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WATCH: DJ Khaled Surprises High School Grads In New Rochelle, Says 'Make Your Dreams Live' WATCH: DJ Khaled Surprises High School Grads In New Rochelle, Says 'Make Your Dreams Live' WATCH: DJ Khaled Surprises High School Grads In New Rochelle, Says 'Make Your Dreams Live'
Watch: DJ Khaled Surprises High School Grads In New Rochelle, Says 'Make Your Dreams Live' Graduating seniors at a Westchester County high school got a major surprise this week during their commencement ceremony, when music mogul DJ Khaled made a special guest appearance.  The Grammy-winning producer delivered an impromptu speech at New Rochelle High School's ceremony on Wednesday, June 25, where he was celebrating his nephew, Cyrus, who was among the Class of 2025.  “I want to say congratulations to all of y’all,” DJ Khaled told the crowd, as captured in an Instagram reel shared on his official account, also adding to his nephew, “Cyrus has this god energy, you got tha…
DJ Khaled Films Music Video In Westchester County With Rapper Jadakiss DJ Khaled Films Music Video In Westchester County With Rapper Jadakiss DJ Khaled Films Music Video In Westchester County With Rapper Jadakiss
DJ Khaled Films Music Video In Westchester County With Rapper Jadakiss DJ Khaled filmed a music video in Westchester County with rapper and area resident Jadakiss this week.  The 46-year-old record producer shared a post on Instagram on Monday, Aug. 29, announcing that he was filming the video in Yonkers. "@jadakiss I had a amazing time in YONKERS TODAY," he captioned one of the videos he posted to Instagram. Jason Terrance Phillips, known by his stage name Jadakiss, grew up in Yonkers. "Had @djkhaled on Warburton yesterday!" Jadakiss said in an Instagram post. "YONKERS DID"
New Paltz Police Officer Reinstated After Posting Controversial Rap Video Online New Paltz Police Officer Reinstated After Posting Controversial Rap Video Online New Paltz Police Officer Reinstated After Posting Controversial Rap Video Online
New Paltz Police Officer Reinstated After Posting Controversial Rap Video Online A New Paltz police officer will be reinstated after he was placed on administrative leave for posting a rap video, which contained lyrics asserting that there are only two genders and calling for the hanging of Hilary Clinton, on YouTube in June. Per a settlement reached by the Town of New Paltz and the Police Benevolence Association, Officer Robert Sisco will reassume his position but will be on probation for the next four years.  The settlement was signed by town Supervisor Neil Bettez at a Thursday, Oct.15 town board meeting. It stipulates that Sisco be given a 120-day dis…