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Finally after months of not so subtle hinting at an impending release Drake and his idiosyncratic branded October Firm have finally presented More Life to the world, amidst a fan fare and enthusiasm that only the 6 God can engender.  The 22 song playlist, was premiered on OVO Sound Radio on Saturday evening, pretty much sending the online community into a frenzy. The project was expected to be a an Apple Music exclusive however is now available to stream on other platforms including Spotify and Tidal.  Initial reception to the project has been overwhelmingly positive and in typical Drake fashion he has somewhat given us what is likely to be the soundtrack for the summer. The lead single "Fake Love" is a highlight along with the first and last tracks "Free Smoke" and "Do Not Disturb". A special mention also for "Can't have everything" which is a throwback to So Far Gone days. My personal review on first listening was damning to say ...

I primarily am someone who indulges more in music more than film. For the most part I probably attend the cinema once every calendar year. To further emphasise my lack of enthusiasm, the last film I went to watch at the the cinema was Dirty Grandpa. So You're probably right in assuming that a trip to my local movie theatre was long overdue. Luckily I was able to grab some FREE tickets to a preview screening of "Get Out" courtesy of Show Film First. The film was first brought to my attention by randomly coming across the trailer on YouTube, and then later that day during an episode of Joe Budden's I'll name This Podcast Later. They discussed all eagerly anticipating its release. I can usually rely on Joey, Rory and Mal for honest commentary in regards to most things, so I mildly entertained the idea of going to see it. Anybody that knows me can vouch not only am I not a Film guy, I am  also the guy who despises Action Thrillers and Horror flicks especial...

Land Rover put all car enthusiasts out of their misery by finally releasing images of their latest model the Range Rover Velar. These images come after months of eager speculation regarding the forth model in the range from Land Rover, and by early indications they may be onto a winner.  The Velar in keeping with Range Rover tradition is elegantly styled, but more than equipped for any off road excursions. The concept of this luxury mid-size SUV is to fill the gap that the manufacturers hope they have correctly identified that lies between the iconic Range Rover Sport and the popular Range Rover Evoque. I personally feel that the market place is more than ready for this type of crossover SUV as some drivers may not welcome the idea of the fully grown Sport, yet at the same time don't deem the Evoque big enough to give you the "Real Range Rover Experience". In regards to the marketplace obvious similarities have been drawn to The Jaguar F-Pace but that should...

Saturday Night saw another tumultuous Matchroom Boxing Pay per View showdown between the much maligned David Haye and man of the people Tony Bellew. Those in attendance at the sold out O2 Arena witnessed a shock 11th round stoppage win for bookmaker underdog Bellew. Bellew in the fight build-up had repeatedly predicted that even with Haye's "superior" boxing abilities, the Bermondsey native lacked the heart and true courage required to come out victorious. Remarkably in a rare sign of bravery Haye valiantly fought on until his corner stopped the fight the 11th round, despite suffering a crippling Achilles injury in the 6th. What ensued following the conclusion to what was for me personally, a disappointing climax to a decent evening of boxing will live long in my memory, a memory that goes back to the late 1980's. May 21 1989, The Majestic Ballroom in London was the setting for the unbeaten Nigel Benn vs Michael Watson for the Commonwealth Middleweight ...