Everyone’s favorite (and sexiest) detective, DCI John Luther is back on the job!  Two time Golden Globe nominee Idris Elba returns for another heart-season of the critically acclaimed BBC procedural “LUTHER.”  Season 2 picks up a year after the climactic season finale: Alice  is biding her time in a pysch ward, Ripley has been demoted to uniform duty, and Luther has been banished to dusty files, solving cold cases.  Luther’s only source of comfort exists in his newfound friendship with Mark North–forever bonded by their grief over the loss of Zoe.  Luther grabs his chance to redeem himself and make amends to the people closest to him, when he’s called back to duty; a new threat arrives in the form of a Punch-mask wearing serial killer terrorizing the streets of London.

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eLZhi, no explanation needed. One of hip hop’s greatest emcee’s took the time out to speak with me. We chopped it up about his current projects ‘The Leftovers Unmixedtape’ and Slum Village’s ‘Villa Manifesto’, as well as the passing of J Dilla and Baatin, how he was able to use Dilla’s beats. If you recall eLZhi took time out in 2008 while promoting The Preface to check in with theurbandaily.com eLZhi spoke about Dilla’s estate drama:

There’s some drama, some issues and hopefully it’ll get resolved real soon cuz that man worked hard for his empire. The people close to him deserve to reap the benefits off of what he put out there and I don’t think [Dilla's mother, Ms. Yancey] is getting what she deserves and I hope it goes down well. And I hope it goes down soon. It’s crazy how certain people can be cold hearted toward certain situations and I hope it gets resolved real soon.

A highlight of our conversation was about his upcoming projects and working with Black Milk, another artist on my ‘List of Greats’ to interview. The Preface is considered by many as one of the best hip-hop albums of 2008 and all time for that matter. I can only speculate that his upcoming project and work with Black will fall in to the ‘Best Of’ category.

Check out the full interview below.

Although I met eLZhi last year at the Rock the Bells Music Festival in Chicago, this interview is definitely a personal achievement. I have an undefined amount of respect for eLZhi and Slum Village for creating and staying true to hip hop, with out succumbing to the commercialized hip hop genre of “music”.

Although the pairing of J Dilla and Slum Village is one of hip hop’s best, “Selfish” produced by Kanye West and featuring John Legend came close. The song samples a part of the intro to the hit song “Call Me” by Aretha Franklin.

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20 “Cinco De Mayo”-Inspired Fashions

The newest trend in celebrity fashion requires a pair of scissors and a few well though out slashes.

Cut outs are taking over the fashion game, as everything from tights to couture dresses are now available with carefully placed holes, tears, slashes and gashes.

While the look is blatantly sexy, it is very important that cut-outs be done conservatively. This means that private body parts need not show, and the crafty openings should be relegated to one area of the body.

Here is a prime example of how the cut out trend should, and should not be done:

If done correctly, we think that cut-outs are a fly new trend. Take a look at celebs demonstrating a few ways to bare skin in the gallery below:

Hot Or Not: The Cut Out Trend

The newest trend in celebrity fashion requires a pair of scissors and a few well though out slashes.

Cut outs are taking over the fashion game, as everything from tights to couture dresses are now available with carefully placed holes, tears, slashes and gashes.

While the look is blatantly sexy, it is very important that cut-outs be done conservatively. This means that private body parts need not show, and the crafty openings should be relegated to one area of the body.

Here is a prime example of how the cut out trend should, and should not be done:

If done correctly, we think that cut-outs are a fly new trend. Take a look at celebs demonstrating a few ways to bare skin in the gallery below:

Here are our top 3 picks for how cut-outs should be done:

Option 1

If you are going to rock cut-out tights, keep it simple and wear them with classic pieces like a blazer and plain pumps.

Option 2

Go with a simple dress that has a few cut-outs placed in non-revealing places.

Option 3

A cool cut-out bootie is chic if worn with simple pieces.

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Whats your opinion on the cut-out trend?