T.I.T.S. Brand (Two In The Shirt) are gearing up for the release of their upcoming 2011 Spring Collection, dubbed "Rub Your.......T.I.T.S," which will include at least 16 new tee designs. The spring line ill be their first full season launch of the year, and the team over at the Seattle-based brand have been raking their brains making sure all the concepts were on point. "After sitting and talking with owner Marek Grubel about the concepts and collabs in this line, we are sure that you guys will be just as excited as we were to see the new line," a rep for T.I.T.S. said. The Spring 1 2011 collection will hit their online store, ShopTITS.com, on Thursday (February 3). Below is a rundown of some of the key pieces from the "Rub Your.......T.I.T.S" collection:

Rihanna just gets racier with each video, it seems. Especially n the brand new music video for her single, "S&M," off her latest album, Loud. In the Melina-directed clip, the pop star turns the tables on the media, as slanderous words such as "flop", "slut", and "Illuminati" flash across the screen. As she says in the song, sticks and may break her bones, but chains and whips excite Rihanna, and she shows how much she likes those chains too. The red-headed sex pot rocks everything from pink latex, a polka-dot leotard, and big curly red hair, all of which accentuates her curvaceous body. In one scene, Riri has members of the press tied up and bound, while whipping them. In another, she treats Perez Hilton like a dog, as he s restrained by a leash when she takes him to a fire hydrant. One thing's for sure, Rihanna is definitely a freak!
T-Pain's new album is just about wrapped and ready to go, except for one last collaboration.
The album needs a verse from Drake and it will be ready done.
"I know yall waitin on the album but the last thing I need is a verse from drake and the album is complete. So find drake and tell him to hurry the hell up and finish the verse Hahahahaaaa." the auto-tune king tweeted.
Drake might be a little harder to pin down as he finishes up his own new album, while also contemplating making a reggae cd as well.
Don't be surprised if T-Pain interrupts a Drake recording session to get his verse though, the song featuring Drizzy is also the next single on his album 'rEVOLVEr.'

First it was Cole. Then it was rumors. Now it’s Jay Electronica. A couple years back when Jay-Z inked the infamous groundbreaking record and multi-purpose deal with Live Nation, the most interesting thing out of the equation was his new Roc Nation private label. Signing the Carolina kid J. Cole as his flagship artist, everybody then waited to see who No. 2 was going to be. And without much further ado, Jay-Z recently announced 3o-something year-old New Orleans journeyman Jay Electronica as his next in line. With a roster saturated with some of hip-hop’s best talent, past + present, Roc Nation is looking to make some major moves in 2011. No DJ Zone gives you a preview of what’s to come and what you might expect from the Nation’s Big Three.
Tracklist:
01. Jay Electronica – Shiny Suit Theory (Feat. Jay-Z & The Dream)
02. J. Cole – 2 Face
03. Jay Electronica – Jazzmatazz (Guru Tribute) (Feat. Tone Tresure)
04. Jay-Z – The Joy (Feat. Kanye West, Pete Rock, Kid Cudi, Charlie Wilson & Curtis May Field)
05. Jay Electronica – Higher (Feat. The Game & Swizz Beatz)
06. Jay-Z – Watch Me
07. J. Cole – In The Morning (Feat. Drake)
08. Jay Electronica – Ghost Of Chistopher Wallace (Feat. Diddy)
09. J. Cole – Look In The Mirror (Remix) (Feat. Yo Gotti, Wale & Wiz Khalifa)
10. J. Cole – Villematic
11. Jay-Z – So Appalled (Feat. Kanye West & Swizz Beatz)
12. Jay-Z – Most Kingz
13. Jay Electronica – Just Begun (Feat. Talib Kweli, J. Cole & Mos Def)
14. Jay Electronica – Exhibit C
15. J. Cole – I’m Coming Home
16. Jay-Z – Hot Toddy (Feat. Lil Kim & Usher)
17. Jay-Z – Monster (Feat. Rick Ross Kanye West, Nicki Minaj & Bon Iver)
18. J. Cole – Back To The Topic
19. Jay Electronica – The Announcement
20. J. Cole – Leave Me Alone (Feat. Kevin Cossom)
21. Jay Electronica – Prowler (Feat. Joell Ortiz & Mos Def)
22. J. Cole – Meddafore
23. J. Cole – You Got It (Feat. Wale)
24. Jay-Z - Song Cry (blend)
David Guetta can check Akon, Rihanna and Flo Rida off his list of superstar collabos, but the next possible high-wattage team-up in the works for the producer/DJ may be much more than the clubs can handle.
The French behind-the-boards whiz recently told MTV News that he's been speaking with pop-rock icon Bono about putting his hit-friendly touch on the next U2 project.
"We met with Bono, and I was really excited, really honored because he proposed me to maybe produce some tracks for the next U2 album," Guetta said. The architect of smashes like the Akon-assisted speaker-crusher "Sexy Chick" and the ubiquitous Black Eyed Peas anthem "I Gotta Feeling," Guetta added that he's more than ready to broaden his professional horizons beyond the main-room bangers and R&B-tinged tracks that have netted him tons of fan acclaim and status as a dance-music demigod.
"I've been more and more open to different styles of music, and obviously electronic music is still my main thing, but I just love music. If it's good, it doesn't matter what style," he said. "After those collaborations with all these urban artists, I thought it would be a real challenge for me to try to go in that direction." But what would a Guetta-helmed U2 jam sound like? The quartet has spent decades blowing minds with their epic yet intimate pop-rock cuts, but how does one marry the fist-pumping, booty-rattling throb of Guetta's body of work with the Dubliners' sensibilities? The DJ told us that's he's already trying to figure that out.
"That's done already," Guetta smiled, admitting that he started tinkering with some sounds in the studio. "I started a few ideas already, yes."
Bono said late last year that U2 are actively exploring a dancefloor-friendly sound in some of their new music, and have also enlisted Broken Bells producer Danger Mouse, Lady Gaga soundsmith RedOne and the Peas' will.i.am to craft some tracks.
"U2's remixes in the 1990s were a real treasure," Bono explained to Australian newspaper The Age in October. "So we wanted to make a club-sounding record. We have a pile of songs."