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Young L, the influential Berkeley producer and founding member of Bay Area hip-hop collective The Pack, has reportedly died. Oakland rap icon Too $hort broke the tragic news on Instagram Thursday, praising the producer behind the 2006 breakout hit “Vans” by saying he had never heard a Young L beat that didn’t “slap.” Raised by musician parents, Lloyd Omadhebo grew up as a skater kid at Albany High, where he began experimenting with FruityLoops 3.56 and teamed up with Lil B, Stunnaman, and Lil Uno to record upbeat house-party music out of his bedroom closet—intentionally pivoting away from the street-heavy themes of earlier West Coast rap. That sound exploded on MySpace and later inspired his co-founding of streetwear label Pink Dolphin.

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LeBron James' Beverly Hills mansion, built on the site of the $36.75M house he demolished, is almost finished and getting its own basketball court.

Rams WR corps heading into week 10: Konata Mumpfield Tutu Atwell CJ Daniels Xavier Smith Oh boy.

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#Rams WR Puka Nacua is likely going to placed on IR with a PCL/MCL sprain and turf toe. He's out at least four games.

Oh Boy: Giants WR Malik Nabers goes OFF on Greg Olsen for criticizing his body language and demeanor during today’s game against the Eagles. We rarely see an athlete take shots at a network like this. 😬😬😬