WYCLEF JEAN F/ AKON, LIL WAYNE, AND RAEKWON – “SWEETEST GIRL (REMIX)”

Video For Wyclef Jean’s new single “Sweetest Girl” featuring Akon, Lil Wayne and Raekwon off of his new album “Memoirs Of An Immigrant,” which hits stores this Tuesday, December 4th! Peep more videos that premiered this past week after the cut. CONTINUE READING

So teen heartthrob Chris Brown was featured on Blender recently where he did a photo shoot (<3.) and “intense” questionnaire. You can read the full article after the cut.

Your self-portrait looks kind of scary and freaky, Chris.
I drew myself in a goofy persona: a reject, a nerd.

Is that how you see yourself, as a reject?
Well, it’s how other people don’t see me. I try to be different from everybody.

Did you wear glasses as a kid, nerd?
I had glasses from sixth grade to the eighth grade, for astigmatism. I used to get headaches all the time.

What did your 10th-grade report card say?
A’s, A’s, A’s. Straight A’s, all through kindergarten, elementary school, middle school …

What were your best subjects?
Math and science.

You really were a nerd. Did kids give you shit about being smart?
No. ’Cause I’d beat ’em up.
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PHOTOS: MICHELLY RALL FOR WIRE IMAGE

Yesterday (Dec. 1st) was World AIDS Day, and the annual 46664 Aids Awareness concert sponsored by Nelson Mandela was held yesterday at Ellis Park Stadium in Johannesburg, South Africa. Hip-Hop artist Ludacris, singer Corrine Bailey Rae, UK artist Jamelia, and supermodel Naomi Campbell all showed up to support the cause.

Kelly Rowland ft. Gym Class Heroes – “Daylight”

Here is the Ms. Kelly’s new single, “Daylight,” featuring Gym Class Heroes. The song will officially release January 2008 of next year whilst the re-release of the Ms. Kelly (Columbia) album. This is a real interesting collaboration, one I would not really expect from Kelly – which is good, I like it a lot! “Daylight” has a nice, old school go-go feel to it and Kelly’s ad-libs are so stellar on this track. Wicked!

OK, so, I finally got to see Robert Zemeckis’ Beowulf this weekend at the movie theaters. I felt I just had to make up for missing Transformers, call me a sucker for fantasy, but it was nothing as I anticipated it to be. Beowulf, which stars Angelina Jolie opposite Ray Winstone, appeared set in a mediaeval atmosphere in accordance with the Old English and overall attire. The movie started off a tad bit vague for me, everything was bits and pieces until the ending; which grasped my mere forethoughts but only leaving a visible unclearness in the latter. It was still, nonetheless, a heart-ponding, havoc wreaking movie. I say, the moral of the story here is vanity has its downfall, meaning pride is a curse, being one of the 7 deadly sins and all. This seems as though the only conclusion I can come to culmination with. I really enjoyed scenes, though. The visuals, artistry, and definition were flawless, as Zemeckis’ films always are (Polar Express). 4.5/5