Oh, Sugar Bear, how the mighty have fallen!
In addition to watching himself get knocked out during a street fight on YouTube, the oft-incarcerated Marion "Suge" Knight now gets to watch his label, Death Records, vanish from his cold, calloused hands.
Variety magazine reported that Wide Awake Entertainment bought Death Row Records for $18 million during an auction in Los Angeles last Thursday. Last July, another label, Global Music, had agreed to buy Sugar Bear's gangster baby for $24 million. Financing fell through, so Death Row found itself back on the auction block. Anyone interested in scavenging remaining items formerly owned by Death Row (including recordings by Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre) can do so at an auction in Fullerton, California, on January 25.
Too bad Suge can't dangle bankruptcy from a balcony.
-- Kyle Koch
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The internet is seeing many services like this arise, and with the ease of access to such information (practically anyone can get these records) - privacy concerns are becoming more of an issue. There are obviously benefits to these types of services, but they also allow for people to gain information about you and your past that maybe you did not wish to reveal. People can also use this inforamtion to stalk, harras, threaten, or blackmail you. Although what they would be doing is wrong, the victim would still suffer. Thoughts?
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