Q-Tip upped a preview of his upcoming Rik Cordero directed, Amanda Diva assisted video for Manwomanboogie, which is dropping on Friday. Also, hit the jump for the flyer that I jacked from eskay to the.

A freestyle over the “A Milli v.2″ “Diva” beat with an artist whose last name is “Diva?” Sure, why not?

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What floats Amanda Diva’s boat? FInd out above. Props to Jameel.

The lovely Ms. Diva – who I better see while I’m out here – goes in on her holiday special of Diva Speak TV.

“Power to the titties & all that.”

Save the turntables, save the world. Co-starring Travis and Amanda Diva. Another class. sick.

“Viva La White Girl” >

When she’s not being chastised on her blog over at the plantation, the lovely Ms. Diva does her thing on “Diva Speak.” This episode she goes in about the after-effects on the historic election.

With the elections around the corner, Ms. Diva divulges her thoughts on some of the happenings that’s been happening, particularly one Ohio rally that if you haven’t seen you should, just to get a laugh out of… before shaking you head in disgust.

I actually caught wind of these dudes while out in Atlanta for the A3C Festival. They held their own on stage and had the crowd rockin’. With this release, the Atlanta based duo are seeking to blur the lines of distinction the industry has placed on male and female artists. Featuring a guest line up that consists of Amanda Diva, Maggie Horn, Jessica Tonder, Roxy Cottontail, Slick & Rose and Muffy with a mixing touch from T-Dot’s own DJ Lissa Monet. Along with the lyrical side of Proton, with this tape you also get rare b-sides, slow jams and party anthems from some of their favorite artists; from The Beatles to Raekwon. Definitely worth a listen…

First off, motherfluck SBC for their shoddy, overpriced service. Anyways, the always-lovely Ms. Diva speaks with the legendary MC Lyte on this episode of Diva Speak TV.

In this episode the lovely Miss Diva bigs up Alexis K. Tyler and Shawty Lo, then chops it up with Pacific Division.

At the Spectrum Funk show, featuring performances by Homeboy Sandman and Nola Darling.

While I wait for my lunch to finish cooking (yes ladies, I can cook), here’s the latest from Amanda Diva’s series, where she talks about Sarah Palin and Kwame “Don’t Call Me The Hip-Hop Mayor” Kilpatrick.