NAS OWES THE IRS $6 MILLION IN TAXES

Hip hop star Nas might have caught a break in his costly divorce from Kelis, but the IRS is getting impatient. The feds just hit the legendary rapper with a new tax lien, tipping Nas' damage bill past $6.46 million, according to public records.

Times are so tough for Nas even his condo association is labeling him a deadbeat.

He owes $3,860 in common charges on his Queens condo, according to this lien filed against him last fall by the condo managers. They claim Nas hasn't paid the $420 monthly assessment since January 2010.

What's owed:

* The IRS filed a $514,298 lien Jan. 10 with the New York City Register of Deeds.
* The IRS filed a $3,365,671lien Feb. 3, 2010, in New York.
* The IRS filed a $2,584,236 lien Oct. 16, 2009, in New York.

The address on the oldest lien is this McMansion in McDonough, Ga.

His side: Nas could not be reached for comment.

[Mixtape] Game - Purp & Patron

Hosted by DJ Skee & Funkmaster Flex. Features inlcude Lil Wayne, Fabolous, Wiz Khalifa, Snoop Dogg, Pharrell and more. Continue reading to download.

Disc 1
1. L.A. Times (Prod. By Ervin "EP" Pope)
2. In My '64 Feat. Pharrell & Snoop Dogg (Prod. By The Neptunes)
3. Soo Woo Feat. Lil Wayne (Prod. By Bink)
4. Living Better Now Feat. Detail & Tools (Prod. By DJ shake)
5. R.I.P. Story (Prod. By Nottz) 6. Purp & Patron (Prod. By DJ Shake)
7. I'm The King (Remix) Feat. Mistah FAB & The Jacka (Prod. By 1500 Or Nothin)
8. Taylor Made Feat. Wiz Khalifa (Prod. By Che Vicious)
9. Childrens Story (Prod. By Ervin "EP" Pope)
10. Dead (Prod. By 1500 Or Nothin)
11. Ferrari Lifestyle Feat. Fabolous (Prod. By D.A.Dorman)
12. The Kill (Prod. By Cool N Dre)
13. Heart Breaker Feat. Rev Burke (Prod. By The RZA)
14. Purp & Yellow (Skeetox Remix) Feat. Snoop Dogg & Wiz Khalifa

Disc 2
1. Burn NY Feat. Mysonne (Prod. By Mike City)
2. Bad Intentions (Prod. By DJ Shake)
3. Khaki Suit Feat. T-Pain (Prod. By T-Pain)
4. Wonderful World (Prod. By DJ Shake)
5. Ashed To Ashes Feat. Rick Ross
6. Dedicated Feat. Pharrell (Prod. By The Neptunes)
7. Soft Rhodes Feat. Ashanti (Prod. By Dr. Dre)
8. I Just Want To Fuck (Prod. By Denaun Porter)
9. 187 Feat. Lil Boosie
10. Whip It Feat. Fabolous (Prod. By DJ Haze)
11. Favorite DJ Remix Feat. Clinton Sparks & Jim Jones (Prod. By Green Lantern)
12. Supastar Feat. Ashley Cole & Mike Epps (Prod. By Ervin "EP" Pope)
13 . Can A Drummer Get Some Feat. Travis Barker, Swizz Beatz, Lil Wayne & Rick Ross
14. History Feat. Doug E. Fresh, Big Daddy Kane & KRS One (Prod. By Ervin "EP" Pope)
15. The Ocean Feat. Dr. Dre (Prod. By Dr. Dre & Che Vicious)

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HAVOC SAYS PRODIGY TO BE RELEASED MARCH 7

Havoc stopped by Statik Selektah’s Shade 45 radio show and let it be known that his partner in rhyme will see the light of day on March 7th.

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DAMN: In 2010, Facebook took in $1.86 billion in advertising revenue DAMN

Analysts are claiming that Facebook and Google may have more in common than previously believed, especially when it comes to how Facebook handles advertising. In new results from eMarketer, Facebook is raking in quite a bit of revenue based on advertising through the site. But, what’s most surprising to analysts, is not so much how much money that Facebook is drawing in, but the fact that it’s not coming from major advertising agencies, but more from small- and medium-sized businesses.

Facebook’s self-service ad platform is seeing a lot of business as of late. The popular social networking site has seen a worldwide advertising revenue increase of 86% versus the previous year’s results, courtesy of the $1.86 billion in revenue in took in. Of that, $1.21 billion was earned within the United States, adds the analyst.

The main takeaway of the results, though, is where the majority of the money is coming from. According to eMarketer, 60 percent –or $1.12 billion– stems from small- or medium-sized business that are more than likely using self-serve tools to advertise on the social website. That’s compared to the $740 million that’s being produced by major marketers, like Coke, Match.com, and P&G. According to Debra Williamson, the principal analyst at eMarketer, these small- and medium-sized businesses are taking advantage of Facebook’s rapid growth (which now has over 650 million users), and using the strategies they used to promote themselves on Google to do the same thing on Facebook.

Williamson adds that, “Facebook is the biggest storehouse of consumer data on the internet.” With that being said, it’s no surprise that marketers and advertisers, and anyone else that can prosper from the data that Facebook collects every day, is flocking to the social networking website.