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Update: 2nd Suspect Arrested In Murder Of Lil Snupe

A second suspect in the murder of upcoming Louisiana rapper and Meek Mill signee Lil Snupe has been arrested. The Shreveport Times reports that Edrick O. Stewart, 21, was taken into custody on July 3 and is in Winnfield City Jail after being charged with one count of manslaughter. Previously, Tony D. Holden, 36, surrendered to the authorities on June 25 for his involvement in Snupe's death.

 Holden is currently in the Winnfield City Jail and has been charged with first-degree murder, armed robbery and illegal possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. 

In the early morning of June 20, Snupe, born Addarren Ross, died after being shot two times in the chest at the Maplewood Apartments in Winnfield. Reportedly, Holden and Ross were arguing over a bet on a video game. Bail has not been set for Stewart while Holden's bond is set at $2 million. Lil Snupe, who had just turned 18, was laid to rest on June 29. 

Proper Posture LMAO: Meek Mill Ordered To Take Etiquette Classes

A judge in Philadelphia has ordered rapper Meek Mill to attend etiquette classes, based on his actions in court, in public and on social networks.

Meek Mill must take the classes by August, as part of his court-ordered probation, Common Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley said recently.

Judge Brinkley said Meek, who is on probation for a 2008 conviction for drug dealing and gun possession, has “a lot of issues.”

The rapper appeared at his latest probation hearing, where Judge Brinkley and prosecutors said that his posts on social networks, as well as his conduct in public, could “affect his freedom.”

The judge apparently received threats from fans of Meek Mill, after the rapper posted several inflammatory messages.

Additionally, Judge Brinkley and prosecutors claimed that Meek continued to travel without permission from his probation officer.

Meek Mill, who is recording a new album and going on a court approved tour, must take the etiquette classes by August 4.

Realization Justice: Suspect In Murder Of Lil Snupe Turns Himself In

The suspect in the murder of 18-year-old rapper Lil Snupe turned himself in. Tony D. Holden, 36, surrender to authorities on the morning of June 25 at the Winnfield Police Department.

Reports the Shreveport Times: Holden has been booked into Winnfield City Jail on one count each of first-degree murder, armed robbery and illegal possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. No bond amount has been set.

 And it was not immediately known whether Holden had an attorney. His criminal record includes previous, unrelated arrests on several drug charges, mostly involving cocaine, as well as one count each of forcible rape and second-degree kidnapping and two counts of aggravated battery with a dangerous weapon. Snupe, born Addarren Ross, was killed by two gunshots to the chest in the early morning of June 20 in Winnfield. 

Reportedly the dispute with Holden was over a video game. Funeral services for Lil Snupe will be held at 11 a.m. on Saturday, June 29 in the auditorium at Jonesboro-Hodge High School in the late rapper's native Jonesboro, La.

Investigation Underway: Police Aggressively Searching For Lil Snupe Murder Suspect

Lousiana police are looking for a 36-year-old man in connection with the murder of 18-year-old rapper Lil Snupe, who was killed earlier this week during an argument over video games.

Snupe, who was making a name for himself as Meek Mill's protege, was shot twice in the chest following the heated exchange.

 Police are looking for the 36-year-old, Tony Holden, and have an offical warrant out for his arrest. As of yet, they have not been able to locate his whereabouts.

Police consider Holden armed and dangerous.

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No Filter: Reebok's CEO Says Rick Ross "Has Stupid Advisors Around Him"

Rick Ross getting booted by Reebok is fresh on plenty of people's minds today because of Lil Wayne sort of apologizing to Emmett Till's family. Reebok's CEO has commented on the Rozay today, and he was very candid.

During the FN (Footwear News) CEO Summit going on in Miami right now, Uli Becker mentioned the former Reebok Classics spokesman. 

"It's unfortunate because he's a great guy, he just has stupid advisors around him," Footwear News reports, via a Twitter, that the Reebok CEO said.

Damn.

Rozay did bungle the "U.O.E.N.O." lyrics controversy. Ross did offer a mea culpa in a more timely manner than Weezy, who like the MMG rapper didn't apologize until it became evident that not doing so could affect his wallet since the Till family saying they would pressure Mountain Dew to drop the rapper as a spokesman. However, Ross apologized three different times (the first on radio, the second via Twitter and the third through a press statement).

However, it was too little too late as Reebok severed ties with him before the third apology, citing that the rapper failed to "display an understanding of the seriousness of this issue or an appropriate level of remorse."

Safe bet Rick Ross will be paying more attention to his PR flacks advice moving forward.

Another L: Rick Ross Sued For 170K By Talent Agency

Rick Ross is dealing with yet another potential financial setback. Total Access Talentagency claims the rapper hired them last November to book and organize a month's worth of tours, but stiffed them out of their 10% cut after they had already arranged dates and prepared contracts with acts such as Machine Gun Kelly, Meek Mill and Wale.  According to TMZ, Total Access was comfortable doing business with Ross because they had been booking his shows since 2004 without any problems.

 So comfortable in fact, they arranged this tour via a verbal agreement.

The company filed a lawsuit in a federal court in Miami this week. They are seeking at least $171,000 in unpaid commissions.