers can catch “Sucker Free Daily” for updates on what’s new in music on weekdays (Monday through Thursday) at 3pm ET/PT and tune in to “Sucker Free Countdown” each Sunday at 12PM ET/PT for the final word on the hottest videos of the week. DJ Khaled drops by to kick off the first episode and talk about his new album “Victory.” During the week, DJ Envy will present the hit videos taking over the hip-hop game on “Sucker Free Daily.” From club bangers to tracks that make the speakers jump, “Sucker Free Daily” is the show to see for hot new music taking over the airways. For the latest news in music, movies and entertainment, “Sucker Free News” segments will feature the biggest hip-hop stories hitting the wire. “Sucker Free Daily” will download music fans on everything from the latest online exclusives to top ringtones to the regional radio hits. “Sucker Free Sundays” will cap the week off with a full day of non-stop hip-hop entertainment. On “Sucker Free Countdown,” DJ Envy will serve up the top 15 videos of the week. He will also sit down with the freshest faces in music, catch up with legends in the industry and get the inside scoop on everything from film to entertainment to sports. In addition, viewers will hear recaps of the top stories that grabbed the headlines throughout the week. As host, DJ Envy will bring the legacy of “Sucker Free” to a new generation of viewers. Envy has perfected the art of mixing music throughout his career and parties it up each day with radio listeners on the afternoon radio shows: “Envy’s New at 2” on Power 105.1 and “Hip Hop Nation” on Sirius XM Satellite Radio. DJ Envy has also garnered production credits working with artists such as Fabolous, Foxy Brown, Murder Inc. and DMX. “Sucker Free Sundays” has been a constant staple on the network over the years. Viewers have tuned in to see the newest music videos, hear exclusive freestyles from rap greats and hear the newest mixtapes first. “Sucker Free Countdown,” has kicked off 2010 with a bang. Ratings for the show are up +36% versus the same period last year with P12-34, +25% among M12-34 and +32% among total viewers. “Sucker Free” is Executive Produced by Eric Conte with Paul Ricci as Supervising Producer. Candida Boyette acts as Sr. Producer for “Sucker Free.”

Giuseppe Zanotti Beaded Sandals

FOR MY OCEAN CHICKS READY TO STEP OUT These sequined and beaded sandals are among the latest releases and feature both silver and gold tone hardware, so they can be worn with almost anything.

DONDRIA @ EMBASSY RADIO NYC

I KEEP SHOWING YALL THIS SO ALL MY YOUNG AND UP COMING LIFERS UNDERSTAND HOW MUCH GOES INTO BREAKING A NEW ARTIST. THIS IS DONDRIA AT EMBASSY NYC RADIO WITH DJ MYSTER AND J. CHRISTINE

TECMO BOWL THROWBACK

WHO REMEMBERS THIS? IMA GET IT JUST FOR THE LAUGHS Tecmo Bowl Throwback In a few months, Tecmo Bowl Throwback ($TBA) will let you relive your gridiron glory days of the late 80’s. Available as a download this spring on Xbox Live Arcade and the PlayStation Network, the old school omnipotent features online multiplayer (find your old nemesis on Facebook and finally beat his ass), customizable teams and rosters, and the ability to switch between 2D (8 bit-style) or 3D (shown above) views. The only downside is they don’t have an NFL license, so you’ll have to put in player names yourself. The upside is you can now have Bo Jackson versus Chris Johnson, Montana versus Brees, and one hell of a drunken, tackle-breaking weekend when your better half goes to that Zumba conference in June.

How to wear black tie

A LIL OCEAN’S FASHION TIP Herbert Hoover covers his waist The biggest mistakes men make when donning black tie. They were: wearing it during the day, not covering their waist and mis-matching the formality of their shirt, collar and waist-covering. Now, let’s explore some of the options with more personality. Know the rules, then twist them: that’s the motto here. Shoes for black tie should be, at the least, highly polished black Oxfords. The Oxford is cleaner than the Derby, and so more formal. Broguing is also informal, so none of it here please. While black Oxfords are fine, patent is better for being that bit shinier. The whole of the black tie ensemble is about contrasting textures – wool of suit with silk of lapels, seam on trousers or shine of bowtie. Patent enhances that contrast. And although many men don’t like the artificial finish, a delicate patent shoe with a thin, cemented sole is really much smarter. And it’s only one step away from the ultimate, black pumps with a silk bow. Again, many men despise them and they are certainly more effeminate than other black tie options. But with the most formal combinations above them, they are correct. And they certainly have more personality than the Oxfords you wear to the office. (Velvet slippers, being matte, are acceptable but better suited to informal black tie – with a velvet smoking jacket, perhaps.) Counter-intuitive though it may be, there is nothing wrong with wearing a white bowtie with black tie. The adjective does not refer to the colour of the bow tie but to the overall dominant colour of the outfit. As noted before, a white bowtie is merely more formal – not wrong. However, a man today is likely to be castigated by the ignorant for wearing a white bowtie. So let me suggest this instead: wear a white waistcoat in the same stiff Marcella material as your dress shirt, instead of a black one that would echo the jacket. Again, a white waistcoat is not wrong, merely more formal. And a white waistcoat will stand out far less than a white bowtie. Personality that whispers, rather than shouts. Most white waistcoats will be backless, with merely a collar and elastic at the waist. Both white and black can be made as such, and it is far more comfortable; the device was probably invented originally by shirtmakers Hawkes & Curtis. Of course, it goes without saying that you would never take your dinner jacket off, so the back of the shirt would never be revealed under the waistcoat. Indeed, black tie is the outfit that demonstrates this maxim of menswear better than any other. Every item, from the waistcoat to the shirt to the cummerbund, would lose its elegance if the jacket were removed.