Oh, wow. Malice of the Clipse is actually keeping this vlogging thing going. [Nah Right]

Even those “baseball is boring” types will find these sexy MLB cheerleaders exciting. [Coed Mag]

Our girl Miss Info gets Maino to open up. [Miss Info]

We don’t really know who you are Keeley Hazell, but we definitely want to find out. [Flisted]

The new season of Entourage ends October 4. Lebron James and Matt Damon will be in the finale. [PopCrunch]

Nothing like a hot MILF to help the day go by faster. [Holy Taco]

So Nike is combining the Air Max 90 and Huarache models for a new hybrid. Awesome. [Daily Drop]

Surely, you have time to waste. Use your minutes (or hours) wisely by checking out these hotties. [Double Viking]

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We finally get clear footage of Jay-Z spitting his Blueprint 3 intro. [Nah Right]

The new season of Entourage premieres on Sunday. Obsess over its lovely ladies until then. [Coed Mag]

You may have noticed Jessica White in SI’s Swimsuit Issue. If not, get familiar. [Holy Taco]

Couldn’t afford the Kanye LVs? These Gucci sneakers will satisfy your need to stunt for a little less. [Nice Kicks]

We’re not surprised at former Olympian Nicole Bobek’s arrest. Most figure skaters are crazy chicks. [Flisted]

These hotties in the wild sure know how to keep us coming back. [Double Viking]

Some of The Real Housewives Of NYC are asking for more money from Bravo. Seriously? [PopCrunch]

As fans of Entourage, we’re definitely looking forward to seeing Weezy’s role, but our gut tells us that it might be somewhat underwhelming, if only because we’ve already seen so many rappers on the show. It’d probably be a lot more interesting if Wayne guest-starred on some other currently popular programs. Which is why we played casting director and imagined him in some more exciting roles. Here’s how we would help Lil Wayne take over TV…

THE OFFICE
• Sure, there might be some dress code violations and failed drug tests, but what Wayne lacks in following protocol, he makes up for it in salesmanship. He sold millions of albums, so we’re guessing he can sell paper. Collaborations with every notebook in the game and frequent leaks of new grades of paper will keep Dunder Mifflin more than satisfied. Big business minus the business suit, indeed.

GREY’S ANATOMY
• Dr. Carter wants to save every patient in the world and he’s enlisted Young Money to help him run the hospital. Sometimes Wayne gets lost in the Promethazine aisle of the pharmacy, but Drake is usually around to pick up his slack in surgery. Wayne’s Anatomy? Pause.

RESCUE ME
• Let’s face it, Wayne doesn’t have the best track record when it comes to collaboration albums (Juelz? T-Pain?). But just because the Hot Boys reunion probably won’t happen on wax doesn’t mean that it shouldn’t happen at all. In a very special episode of Rescue Me, the Hot Boys team up with Tommy Gavin and the rest of the squad to fight fires in the hood. “Fire, f-fireman,” son.

THE HILLS
• Now that Lauren Conrad is gone, MTV needs another star to fill her shoes, and given Spencer Pratt’s recent foray into hip-hop, Lil’ Wayne makes perfect sense. MTV still parades The Hills as a reality show, so we can’t really predict what’s going to happen, but with the show’s penchant for drama and Spencer’s tendency to call out other rappers, we hope the beef doesn’t get too thick. No pause.

JON & KATE PLUS 8
• After a record-breaking season premiere last week, Jon and Kate Plus 8 is suddenly one of the hottest shows on television, largely due to Jon’s infidelity scandal, but don’t get gassed. We expect those ratings to last about as long as their marriage. Which won’t be long, especially after Jon comes home to find Kate dancing for Wayne in her Mrs. Officer outfit and his kids stunting like their new daddy. Payback is a bitch.

LOST
• ABC Entertainment President Stephen McPherson has been quoted as saying Lost will end next season with a “highly anticipated and shocking” finale. Nobody knows what’s happening on this show anyway, so run with it and have Weezy show up to the island in a UFO to perform “Lost” with Gorilla Zoe. Maybe toss in a murder plot for good measure. Lost viewers are so used to weird shit that we doubt this will even surprise them.

Which brings us to today’s Buy It Now, the Ritmo Mvndo Hercules. In Ritmo’s classic-yet-contemporary style, the Hercules is a quartz movement watch with a black stainless steel bezel surrounding a white face. It’s a simple, solid timepiece that will go with everything and can be rocked Kid Cudi-style: day and night. For another shot of the watch and Buy It Now info (now on sale!), see below…

RITMO MVNDO HERCULES
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We debuted our World Wide Wednesday column by featuring the hottest 9 Iranian women. [LINK]

Nigo spoke about his love life and Nike criticism. [LINK]

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Don’t believe us? We rounded up a short history of all the adult film stars who have appeared on the HBO comedy for your perusal. Get your DVDs ready for the instant replay.

Click Here to see Entourage’s favorite adult actresses…

The fact that he's stepping into the role of video game character Max Payne in the new film adaptation from 20th Century Fox says a lot about the game's character and story line. Max Payne was released for PC and PlayStation 2 back in 2001, which speaks volumes about how ahead of its time the shooter was. Sure, he may catch feelings about an SNL skit, but his sensitivity doesn’t negate the fact that Wahlberg can step into any role he wants today. The actor took some time to talk to us about his first videogame role, the future of Entourage and Ludacris’ performance in the new movie…

Interview by John Gaudiosi

Complex: What are your thoughts about the wave of video games being adapted for the big screen in Hollywood today?

Mark Wahlberg: My whole thing is there are only so many stories to tell anyway, so I don't care where they come from as long as they're cool and interesting and I get to play a great character like this.

Complex: Video games play a major role in your hit TV series, Entourage, how much of that is from your life?

Mark Wahlberg: The last time me and the real Turtle, Donnie Carroll, and those guys played games was Sega NHL 92 or 93 when you could fight. But I have a very addictive personality. I can't sit around and smoke weed and play video games. As much as I like to reminisce, I'm a 37-year-old father of three.

Complex: Do you keep an eye on how far video games have come since you used to play them?

Mark Wahlberg: Now I realize how important it is to keep up with technology. I didn't even text message until recently. But I know my kids are going to grow up with computers and everything else and I have to pay attention to what's going on with games and technology to be able to monitor what they're doing. The Wii thing for me is most appealing because you still have to be a little physical with the boxing game. I don't want to have to just have my kids sit in front of the television and do nothing.

Complex: Did you go back and play the game as preparation for this role in Max Payne?

Mark Wahlberg: I didn’t want to play it because I have an addictive personality and I have more responsibility now than I’ve ever had. I don’t want to spend 14 hours on a videogame and then eight hours on the set. It wasn’t going to work out.

Complex: How does it feel to be Max Payne?

Mark Wahlberg: With a movie like this, I don’t necessarily feel cocky, but I feel confident. When you have the material and it’s a good movie, it feels good. You don’t have to lie to people and tell them it’s a good movie. If you’re lucky enough to have five good ones every 15 or 20 movies you make, then you have a good body of work there. I think this movie’s going to be amazing. It’s a very emotional movie. I haven’t felt this way about a movie in quite some time.

Complex: What attracted you to this role?

Mark Wahlberg: I'm a father, so this guy lost his wife and child, he has a license to go off and the audience is going to root for him no matter what. This was just exactly what I wanted to do after playing a science teacher in The Happening and an accountant in The Lovely Bones.

Complex: How did you get into this character?

Mark Wahlberg: One of the things I’m fortunate to have is that I’ve gone through so many different things in my life that it’s easy to go to places fairly easy. I like having my life back. I really tried to dive into this guy and stay in his head for the entire shoot. There were quite a few things that I had in my past and things that were going on in the world that I could think about and get right into that space.

Complex: How did the drug-induced aspect of the film impact what you were doing with this character?

Mark Wahlberg: With Max Payne, the demons and all of those things, I didn’t have to focus on those things. If I can’t believe, then how can I convince an audience? I can’t put my best foot forward. So with this, my character, I never buy into the whole demon thing. I just think these people are all whacked out and they’re crazy. And then obviously I have to take the drug to survive and I experience it.

Complex: How did Max Payne, the character, differ from previous tough guy roles you've done?

Mark Wahlberg: We always talked about…I’d done characters that have showed glimpses of what I hope to accomplish in this movie…show fear in The Departed and Four Brothers. But I wanted to take this to a whole new place and thankfully [director] John [Moore] was also in the head space of doing something that was really layered. I’d already done the guy with few words'one note and that’s it. I wanted to go off and push the envelope.

Click “NEXT” to read Mark talk about the stunts in Max Payne and the future of Entourage.

If you're as into Entourage as much as we are, you've seen the kick-ass episode of Chase and the gang living it up in Vegas, where they end up, well, literally kicking ass. Since its airing, light has been increasingly shone on new Geffen artist Jibbs, whose catchy “Chain Hang Low” bumped during the tantalizing stripper scene. Last night, Complex showed face in the heart of Times Square for the rapper's listening party to see what all the buzz was about. Regrets? None at all. With songs on his debut album Jibbs Feat. Jibbs (set to drop October 24) featuring Lil' Wayne, Yung Joc, and Chamillionaire, Jibbs is on his way to becoming the iced-out Midwest rap artist Baby could only hope to mentor.

Jibbs lets it all hang out…his chain that is.

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Think your sneaker fetish is out of hand? Think again. Last night's episode of HBO's Entourage found Turtle dropping 20G's (cash) on a pair of limited-edition Nike Air Force Ones from UNDFTD – a non-eBay purchase at that. Check out Turtle's one-of-one.