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DJ Acidic Hasidic & MC Pinocchio Kosher dope raps and Marcovid23 sick cuts Check these beats out yo We go off Word

MC Pinocchio produces 30 LP records per year all on CD-R. SLO’s Boutique in Queens commissioned him to bust out some kosher rhymes to promote their pleather rider jackets. Shark Crowd Records owner and producer Jeremy Stein and MC Pinocchio recorded and produced this in Jeremy’s Toto studios.

http://www.WatchMojo.com speaks with Hasidic Jewish reggae musician Matisyahu about his improvisational style, beatboxing and what the band Phish meant to him.

LEAVING THE FOLD tells the story of 5 young people born & raised within the ultra-Orthodox Jewish world who no longer wish to remain on the inside. From the Hasidic enclaves of Montreal, Brooklyn & Jerusalem come stories of conflict, coercion & struggle.

A little girl mistakes a Hasidic Jew for Santa Claus. This film is part of Delta’s Fly-In Movies competition. Watch & Rate Delta’s Fly-In Movies at www.delta.com/flyinmovies. Here’s your chance to help the career of the next big filmmaker take-off! Five short films were chosen as finalists in Delta’s Fly-In Movies Competition. They’ll be shown on board select Delta flights and right here online. That’s where you come in. Watch all of the shorts at www.delta.com/flyinmovies and rate each film on a scale of 1-5. The filmmaker with the highest average rating wins an amazing prize package including a $10,000 cash prize, a $2500 Gen Art membership, and a pair of round-trip tickets valid for any international Delta flight. All of the finalist filmmakers will be flown to the 2008 Sundance Film Festival for a special celebration where the winning film will be revealed! So fire up the popcorn and enjoy the view!

A little girl mistakes a Hasidic Jew for Santa Claus. This film is part of Delta’s Fly-In Movies competition. Watch & Rate Delta’s Fly-In Movies at www.delta.com/flyinmovies. Here’s your chance to help the career of the next big filmmaker take-off! Five short films were chosen as finalists in Delta’s Fly-In Movies Competition. They’ll be shown on board select Delta flights and right here online. That’s where you come in. Watch all of the shorts at www.delta.com/flyinmovies and rate each film on a scale of 1-5. The filmmaker with the highest average rating wins an amazing prize package including a $10,000 cash prize, a $2500 Gen Art membership, and a pair of round-trip tickets valid for any international Delta flight. All of the finalist filmmakers will be flown to the 2008 Sundance Film Festival for a special celebration where the winning film will be revealed! So fire up the popcorn and enjoy the view!