On behalf of the staff of the LDMblog and the Lance Drummonds Experience, I want to say Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to everyone!  Enjoy!  I’ll be over here eating my butter sugar cookies, drinking eggnog, and watching, “The Christmas Story.”  While you’re opening gifts and catching up with family, Get updated with new music from Jamie Foxx feat. Lil’ Wayne:

“Straight to the Dance floor”

Jamie Foxx feat. Lil Wayne

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This is HUGE! If you didn’t know Brian Mcknight is one of the artists who I look up to and Melanie is my homegirl so to me this is epic! Check it out. Melanie Fiona and Brian McKnight teamed up to wish families around the world Happy Holidays with the Christmas classic Some Day At Christmas

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Last week Thursday I performed at The Bitter End for “…It’s How You Finish” and this show was a blast.  It was nice and relaxing and was packed!  I defintitely had a great time there.  Check out these stills done by Old Money while we all go crazy getting our last few gifts for Christmas.
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An absolutely mesmerizing, breathtaking, jaw dropping feature film. The last movie I saw that was this good, in which I saw it again in the movie theaters, was “Face-Off.” Avatar is unbelievably spectacular. More specifically, the images, the scenery, the quality of the picture, the action, had me amazed. In regards to the plot, think of it like this: “Pilgrims vs. Indians” but in a world where we could only fantasize about.  Think of it like this, whenever you were younger and imagined a world that was completely different from the one you knew, with birds that were the size of eagles, and plants that talked to you, and trees that moved, that is what the sets of Avatar look like.  It was like NeverNeverLand on CRACK!  I really can’t describe it any better without taking away from the experience, so bottom line — GO SEE IT IN 3-D and share the feelings I have.

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I came across this article and it touched me so much. We always hear about the indiscretions of athletes and the vapid dilemmas they get themselves into. Seldom do we hear about those who are so appreciative of the opportunities they’ve been afforded that they give back to the institutions most instrumental in propelling their careers. Other millionaire-athletes, take note!

Vikings’ Madieu Williams Donates $2M to Alma Mater
Donation creates global health initiative center

Published : Thursday, 05 Nov 2009, 9:46 AM CST

COLLEGE PARK, Md. – Minnesota Vikings safety Madieu Williams is donating $2 million to his alma mater, the University of Maryland, helping form an international health initiatives center.

The donation satisfies advice given to Williams by his mother at a young age. Williams came to Maryland from Sierra Leone at the age of 9. According to a Washington Post report, Williams’ mother always said if he ever found himself in a place to make a difference, he should do it.

The University of Maryland announced the creation of the Madieu Williams Center for Global Health Initiatives. The $2 million donation from the 28-year-old Williams is the largest gift to the university from an African American alumnus and the largest amount donated by someone his age.

The university says the center will focus on local, state-wide and global health initiatives, with particular attention to public health initiatives in Prince George’s County, Maryland and Freetown, Sierra Leone.

Williams considered establishing a scholarship fund but decided to do something larger with his donation.

-Miss Ro

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Will Smith is starting a dynasty with his family as top notch actors and actresses. Check out his son in the lead role of “The Karate Kid.” Will definitely be checking out this movie.

This is by far… one of my favorite performances of “The Lance Drummonds Experience” in 2009. I was blessed to share the essence and inspiration of this song, “Selfish” with the crowd and they and I were just vibing.

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Time and Space :: Spring 2010 — get ready…

The queen of Hip Hop soul is back and stronger than ever (no pun intended). This album is a feel good, head boppin’, and soulful R&B album. Each track has a rhythm that allows for a STRONG TWO STEP and shoulder juke. The passion is evident, as it usually is, in Mary’s voice and in this album. Although after a few minutes, my shoulders got tired of the juke and my two stepped slowed down, the productions from DarkChild, Stargate, The Runners, Tricky Stewart and The Dream (“Blame it on the Alcohol”), and writers such as Neyo and Brian Michael Cox kept me going.

Favorite Track: “In the Morning”

Honorable Mention: “I Feel Good”