Our favorite Gossip Girls looked great on set this week. [Moe Jackson]
Miss Info and MTV try to make sense of Mase’s latest comeback. [Nah Right]
Just because models are gorgeous doesn’t mean you can’t laugh at their runaway fails. [Coed Mag]
Kid Cudi chops it up with Angie Martinez before his sold out NYC show tonight. [Dat New Cudi]
We’re not the only ones who think youngin’ Emma Watson is smoking hot. [Holy Taco]
This Parra x Vans collab is pretty serious. [Daily Drop]
Remember Daisy Fuentes? The old school VJ is still looking good. [Lossip]
Stephen Colbert brings some tasteful humor to the MJ coverage. [Flisted]
Stop looking at celebs for a second and check out these hotties in the wild. [Double Viking]
Jon Gosselin’s new chick has a former lesbian lover with some unkind things to say. [PopCrunch]
It used to be said that rap’s a war zone and that nobody’s safe. And, like real war, its veterans can be left with their mental a little out of place. Some retreat from the limelight to try and rebuild their lives, while others attempt to retool their act for a much-hoped-for revival. Then there are those who are so troubled they could only find solace is in the arms of the Lord.
Yesterday, we learned via Middle Eastern news channel Al Jazeera (where else?) that former Bad Boy artist, Loon, has given up his secular ways and converted to Islam. Forgive us for the yawn that followed our initial WTF, it’s just that we’ve seen this before. Loon is only the latest rapper to find religion, check out some more…
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“Only 999,790 to go ’til we platinum!”
So, “Team Blackout,” huh? Yeah, the group is a little cheesy and it features JoJo Simmons'son of Reverend Run, star of Run’s House'but c’mon, who can get mad at wholesome rap for the kids? We were totally fine with letting them live…until our inbox was bombarded with emails promoting the group’s Lights Out album, which dropped last Tuesday. Noooooooooope!!!(c) Jim Jones. Time for a lil’ kufi-smacking.
Like Jigga said'men lie, women lie, but numbers don’t. Sadly, Team Blackout didn’t even make the Billboard Top 200 album chart, so we had to hit our homey with Soundscan access to get us the first-week sales. The numbers? 210 units. As in: Two. Hundred. Ten. And that includes copies bought by the Simmons clan. Fuck, we could pull three rugrats off the street and move more units! Still, Team Blackout is hardly the first act to exploit family credentials en route to a failed rap career. We present the top 5 worst cases of rap nepotism below…
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