The techo-inspired track is called “My Flow So Tight” and was recorded by an up and coming Chicago-based group called Smoke Jumpers.

It features the repeated line: “Chris Brown should get his ass kicked.”

Radio stations in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City have begun playing a song being toted as “The Official Chris Brown Diss Track,” The Associated Press reported on Friday.

The techo-inspired track is called “My Flow So Tight” and was recorded by an up and coming Chicago-based group called Smoke Jumpers.

It features the repeated line: “Chris Brown should get his ass kicked.”

No Monday is complete without a little Chris Brown/Rihanna thrown into your Raisin Bran. The drama never stops with these two, and now Ms. Oprah Winfrey is adding her two cents.

On Friday’s live broadcast of the show, O. and friends (Gayle King, Mark Consuelos, Ali Wentworth, and Tyler Perry) took some time to weigh in on what happened in the car. Their take? Fine, get back together. But take some time. What that means, I’m not sure. I don’t know if time will stop him from hitting her.

Fresh off the heels of Mark emphasizing that celebrities can’t parent our kids, The Fantastic Five seem to think that this is a teachable moment. I’m confused.

Radio stations in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City have begun playing a song being toted as “The Official Chris Brown Diss Track,” The Associated Press reported on Friday.

The techo-inspired track is called “My Flow So Tight” and was recorded by an up and coming Chicago-based group called Smoke Jumpers.

It features the repeated line: “Chris Brown should get his ass kicked.”

No Monday is complete without a little Chris Brown/Rihanna thrown into your Raisin Bran. The drama never stops with these two, and now Ms. Oprah Winfrey is adding her two cents.

On Friday’s live broadcast of the show, O. and friends (Gayle King, Mark Consuelos, Ali Wentworth, and Tyler Perry) took some time to weigh in on what happened in the car. Their take? Fine, get back together. But take some time. What that means, I’m not sure. I don’t know if time will stop him from hitting her.

Fresh off the heels of Mark emphasizing that celebrities can’t parent our kids, The Fantastic Five seem to think that this is a teachable moment. I’m confused.

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On Friday’s live broadcast of the show, O. and friends (Gayle King, Mark Consuelos, Ali Wentworth, and Tyler Perry) took some time to weigh in on what happened in the car. Their take? Fine, get back together. But take some time. What that means, I’m not sure. I don’t know if time will stop him from hitting her.

Fresh off the heels of Mark emphasizing that celebrities can’t parent our kids, The Fantastic Five seem to think that this is a teachable moment. I’m confused.

No Monday is complete without a little Chris Brown/Rihanna thrown into your Raisin Bran. The drama never stops with these two, and now Ms. Oprah Winfrey is adding her two cents.

On Friday’s live broadcast of the show, O. and friends (Gayle King, Mark Consuelos, Ali Wentworth, and Tyler Perry) took some time to weigh in on what happened in the car. Their take? Fine, get back together. But take some time. What that means, I’m not sure. I don’t know if time will stop him from hitting her.

Fresh off the heels of Mark emphasizing that celebrities can’t parent our kids, The Fantastic Five seem to think that this is a teachable moment. I’m confused.

Radio stations in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City have begun playing a song being toted as “The Official Chris Brown Diss Track,” The Associated Press reported on Friday.

The techo-inspired track is called “My Flow So Tight” and was recorded by an up and coming Chicago-based group called Smoke Jumpers.

It features the repeated line: “Chris Brown should get his ass kicked.”

What’s not to like about tiny Frenchboro, a year-round village on Long Island? Although she didn’t travel to the island by ferry, which runs three times per week from Bar Harbor, Oprah Winfrey reportedly interviewed approximately 40 island residents using Skype, an internet phone service. (It should be noted 40 is the majority of Frenchboro residents this time of year.)

The segment is scheduled to air on the Oprah Winfrey Show today, and you can bet the entire town is watching.
When Down East photographed the Faces of Frenchboro in September 2008 we started with a question. What could you tell about a community from the faces of its people? Experiments work best under controlled circumstances, and there is no place more self-contained than a Maine island. Consider Long Island — better known as Frenchboro after its single village. Located due south of Mount Desert, this island is both small (just seven square miles in area) and remote (the ferry makes just three trips per week from Bass Harbor). What would you discover if you photographed every single one of Frenchboro’s handful of residents?

Fortunately, we had help with that one. Photographer Paula Jean Lunt married into Frenchboro. “I’m not sure what [on the mainland] you would compare Frenchboro to,” says Lunt, who lives in Tenants Harbor most of the year. “It’s the kind of place where if a lawn mower dies, it’s just left wherever it stopped, with the grass growing up through it. Everything is a chore — if you need groceries, for instance, you have to go to the mainland — so upkeep is kind of put on the back burner.” The photographer initially planned to take a formal portrait of each islander but soon found herself changing tactics. “I come from a portrait studio background, where heaven forbid a necklace clasp is showing,” she says. “But when I started shooting portraits I realized that this isn’t really who these people are.”

No Monday is complete without a little Chris Brown/Rihanna thrown into your Raisin Bran. The drama never stops with these two, and now Ms. Oprah Winfrey is adding her two cents.

On Friday’s live broadcast of the show, O. and friends (Gayle King, Mark Consuelos, Ali Wentworth, and Tyler Perry) took some time to weigh in on what happened in the car. Their take? Fine, get back together. But take some time. What that means, I’m not sure. I don’t know if time will stop him from hitting her.

Fresh off the heels of Mark emphasizing that celebrities can’t parent our kids, The Fantastic Five seem to think that this is a teachable moment. I’m confused.

Radio stations in Chicago, Los Angeles, and New York City have begun playing a song being toted as “The Official Chris Brown Diss Track,” The Associated Press reported on Friday.

The techo-inspired track is called “My Flow So Tight” and was recorded by an up and coming Chicago-based group called Smoke Jumpers.

It features the repeated line: “Chris Brown should get his ass kicked.”

What’s not to like about tiny Frenchboro, a year-round village on Long Island? Although she didn’t travel to the island by ferry, which runs three times per week from Bar Harbor, Oprah Winfrey reportedly interviewed approximately 40 island residents using Skype, an internet phone service. (It should be noted 40 is the majority of Frenchboro residents this time of year.)

The segment is scheduled to air on the Oprah Winfrey Show today, and you can bet the entire town is watching.
When Down East photographed the Faces of Frenchboro in September 2008 we started with a question. What could you tell about a community from the faces of its people? Experiments work best under controlled circumstances, and there is no place more self-contained than a Maine island. Consider Long Island — better known as Frenchboro after its single village. Located due south of Mount Desert, this island is both small (just seven square miles in area) and remote (the ferry makes just three trips per week from Bass Harbor). What would you discover if you photographed every single one of Frenchboro’s handful of residents?

Fortunately, we had help with that one. Photographer Paula Jean Lunt married into Frenchboro. “I’m not sure what [on the mainland] you would compare Frenchboro to,” says Lunt, who lives in Tenants Harbor most of the year. “It’s the kind of place where if a lawn mower dies, it’s just left wherever it stopped, with the grass growing up through it. Everything is a chore — if you need groceries, for instance, you have to go to the mainland — so upkeep is kind of put on the back burner.” The photographer initially planned to take a formal portrait of each islander but soon found herself changing tactics. “I come from a portrait studio background, where heaven forbid a necklace clasp is showing,” she says. “But when I started shooting portraits I realized that this isn’t really who these people are.”

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