VIDEO: FBG DUCK- "WOO S**T"

Shot by @Lakafilms

Watch as FBG Duck spazzes out on this new single & visual.

VIDEO: G HERBO F/ JOEY BADA$$- "LORD KNOWS"

G Herbo and Joey Bada$$ present the official visuals for "Lord Knows".

Directed by Slick Jackson. Edited and produced by Guy Blelloch.

(Produced by Metro Boomin)

MIXTAPE: BO DEAL & LEOSKI D- "STREET KINGZ"

Street Kingz, the new mixtape from Bo Deal & Leoski D.

MUSIC: SPENZO- "PLAYOFFS"

Stream & support the latest single from one of Chicago's youngest artist doing their thing.

VIDEO: RIC WILSON F/ TASHA– "LOST SOUL"

Ric drops a new single & visual from his The Sun Was Out Ep.

SPORTS: FORMER PROVISO EAST HEAD COACH DONNIE BOYCE CLEARED OF WRONGDOING

Boyce, Michael Finley and Sherrell Ford, best known as the “Three Amigos,” helped lead Proviso East basketball team to a state championship in 1991. As a coach, Boyce led the boys varsity team to the state finals in 2011-12 and the state semifinals in 2012-13.

Cell phone footage released two years ago shows Boyce allegedly choking a female student while trying to break up a fight at Proviso East.

The Proviso Township High School District 209 Board of Education fired Boyce last February and voted against rehiring Boyce as a basketball coach last November after he reapplied for the position. The arbitration, which entailed a third-party probe into the incident, was launched last August and only recently concluded.

On Feb. 2, D209 board member Claudia Medina announced in a Facebook post that Boyce would be “reinstated into Proviso” and that arbitration “found him innocent,” although she didn’t go into specifics regarding the reinstatement. In a recent interview after Medina’s announcement, D209 Board President Theresa Kelly said that she had been told by district administration officials that Boyce would be reinstated to both his head coaching position and his position as a security guard at the high school. District officials have not yet responded to requests for comment.

NEWS: EARTH, WIND, & FIRE FOUNDER MAURICE WHITE DIES AT 74

White was born in Memphis in 1941, the son of a doctor and grandson of a New Orleans piano player. He showed musical gifts at an early age, studying at the Chicago Conservancy. During the 1960s, he backed Muddy Waters, the Impressions and others and worked as a session drummer in Chicago.

Earth, Wind & Fire founder Maurice White, whose horn-driven band sold more than 90 million albums and made hits like "September," ''Shining Star" and "Boogie Wonderland," died Wednesday at his home in Los Angeles, his brother Verdine said.

White, who was 74, suffered from Parkinson's Disease and had retreated from the public even as the band he founded kept performing.

VIDEO: MR.MIDAS F/ TREV RICH- "WHERE WERE YOU"

Mr.Midas teams with Trev Rich and ask the key question "Where were you" in this new single & visual.