Veteran rapper Timothy “Tim Dog” Blair passed away today after a diabetic seizure. Tim Dog made a name for himself in 1991 with the diss record “Fuck Compton” aimed directly at N.W.A.

He was 46 years old.

I notice some blogs reporting that Reggaeton is completely banned in Cuba. Really?

Well, after reading the main source, I didn’t find anything indicating it will be banned completely.

It seems that the Cuban government is banning songs with lyrics that are deemed sexually explicit or demeaning to women, for the most part it is targeting ”Reggaeton,” but referring to all genres.

‘El Loco’ allegedly got orders from Zetas leaders Miguel-Angel Trevino Morales and Heriberto Lazcano to dump the 49 bodies bodies in the town square of Cadereyta, in the border state of Nuevo Leon in Mexico. Later, they had banners hung around the country denying responsibility in an effort to have their enemies blamed for the massacre.

The allegation came during a news conference to present the alleged Zetas local leader detained in the killings, Daniel Jesus “El Loco” Elizondo Ramirez.

Despite his nickname of “El Loco,” apparently got nervous about dumping the hacked-up bodies in the town and instead dumped them on a highway outside Cadereyta. The bodies with their heads, hands and feet hacked off were found May 13.

49 beadless bodies found In Mexico. Reports say that some victims in earlier body dumps have turned out to be bakers, brick layers, and even students—anyone who could be snatched off the streets in mass killings that one captured gang member said were designed to “cause terror.”

The 43 men and six women found Sunday were dumped at the entrance to the town of San Juan in the municipality of Cadereyta about 105 miles (175 kilometers) southwest of McAllen, Texas.

Pictures of the dusty Enzo have been zooming around the Internet while the real thing sat in a police impound lot for reasons that have never been clear – rumors ranged from it being hot goods in transit to China, to a casualty of the authorities for having been caught doing insane speeds on the Emirates Road.

According to a story in the Daily Mail, the truth is a bit more prosaic: the owner was a British businessman who couldn’t pay traffic fines and who knows what else almost two years ago, so he abandoned the limited-edition thoroughbred to its fate. The police are going to send it to auction with 128 other vehicles, 23 of which are other luxury vehicles that were each burdened with fines anywhere from $26,761 to $27,225.

The Colombian woman in the Secret Service hooker scandal revealed that the dispute began when an agent offered her just $30 for services she had told him would cost $800.

The woman said she and other escorts partied with a group of American men at the Pley Club in Cartagena.

She denied reports that the agents were bragging about their assignment protecting President Obama, who was on his way to Cartagena for a regional summit.

“They never told me they were with Obama,” she told the Times. “They were very discreet.”

In fact, she said she didn’t know they were government agents of any kind and just assumed they were rich foreigners.

She said one of the men invited her back to his room and they stopped on the way to buy condoms.

She told him he would have to give her $800, explaining to the Times that the high price reflects her status.

“You have higher rank,” she said. “An escort is someone who a man can take out to dinner. She can dress nicely, wear nice makeup, speak and act like a lady. That’s me.”

Prostitution is legal in Colombia.

She said the agent told her he had been drunk when they discussed the price and offered to give her 50,000 pesos – about $30.

She said they argued and he ordered her out of the room, swearing at her. She said she went crying across the hall to enlist the help of another escort who was with another man from the same group of Americans.

The dispute escalated as two cops stationed at the hotel got involved, along with two more of the American men.

The original agent remained behind his locked hotel room door as the argument played out in the hallway.

Eventually, the escort lowered her demand to $250, which she said was the amount she has to pay the man who helps find her customers.

The Americans gave her a combination of dollars and local currency worth about $225.

Eleven agents and nine military servicemen – most of them married – are under investigation for carousing with 20 or 21 hookers during the trip.