Enjoy your weekend. Here’s Biggie and Jay-Z performing it live in 1996.

Second grader Sean King dresses up as Martin Luther King Jr. (including black face paint) for a school project, gets judged by the color of his skin, content of his character completely ignored:

“They thought it was inappropriate and it will be disrespectful to black people and I say it’s not. I like black people. It’s just a costume and I don’t want to insult anybody,” said Sean.

A member of the school’s PTA, who was also a parent participating in the class project, said a group of parents inside the classroom agreed that it was ridiculous for the school to ask Sean to wash his face.

“I’ve never seen anything like this happen before. I’ve always been extremely proud of the school and where we live. I have two boys here. I’m extremely disappointed. If my own son, who is blonde, was chosen to do Martin Luther King, Jr., I would have gotten him a black wig and painted his face too,” said Pam Page.

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A Ukranian reporter known for trying to kiss celebrities goes in for a mouthful at the Moscow premiere of Men in Black 3, get’s the left instead.

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The Color Run has kicked off it’s 2012 tour, with many locations already sold out. Here’s the basic info for San Diego’s run, which will take place on November 3rd.

The Color Run

18-year-old YouTube user Raskalovit adds the Bridge to Russky Island to his list of terrifying conquests.

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A Facebook status update that went up the same time a hoodied-up Zuckerberg rang the opening bell from Menlo Park, officially opening the doors on Facebook’s massive IPO.

For those of you trying to keep track of just how rich Zuckerberg is going to get throughout the day, here’s a handy Wealth-o-Meter for your hating needs.

Video h/t | Wealth-o-Meter h/t

50,000 Dead In Six Years

“That’s a hook, retard.”

Meet Eric Kelly. Four-time national amateur boxing champ, two-time New York City Golden Gloves champ, 2000 Olympic team alternate, boxing instructor for “a bunch of fucking nerds, Wall Street guys.”

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Posted by J.m. Walter to Cartoon Brew’s Facebook page.

Previously: Nicktoons/Cartoon Network

A visual for the original version of  “It Ain’t Hard To Tell“, which debuted on The Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show in 1992.

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