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Kourtney Kardashian Holds Us Over Until Kim

Joe — Mon, 23 Mar 2009 23:16:34 +0000

No it’s not Kim time yet, but she’s coming. Wake up with us tomorrow a.m and you’re in for a treat. [Bastardly]

This new pic of Em, Dre and 50 is a classic. [Nah Right]

If you’re not looking to drop paper on the Yeezy’s cop these RT1’s. [Nice Kicks]

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The cart-bike? C’mon get real. [Like Cool]

Kourtney Kardashian Had A Great Time

Joe — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 22:39:51 +0000

Kourtney Kardashian had a little too much fun at the club the other night. Blame it on the alcohol. [Bastardly]

Girls and Ice Cream, two things we love. [Attuworld]

Rick Ross continues to lose badly, and Miss Info got the scoop on a potential babymama sex tape. [Miss Info]

This soccer player scored an amazing goal. [Double Viking]

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Ha, is Chuck Norris really running for President? [Flisted]

Check out the 7 lamest mythical creatures of all-time. [CoedMag]

Olga Kurylenko Is As Good As Gold

Joe — Tue, 10 Feb 2009 23:31:58 +0000

Apparently Olga Kurylenko was in the Bond movie. Damn, we must’ve missed her, but now we’re making up for lost time. [Bastardly]

50 jacked Eminem’s “Crack A Bottle” single. Whatever, all the money is going to the same place. [Nah Right]

Rufus takes the term “living large” a bit too seriously in Streetfighter IV. (www.streetfighter.com) [www.streetfighter.com]

The King is back, and this time he’s going after Chris Brown. [YouTube]

This Teddy Bear packs the hipster starter-kit. [Like Cool]

Ah, back in 1990, the internet was such a different place. [Double Viking]

Bernie Mac’s Comedy Lives Forever

justinm — Mon, 11 Aug 2008 21:37:07 +0000

Bernie Mac, one of the most successful and beloved black comedians ever, passed away Saturday at age 50 from complications due to pneumonia. Complex will always remember the Chicago native for his foul mouth and absolute realness when dealing with touchy subjects like child abuse. Like many of his early fans, we first discovered Mac when he was doing stand-up on HBO’s Def Comedy Jam in the early ’90s.

Through the rest of the decade, there was hardly a noteworthy “urban” or “hip-hop” comedy that he didn’t make a cameo in'from Mo’ Money and Who’s the Man? to Friday and Booty Call. A more mainstream audience discovered Mac in his 2001 Fox sitcom The Bernie Mac Show, as well as in theatrical gems like Ocean’s Eleven and Bad Santa. Reminisce over some of his most memorable clips below.

STAND-UP COMEDY

Many people first discovered Mac’s raunchy comedy when he appeared on HBO’s Def Comedy Jam in the early ’90s. Though he broke into movies, he continued to perform on stage, and director Spike Lee captured him doing his thing for the 2000 documentary The Original Kings of Comedy.

FILM

Mac made regular cameos in “urban” comedies like House Party 3 in the ’90s and later enjoyed more mainstream success in movies like Bad Santa and the Ocean’s Eleven series.

TELEVISION

The Bernie Mac Show, which ran on Fox from 2001-2006, was inspired by the comedian’s own life experiences and earned him the rank of #47 on TV Guide’s “50 Greatest TV Dads of All Time” list.