TV Everyone knows that Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has a resident iconic rapper in Ice-T, who portrays Detective Fin Tutuola. But outside of Ice-T, the show has had a plethora of influential rappers from the 1990s, 2000s and 2010s. Published on November 17, 2019 2 min read Everyone knows that Law & Order: Special Victims Unit has a resident iconic rapper in Ice-T, who portrays Detective Fin Tutuola.

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Based on the real-life Flenory brothers who rose from the streets of Detriot to become two of the biggest drug traffickers in the country, BMF Season 2 will debut on Starz Jan. 6. The Starz series follows Demetrius “Big Meech” Flenory ( Demetrius “Lil Meech” Flenory Jr.) and Terry “Southwest T” Flenory (Da’Vinchi) as they begin their organization during their teen years before becoming well-known on a national stage. So far, in BMF Season 1, Terry has been the more reserved brother.

Usman Chaudhry and Amena Chaudhri — who opened Namkeen Hot Chicken in Chatham in October 2020 — officially launched their Pakistani-American cafe, Chashni, at 231 Main St. in early September. While both Namkeen and Chashni provide a “unique take on Modern American cuisine,” the similarities end there, Chaudhry tells DailyVoice.com. “Chashni is a commingling of Pakistani ingredients and American culture, Chaudhry says. “We pride ourselves in where our food is from, and believe in using the highest quality ingredients from local purveyors we know and trust who stand behind the integrity of their products.

Mad Men loves a loop, an echo. This final chapter of the show has hammered home this repetition, with many of our characters reliving and redoing processes we’ve seen before. Last night’s “Time & Life,” during which Don insisted we were at “a beginning,” brought back one of the most important threads of the show: the bond between Peggy and Pete. Peggy bravely told Stan about the baby she placed for adoption (and Stan was chastened and compassionate in response), but of course the real callback was the scene with Peggy and Pete sitting on the couch in Pete’s office — notably, right after Pete sees a gleeful child wrap her arms around Peggy.