Adam Bhala Lough

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I'm a Writer & Director of Feature Film, Documentary and Short Form Media

My previous films include the Lil Wayne documentary "The Carter" and the fictional graffiti movie "Bomb the System"

My latest documentary "The Upsetter: The Life & Music of Lee Scratch Perry" narrated by Academy Award Winner Benicio Del Toro is screening in select theaters across the globe and now available on iTunes and in a limited edition collector's DVD

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pushedandfiled:

…Unless you can feel that a hero is as fucked up as you are, that you would make the same mistakes that he would make, you can have no satisfaction when he...

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PRODUCED BY MIKE FINITO… #NEHRUJACKETS

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adambhalalough asked: KMD or Brand Nubian?

KMD for me. Black Bastards top 5 all time.

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thespacesaversproject:

Michael Konrad
Camo Cones (Hiding in Plain Site)
N 25^th St, near Poplar St

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my building!

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Space Savers are out on the street today until 4PM.

My space saver, Camo Cones (Hiding in Plain Site), is at N 25th Street near Poplar Street. Come check it out!

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Camo Cone (Hiding in Plain Site)

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Camo Cone blending in with the asphalt.

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Junior Byles - ‘Fade Away’

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“We do not believe that the right to vote every few years is in itself democracy. It is one of the cornerstones of a democratic process but nobody has a democratic experience when the core decision of significance in their lives is choosing between the platforms presented by two political parties. That’s not democracy, that’s voting between two platforms once in four years…and hoping to God that you can understand the difference between the two platforms in the first place.”

Michael Manley

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Former Jamaican Prime Minister Michael Manley is interviewed by Gil Noble in 1977

US Weekly - Sundance Film Festival: Top 5 Buzziest Flicks!

4. There’s a movie star named Mark Webber: A wispier-looking Ryan Gosling, this soft-spoken actor stands out in three films: For A Good Time, Call…, Save The Date and, most impressively, The End of Love. The latter — which he wrote and directed — is a poignant, intensely personal drama in which he plays an out-of-work actor (named Mark) and widower struggling to take care of his toddler (played by his adorable real-life son, Isaac). Webber admirably captures the travails of underperforming in a cut-throat business and single parenthood. Cameos by Michael Cera and Amanda Seyfried add to the movie’s naturalness. Here’s hoping Ryan Seacrest interviews Webber on the red carpet in the near future.

Read more: http://www.usmagazine.com/entertainment/news/sundance-film-festival-top-5-buzziest-flicks-2012261#ixzz1kgX8NBVW