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The Hip Hop Project: Trailer
Bruce Willis, Russell Simmons in The Hip Hop Project
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The Addiction Abel Ferrara's 1995 Chiller
Lili Taylor, Christopher Walken, Edie Falco, Michael Imperioli, Annabella Sciorra all star in Abel Ferrara's spooky creation. Russell Simmons Producer!
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VMA's Red Carpet Mayhem with Your Favorite Stars
makeup glory, Diddy, Russell Simmons sans Kimora Lee, the very sexy Petra Nemcova, and Ice-T and his scandalous girlfriend Coco. We also spotted
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ARtvLive:General Motors Celebrity Fashion Show
fashion and car show, features superstar guests like Mary J. Blige, Mekhi Phifer, Tyrese, Ashton Kutcher, Jennifer Hudson and Russell Simmons. Held in
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Dave Chappelle- Def Poetry Jam
Russell Simmons presents Def Poetry Jam hosted by Mos Def.
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DEF COMEDY JAM (1992) Part 1
Russell Simmons' Def Comedy All-Star Jam (HBO 1992) Hosted by Martin Lawrence. Chris Tucker
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NY Fashion Week: Charlotte Ronson, Rock and Republic
Cassie, Drea De Matteo, Eve, Mario Vasquez, Russell Simmons
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Black TV presents Russell Simmons
Black TV presents Russell Simmons
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Black TV Presents Russell Simmons
Black TV Urban Independent Media presents Russell Simmons
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The Godfather of Rap Russell Simmons on Black TV
The Godfather of Rap Russell Simmons on Black TV
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Black TV Presents Russell Simmons
Black TV Interviews Hip-Hop Godfather Russell Simmons
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Black TV Presents Russell Simmons
Black TV 2004
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NY Fashion Week: Charlotte Ronson, Rock and Republic
Cassie, Drea De Matteo, Eve, Mario Vasquez, Russell Simmons
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Def Poetry: Sarah Kay
Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry returns to HBO for a sixth season, now airing every Friday at midnight.
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Def Poetry: Dan and Dasha
Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry returns to HBO for a sixth season, now airing every Friday at midnight.
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Def Poetry: Jill Scott
Russell Simmons Presents Def Poetry returns to HBO for a sixth season, now airing every Friday at midnight.
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RACS (Rappers Against Child Support) PSA
Hip Hop’s Heavy Hitters Russell Simmons, P. Diddy and Jay Z speak out for all of the Baby Daddies out there in the fight against child support!
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Leon Rogers Host Russell Simmons Book Party
Leon Rogers host Russell Simmons Book Release Party at Rednofive in Chicago
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SYMON DAGRAPP " TKO"OPRAH, AL SHARPTON,RUSSELL SIMMONS
SYMON DAGRAPP " TKO" OPRAH, AL SHARPTON, Russell Simmons Or Whoever [ Warning Diss ] ------------
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ALEX AGUIAR INTERVIEWS RUSSELL SIMMONS AND REV RUN/ PHATFARM
ALEX INTERVIEWS RUSSELL AND REV RUN AKA RUN DMC ON THEIR CLOTHING LINE PHATFARM.
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Russell Simmons on O Reily
Russell talks about revamping hip hop music!
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Urban Runway TV & Russell Simmons
Russell Simmons @ Underground Atlanta Sports Profile
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Russell Simmons & Rev Run
Russell Simmons & Rev Run interviewed by Diamond Black in Norfolk, VA.
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RUSSELL SIMMONS CALLS FOR HIP-HOP BAN OF CERTAIN WORDS
Russell Simmons and Hip Hop Summit Action Network call for voluntary ban of 'bitch,' 'ho,' and 'n***er.'
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Russell Simmons. Visit http://www.gomusicconnection.com
Russell Simmons in Atlanta during the Hip Hop Action Network speaks on the human desire to give. Taping by JaWar, Author, Music Industry Connection Book Series.
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BrainPOP and Russell Simmons gets animated about voting
A short BrainPOP segment featuring Russell Simmons encouraging kids to get their parents to vote.
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RUSSELL SIMMONS 9/11 5 years later w/ CHRIS MATHEWS HARDBALL
Russell Simmons as a guest on HARDBALL with Chris Mathews, special edition show 9/11 Five Years Later.
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The TRUTH BEHIND HIP HOP - 50 cent, Russell Simmons
From Truth Behind Hip Hop Part 3- antichrist superstar http://www.exministries.com/ PASTOR CRAIGE LEWIS PLEASE 4 THOSE OF YOU WHO LOVE
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Russell Simmons In Africa
God father of Hip Hop explores Diamonds
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Russell Simmons & Jesse Jackson Desire Respectful Hip-Hop
from a language of "decadence" to one of "dignity." Russell Simmons, after Oprah-sponsored discussions on the subject of black artists profiting from
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