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Lil Wayne’s videographer, DJ Scoob Doo, the guy responsible for the pre-jail Wayne footage and Lil Wayne DVDs, is seeking to get his Weezy footage on television. He spoke with XXL about what he’s trying to do.

"A media network like HBO could have the best impact because they won’t try to censor it," he said in an interview. "They push the envelope of what they show. You could just imagine what I could have just being with the team, and being with Wayne on his countdown to jail — and even when he didn’t know he was going to jail. Ever since [the mixtape,] No Ceilings came out, and even before that, it’s a lot of sh*t that I’m trying to catch people up with behind the scenes in what’s goin’ on." @ http://globalgrind.com/channel/culture/content/1502414/Will-Lil-Wayne-Be-Headed-To-HBO/

People who live along a ten-block stretch of Nostrand Avenue in Brooklyn describe it as an around-the-clock "open drug bazaar."

This morning NYPD narcotics officers raided six businesses in the neighborhood where, they say — along with CDs, jerk chicken and T-shirts — marijuana and cocaine were being sold.

The raids come after a two month investigation during which undercover officers reportedly made more than 50 buys.

Police targeted Nostrand Avenue between Atlantic Avenue and Eastern Parkway in Crown Heights after neighbors complained to the Brooklyn District Attorney’s office.

Police say the businesses serviced some 400 drug customers a week, with a pound of marijuana selling for $1,100 .

Officers arrested eight people, seized one pistol and two pounds of marijuana.

Brooklyn D.A. Charles Hynes said today’s raids should send the message, "We will not tolerate whole neighborhoods being held hostage by drug sellers." @ http://www.nbcnewyork.com/news/local-beat/Brooklyn-Storefronts-Selling-Drugs-NYPD-90023857.html