London- Malek Willis- rapper, producer, cyborg activist and half of the rap duo Throwing Fit- held a press conference earlier this morning to discuss allegations made against him of statutory rape. You may remember that years ago Willis discovered the burgeoning young singer/song-writer Gemma Carmel. Willis and Carmel officially announced that they were engaged just months after her eighteenth birthday. The relationship took a turn for the worse, and the couple split after a three month engagement.

Flash forward to six months ago when Willis was spotted in the company of growth-accelerated clone of Carmel. Recently, the real Carmel came forward and said that the DNA sample that the clone was synthesized from was taken when she was only 15, and soon after, she filed suit against Willis. Centaury Entertainment Corporation lawyers and Willis claim that it is a non-issue because the clone itself is only 17 months old, but contains the accelerated-brain tissue of a 20-year-old. Carmel and RiskFactor Records have yet to respond.

London - This week, RiskFactor Records and their parent corporation won the long bidding war for the capsule containing the remains and works of the futurist band, Juvenile Frequency. The Band formed nearly 100 years ago, but refused to release any material or allow anyone to witness them perform while they were alive. Instead, they placed all their records, holo-captures of their performances, DNA samples, tissue samples, and a wealth of other information within a time capsule and then buried it underneath their studio.

Last year when the building was demolished, the capsule was discovered by developer Chris Jasen, who put it up for auction. RiskFactor plans to release the first of the 19 records in the capsule later this year, and to support it with a holographic tour and a number of pre-recorded music videos. Plans to clone the band from the provided DNA samples are underway, however it is doubtful that the clones can live up to the originals, who killed themselves after the capsule was buried, but before breakthroughs in technology that would have allowed them to copy their memories onto Artificial brain tissue. The Juvenile Frequency Futurist Manifesto is available on RiskFactor's website.