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Its Thursday actually "Throwback Thursday", and as part of the branding process we go into our archives to pullout interviews from some of our favorite people we've worked with. In two more days Ochoa hits the ring again, and to help him promo we are posting this article with plans to follow up with him post fight to see what's changed since we last spoke with him.It's not everyday that one is given an inside view into the intense world of boxing, but today the UNDEFEATED Junior Welterweight Zachary "Zungry" Ochoa gives us a ringside seat. The Brooklyn born and bred Ochoa has been fighting since the young age of 13 he says" I've loved fighting since day one so I decided to try boxing, because I knew I could hit people without actually getting in trouble. I also knew that God had blessed me with a set of skills and a gift that I needed to take advantage of", fully aware of all the dangers and risks this sport is attached to Ochoa pu...

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Sauce God Cliff Dixon drops the visuals to his latest musical endeavor below, the fashionable hooper, and brother of Kevin Durant has been linked to some of the baddest chicks in the game. Checkout ''Lavish", below by the PG County native...... Tweet

Ten years ago one of the world's most recognizable supermodels branched out to show that she was more than just a pretty face. Tyra Banks created the first interactive competition reality series that brought the world of high fashion runway models into the living-rooms of the American viewing audience. The show now in its 20th cycle has decided to show us the less-publicized world of male modeling which is where you can catch Don Benjamin. The Chicago born Minneapolis raised super-model in training has been living in Los Angeles the last seven years, taking on small gigs in catalog shoots to help pay the bills before catching his big break on America's Next Top Model. With this being such a groundbreaking moment on the show Benjamin describes it as being a blessing in itself and kind of a surreal moment in his life.   Being in the house are the guys just as catty as women when it comes challenges, trying to steal the thunder etc....... Well we filmed from Febr...

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Social Media is currently at all time high in terms of networking and getting brand recognition, but sometimes we forget that the younger generation has a huge voice when it comes to all the new phrases, fashion, music, and even the way we currently do promo. So when our correspondence in the Florida area hit up Dreko Suave we knew it was the right direction to take our brand. Here our are a few questions we asked the young model with cheekbones and jawline that makes the most confident person feel "Insecure". We wanted the short questionnaire to very adjacent to the current ask me a question theme that everyone is so fond these days, but we also wanted to keep it very simple and relatable to his fanbase, Instagram needs owes us a check for making this job harder, this is what resulted from our Q&A below.... We start by introducing yourself to the readers like what’s your name, age, height, and where you are from.... Dreko, 100, 5’11, Miramar, Florida Br...

Well first of all I wanna say you can sing your ass off so it would great if once this is complete we could some live footage for the site to accompany the interview, and also thank-you for working with me.... Thank you so much! Seriously appreciate that . Who is Tyler, where is Tyler from, and what made you decide to sing... I am a singer/songwriter, born and raised in Camden NJ.   After graduating high school i moved to the Big Apple, NYC! Since I can remember I’ve always loved singing, I just never knew that I could make it a career. Now being raised in an underprivileged city, dreams of becoming a singer are basically a joke. I mean, with that being said my mother always pushed the agenda of being a doctor and that is where my focus lied. It wasn’t until I graduated middle school and I was accidentally placed in a choir class that singing became my life. The teacher at the time Benita Farmer asked if I could stand up and sing I believe I can fly by R Kelly to c...