Kisha's Love & Hip Hop Recap

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Last season, we watched Yandy Smith end her eight-year management role with rapper Jim Jones. Since then, Yandy and boyfriend Mendeecees Harris have welcomed a baby boy, Amir and are just trying to juggle family and professional life.

Erica- The feisty firecracker is back and working on her music /urban model career with with manager and new boyfriend, Rich Dollaz. The two have recently begun mixing with business with pleasure which could be a recipe for disaster. She strikes me as an opportunist. She did this with Scott Starch. I can already see her mouth is going to be a problem.

Olivia- Former first lady of G-Unit, is back this season working on her new album and trying to come to peace with her manager Rich dating Erica. I see a weird love triangle in the works since I felt that Rich was in love with Olivia. She has a nice voice but apparently no labels are interested so she's just an indie artist.

Joe Budden- A talented free style artist who is a charming ladies man, that in the past has lived his love life via social media but now wants a second chance with his ex Tahiry. The only problem is she's not trying to hear it AND he has a girlfriend. O_o

Tahiry- A urban model with a big booty who is best known for her rapid-fire sarcasm as well as her painful and very public break-up with Joe.

Rashidah- A shoe consultant to the stars and recently launched her own shoe line, Encore and Tahiry's friend.

Raqi- Radio personality and DJ. Her and Joe are "best friends" a friendship that doesnt sit too well with Tahiry.

As a viewer of the first season I would have like some type of explanation as to what happened to Somaya and Kimbella since we clearly see Emily on Chrissy and Jim Jones spinoff show. The kind of just threw this cast together with the exception of Yandy.


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YANKEE STADIUM OPENING DAY PHOTOS!

The field dimensions of the new stadium are identical to those of the old stadium

Waiting underneath New York Yankees banners, a long line of employees formed as they waited to start their first day of work April 2, 2009

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On April 2, 2009, less than seven months after the Yankees played their final game in the old Yankee Stadium, the new Yankee Stadium was opened to the public for the team's first workout there.

BREAKING NEWS: Plane crash in upstate NY kills 49 people

CLARENCE, N.Y. – A commuter plane crashed into a suburban Buffalo home and erupted in flames late Thursday, killing all 48 people aboard and one person on the ground, authorities said.
Flames silhouetted the shattered home after Continental Connection Flight 3407 plummeted into it around 10:20 p.m.
"The whole sky was lit up orange," said Bob Dworak, who lives less than a mile from the crash site. "All the sudden, there was a big bang, and the house shook."

The 74-seat Q400 Bombardier aircraft, operated by Colgan Air, was flying from Newark Liberty International Airport in New Jersey to Buffalo Niagara International Airport in light snow, fog and 17 mph winds.
Dworak said while residents of his neighborhood about 10 miles from the Buffalo airport were used to planes rumbling overhead, but this one sounded louder than usual, sputtered and made some odd noises. After hearing the crash, he drove over to take a look, and "all we were seeing was 50 to 100 foot flames and a pile of rubble on the ground. It looked like the house just got destroyed the instant it got hit," he said. Witness Tony Tatro said he saw the plane flying low and knew it was in trouble.

"It was not spiraling at all. The left wing was a little low," he told WGRZ-TV.
It was the first fatal crash of a commercial airliner in the United States since Aug. 27, 2006, when 49 people were killed after a Comair jetliner took off from a Lexington, Ky., runway that was too short.
Prior to the crash, the voice of a female pilot on Continental Flight 3407 can be heard communicating with air traffic controllers, according to a recording of the Buffalo air traffic control's radio messages shortly before the crash captured by the Web site http://www.liveatc.net. Neither the controller nor the pilot exchange any concerns that anything is out of the ordinary as the airplane is asked to fly at 2,300 feet.
A minute later, the controller tries to contact the plane but hears no response. After a pause, he tries to contact the plane again.
Then the controller asks the pilot of a nearby Delta Air Lines plane to see if he can see the Continental flight.
"Delta 1998, look off your right side about 5 miles for a Dash 8 about 2,300 (feet). You see anything there?" he asks.
"Uh, negative," the Delta pilot says.
Houston-based Continental Airlines issued a statement saying that preliminary information showed the plane carried 44 passengers and a crew of four.
"At this time, the full resources of Colgan Air's accident response team are being mobilized and will be devoted to cooperating with all authorities responding to the accident and to contacting family members and providing assistance to them," the statement said.
Chris Kausner, believing his sister was on the plane, rushed to a hastily established command center after calling his vacationing mother in Florida to break the news.
"To tell you the truth, I heard my mother make a noise on the phone that I've never heard before. So not good, not good," he told reporters.
Clarence emergency control director Dave Bissonette said the crash killed one person on the ground.

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