On last weeks #TrendingWithEZ Show, we broke down the top things you need to know about the music business.  From copyrights, to production, labels, marketing, and finances. We covered it all.  A powerhouse panel of music industry representatives to include Jaia Thomas, Entertainment Lawyer, music maven G. Baker, radio historian P. Stew, and heavy hitter Producer, DMV’s own Chucky Thompson!  Chucky Thompson has put in major work in the business through his experience with Bad Boy, P Diddy, Mary J Blige, and the late Notorious BIG. Get this knowledge:

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During her debut appearance on the ‘Wendy Williams Show’, Queen MJB didn’t spare any details about her life ups and downs. She gives the 411 on her past addiction, living life sober, marriage woes, and plans for children. As they chatted it up like good girlfriends from back in the day, Wendy also opened up about her struggles with cocaine and alcohol.

Looking stunning in a fitted purple leopard dress and sky high suede Louboutins, she performed two songs off of her recently released ‘My Life 2: The Journey Continues’ album. Check her out:

The year was 1993. The attire, big shirts, bare chest, and leather boots. The hit, Lately by Jodeci:

Woooo-Yea!

Common gets it in on Drake in his latest diss on the Hip POP

My motto is: Chicago, bitch
Everybody know you sweet, what the problem is
Don’t play dumb, I’m the one that acknowledged it
Son of a bitch, I imagine what your father is
She said, “How you make your opponent, the rapper of the moment?”
His style, he don’t own it
Acting all hard when he hardly like that
You gon’ mess around and make me catch a body like that, ooooh
Don’t do it
‘Cause every song you make Joe is really hoe music
I heard you said you wasn’t a bitch because you sing
You a bitch because you cling like a bitch that’s eighteen
Can’t say my name but rap about a nigga’s wife
You so black and white, tryna to live a nigga’s life
I’m taking too long with this amateur guy
You ain’t wet nobody, nigga, you Canada dry

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According to news accounts, the Marching 100 has a long history of hazing incidents and has been the subject of at least seven formal investigations into hazing in the past decade.

Mid November, FAMU police were alerted that a freshman from Jacksonville was in a Tallahassee hospital for injuries received in a Nov. 8 hazing incident.

Marcus Wayne Parker, 18, told police he was injured in a Marching 100 hazing ritual in which he was paddled. Parker spent five days in serious condition with acute renal failure, when kidneys fail to function properly, before he was released Friday. Parker went home to Jacksonville. He later succumbed as a result of his injuries.

Police arrested a 20-year-old former student and charged him with aggravated battery Friday. More arrests are expected.

The student’s mother is now on a mission to end hazing on all college campus’. The act is senseless and is causing serious harm to our future.

The longtime band director’s dismissal has been suspended until further notice.