By Keane Bhatt
Noam Chomsky Post-Earthquake interview

For decades, Noam Chomsky has been an analyst and activist working in support of the Haitian people. In addition to his revolutionary linguistics career at MIT, he has written, lectured and protested against injustice for 40 years. He is co-author, along with Paul Farmer and Amy Goodman of “Getting Haiti Right This Time: The

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Steve Mariucci talks with the defensive captain of the Saints, Jonathan Vilma.

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Vladimir Ducasse says of his apartment in Somerset: ‘I have a place to stay and I have food to eat. There’s not more I can ask for.’

MOBILE, Ala. — Vladimir Ducasse’s agent, Joe Linta, has been representing NFL players for several decades and has had to take care of all kinds of demands from his clients. So when Ducasse wasn’t asking for anything at all the past couple of weeks, Linta was stunned.

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Pierre Garcon is joined by Scott Hanson following the Colts AFC Championship win over the Jets.

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NFL Colts WR Pierre Garcon, a Haitian descendant, is ready to rise to the occasion and alleviate pressure from Reggie Wayne.

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By Jocelyn Vena

George Clooney, Wyclef Jean and Hollywood’s biggest names help raise money for earthquake relief.

On Friday (January 22) at 8 p.m. ET/PT (7 p.m. CT), MTV’s “Hope for Haiti Now: A Global Benefit for Earthquake Relief” will air across a number of networks, including MTV. Hollywood A-listers will join forces with some of music’s biggest names to raise funds for Haiti after the devastating earthquake hit the nation last Tuesday.

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YÉLE HAITI www.yele.org YELE HAITI EARTHQUAKE FUND Text YELE to 501501 to donate $5

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By Katrina-Kasey Wheeler

Haitian-American Marvin Bernard, the famous rapper better known as Tony Yayo, is 1/3 of G-Unit, and a lifelong friend of 50 Cent. In 2005, Yayo dropped his debut album, Thoughts of a Predicate Felon, and he has been on the top of the charts ever since. G-Unit continues to dominate the charts and shows no sign of slowing down anytime soon.

On Saturday, October 4 MTV will offer viewers a cell block Saturday with the series premiere of “MTV Ranked” and a live “BUSTED” special. Beginning at 5:30pm ET/6pm C, viewers can tune-in for “Celebrity Busts: Ranked,” the first installment of “MTV Ranked” and a one-hour special devoted many unforgettable moments when celebrities were busted. Later at 6:30 pm ET/6pm C, “BUSTED” fans everywhere for a half-hour “BUSTED” yearbook special followed by “BUSTED: LIVE,” a real time event hosted by G-Unit member, Tony Yayo, in which the “BUSTED” cameras will patrol with law enforcement across the country from 7:00-10:00pm ET as they catch the misdemeanors in real time. Yayo will host from the MTV Times Square studio as comedian Ryan Belleville and Sarah Karges broadcast live from Calvert County, Maryland and the city of Akron, OH.

Katrina-Kasey Wheeler caught up with Tony Yayo to discuss his hosting gig, future projects, how his experiences have shaped his artistry, and the looming presidential election.

Katrina-Kasey Wheeler: Are you excited to host MTV’s “Busted: Live”?

Tony Yayo: I was definitely excited. I think any artist should be excited with anything that MTV brings to the table. As an artist, it is great to be able to market yourself to people who don’t know you, and people who do. It is a good opportunity for me to be on MTV, and I’m happy about it.

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