Jayson Knight is the twenty-four-year-old manager of the Water Hole Bottle Shop in the small town of Eton, Georgia. Four years ago, he moved from California and became lucky enough to be given a job by Mr. Jameson, the shop owner. Despite his boss’ stern and demanding ways, Jayson always thought of him with high respect and loyalty. But these virtues are tested when Jayson, together with his girlfriend Haley, is entrusted by Mr. Jameson with a wish just before his last breath. Without hesitation, Jayson takes on the mission to protect his boss’ wife, Maggie—and look after Haley along the way. They must quickly escape from the men who murdered Mr. Jameson.

But who are these men?

Best Served on a Cold Dish follows Jayson’s action-filled journey to the truth and justice, only to find himself digging out nightmares from the past. Along the way, he discovers an intricate web of family feud fueled with threats, deceit, disloyalty, and frustrations. Readers of this page-turner will be engrossed into finding clues and sanctuary to conclude a seemingly never-ending tale of vengeance.

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The official music video for “Make Up Bag” with The-Dream featuring T.I. off the new album, Love King, in stores on June 29th.

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James Cameron didn’t need 3-D to break this record.

Just four days after debuting on store shelves, “Avatar” has sold 2.7 million Blu-ray discs to consumers in the U.S. and Canada, according to 20th Century Fox — more Blu-rays than any previous movie has sold. The previous record holder, “The Dark Knight,” has sold 2.5 million Blu-rays since its debut 16 months ago.

Fox also sold 4 million standard definition DVDs. The combined total makes “Avatar” the biggest DVD launch of the year, breaking a previous mark of 4 million Blu-ray and DVDs combined set by “The Twilight Saga: New Moon” on its first weekend in March.

“Avatar” also debuted Thursday in France, where it sold a combined 400,000 units on DVD and Blu-ray, the biggest-ever launch in the country. It is at the top of the charts in Germany as well, although specific sales figures weren’t immediately available. It goes on sale in Great Britain on Monday.

The huge debut for “Avatar” on home video dispels concerns that consumers wouldn’t want to see it on a 2-D home television after most watched it in theaters in 3-D. Eighty-three percent of “Avatar’s” $746.4-million domestic gross has come from theaters with 3-D screens. More than 70% of its $1.975-billion international gross has come from 3-D.

The news comes as Fox recently signed deals with kiosk renter Redbox and DVD-by-mail firm Netflix that keep “Avatar” and all of the studio’s future releases off the services until 28 days after they go on sale.

“Avatar” provides a much needed shot in the arm to Hollywood’s home entertainment business, which saw its revenue fall 8% in the first three months of the year and 5% last year.

AllHipHop News Reports:

Jay-Z is going to bat against Boston Red Sox player David Ortiz for naming a club in the Dominican Republic after the rapper’s 40/40 Club.
According to Reuters, Ortiz is illegally operating a Forty/Forty club on the island, in addition to running the domain name www.fortyforty.net.

Ortiz’ club opened in October of this year, while Jay-Z’s first 40/40 location in New York opened in June of 2003.

Jay-Z and his business partner Juan Perez own and operate 40/40 Clubs in New York, Atlantic City and Las Vegas, with plans to open more clubs in Tokyo and Macau.

The superstar rapper claims Ortiz is capitalizing on the fame and value of the club, by using the name according to a lawsuit filed in Manhattan Federal Court earlier today (April 15th).

Ortiz is aware of the club’s name, because he has patronized Jay-Z’s famous flagship location in Manhattan in the past.

At press time, neither Jay-Z or David Ortiz have commented on the lawsuit