Madlib (* 24. Oktober 1973 in Oxnard, Kalifornien; bürgerlich Otis Jackson Jr.) ist ein in Los Angeles lebender DJ, Produzent, Rapper und Multiinstrumentalist. Er tritt dabei unter einer Vielzahl von Pseudonymen in Erscheinung, darunter Quasimoto, Yesterdays New Quintet, The Loopdigga, DJ Rels oder The Beat Konducta, sowie als Gruppenmitglied von Lootpack. Gleichermaßen arbeitete Madlib mit verschiedenen Künstlern unter weiteren Namen zusammen, so etwa gemeinsam mit MF DOOM als Madvillain oder mit J Dilla als Jaylib. Sein äußerst vielfältiges Stilrepertoire umfasst Jazz, Funk, Soul über Hip-Hop bis hin zu brasilianischer Musik. Madlibs jüngerer Bruder Oh No ist ebenfalls Rapper und Produzent.
Lesen Sie mehr...Der 24. Oktober 1973 war ein Mittwoch unter dem Sternzeichen ♏. Es war der 296. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Richard M. Nixon.
Wenn Sie an diesem Tag geboren wurden, sind Sie 52 Jahre alt. Ihr letzter Geburtstag war am Freitag, 24. Oktober 2025, vor 230 Tagen. Ihr nächster Geburtstag ist am Samstag, 24. Oktober 2026 in 134 Tagen. Sie haben 19.223 Tage gelebt oder ungefähr 461.368 Stunden oder ungefähr 27.682.137 Minuten oder ungefähr 1.660.928.220 Sekunden.
Date: 25 October 1973
Los Angeles County Dist Atty J Busch says on Oct 24 that after Pres Nixon agreed to release Watergate tapes to ct in Washington, it should be possible to obtain any Pres tapes relevant to break-in at office of D Ellsberg's former psychiatrist Dr L J Fielding
Date: 24 October 1973
Manchester Union Leader reporters R W Pease and A C Egan Jr are served with subpoenas on Oct 23 to appear before Sen Watergate com on Oct 26 and bring all records pertinent to '72 Pres campaign; com reptdly will question newsmen about lr printed in Manchester Union Leader during '72 Pres campaign which alleged that then-Dem Pres aspirant Sen Muskie had condoned racial slurs against Amers of French-Canadian ancestry
Date: 24 October 1973
By WALTER H. WAGGONERSpecial to The New York Times
Walter WAGGONERSpecial
B T Byrne, NJ Dem gubernatorial candidate, on Oct 23 proposes program to 'guarantee fairness' to tenants and landlords through guidelines for local rent ordinances, model leases and other tenant-landlord arrangements; outlines his plans after he is 'strongly' endorsed by NJ Tenants Orgn; illus of Byrne and tenant orgn pres Mrs S Aranow
Date: 25 October 1973
By JOHN HERBERSSpecial to The New York Times
White House deputy press sec Warren says on Oct 24 that Pres Nixon 'exerted no pressure on Vice Pres' to resign
Date: 25 October 1973
By LES BROWN
Les BROWN
N N Minow, in book written for Twentieth Century Fund entitled Presidential Television, suggests that each Pres candidate be given certain amounts of network time that Govt would pay for at half price
Date: 24 October 1973
By LES BROWN
Les BROWN
L Brown analyzes TV news coverage of Watergate crisis; holds TV networks have, on whole, performed creditably in breaking news that began Oct 20 with press conf of then special Watergate prosecutor A Cox, in following developments and in analyzing their implications; notes story has been kept out of prime time; holds Pres Nixon has become canny in uses of media; notes some network newsmen believe Pres purposely timed firing of Cox for Saturday to make least possible impact; says PBS has nationally been sole source of information on rapidly changing events during hrs convenient for most viewers
Date: 24 October 1973
By WARREN WEAVER Jr.Special to The New York Times
Warren WEAVER
US Sup Ct on Oct 23 refuses to grant Amtrak an injunction against Kansas law enforcement officials who have prevented serving of liquor on Amtrak trains as they pass through that state
Date: 25 October 1973
ARTHUR BODENHEIMERSIMEON H. F. GOLDSTEINHANFORD M. TWITCHELLALEXANDER HAMMIDLouis LINDENHARRY S. GEORGEFRANCIS W. RODGERSBARBARA VAN BURENREBECCA GOLDBLUM
lrs by H S George, E Rosenfeld and F W Rodgers on ex-Vice Pres Agnew; George says he believes most people have arrived at comforting conclusion that S T Agnew was inherently honorable gentleman as well as distinguished and patriotic Amer; says he would have preferred Agnew to remain as Vice Pres and to have fought to clear his good name; Rosenfeld, in reply to W Audubon's Oct 16 lr, says place in which Agnew tacitly conceded culpability was not newsroom but courtroom; Rodgers says decision of natl networks to give free time to Agnew to address US is regrettable; says Agnew, a convicted felon, had his day in ct and chose to make his case behind closed doors through plea bargaining; calls it ironic for Agnew to choose nationwide TV for recording of his funeral oration
Date: 25 October 1973
By WALTER R. FLETCHER
Walter FLETCHER