Zo's Summer Groove Introducing D. Wade

Dwyane Wade is joining Alonzo Mourning to present this year’s Zo’s Summer Groove Introducing D. Wade summer event in Miami July 9th through 13th . ZSG offers something for everyone this summer over a five-day weekend of events … from golf to comedy, a concert, benefit dinner, free block party, all-star basketball game and tons of after-parties you won’t want to miss.

Main Event Schedule
07.10 ZSG Golf Classic - Michael Strahan | 07.11 Beach Ball (Benefit Dinner) - Queen Latifah | 07.12 Block Party | 07.12 Comedy Jam - Chris Tucker 07.13.08 Celebrity Basketball Game

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Todays's IN COMMUNITY NEWS... The Miami Workers Center invites you to "LIVE from Main Street -- Miami," on Saturday, July 12th, 3PM at the Lyric Theatre, 819 NW 2nd Ave in Overtown... Laura Flanders of GRIT TV and Cheryl Mizell of 99 JAMZ will co-host his nationally broadcast town hall forum where your voice can be heard by the candidates, and the nation. Come out and tell the country what the foreclosure crisis, rising unemployment, and over-development have meant to you, and meet the community leaders from Jobs With Justice, Take Back The Land and others who are making the changes Miami needs. Doors open at 2pm. For more info
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RAPPER DMX ARRESTED ON DRUG CHARGES

Rapper DMX is having a tough week. He was arrested Friday afternoon as he tried to buy cocaine and marijuana from an undercover officer, according to a Miami-Dade police arrest report. The rapper, whose real name is Earl Simmons, 37, approached the officer and asked for ''30 powder and 15 weed,'' or $30 worth of cocaine and $15 worth of marijuana. Simmons gave the officer $45 before being arrested and is being held at Miami-Dade County jail. Police are not releasing the location of the arrest because undercover officers are still working in the area. Simmons was also arrested Monday on a warrant for not having a valid driver's license and taken to Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center, from which he was later released on a $500 bond. The gruff-rapping Simmons has been dogged by brushes with the law over the years. He is awaiting trial on drug and animal cruelty charges in Arizona. Police in May raided his home in Maricopa County, where deputies say they found 12 neglected pitbulls. He has pleaded not guilty in that case.