Tuesday, February 8th 2011
KATY PERRY IN MARCH ISSUE OF ELLE! "I CAN'T BE BEYONCE"
Katy Perry dazzles in a rainbow of color on the cover of the March issue of ELLE magazine.
In the issue, Katy dishes on life before success, being down-to-earth, her sizzling figure and a whole lot more.
The new issue goes on sale Feb. 15 on Newsstands everywhere!
Katy Perry...
...On life before she became a successful artist and the ultimatum she gave herself: "I had two cars repossessed, and I was writing bad checks, but I gave myself a timeline. I thought, Okay, if I don't make it by 25, I'm just going to get married and pop out some babies and do some crafts."
...On her down-to-earth personality: "It's important to be relatable and normal. And I think that what helps with that, for me, is that I had the rug pulled out from underneath my feet so many times. It was like, 'Listen up, bitch, you're not going to get served this on a silver platter—you've got to work for it!' I don't feel like I can act like an entitled bitch yet! I still have so much to prove."
...On her much talked about figure: "I was shaped like a square at one time. I was! I'm generally around 130 pounds, which is totally fine for me. But when I was a kid, I was the same height and weighed more like 145. And I had enormous boobs that I didn't know what to do with, so I wore minimizers, which were not cute. Those thick-ass straps! I got made fun of for the over-the-shoulder boulder holder…and all I wanted was to look like Kate Moss. Little did I know…that these things would come in handy someday."
...On her current look: "Bettie Page meets Wonder Woman meets Doris Day meets Judy Jetson meets Natalie Wood meets Daphne Guinness meets Chloë Sevigny kind of look."
...On her relationship with husband, Russell Brand: "Everything clicked really fast. We kind of instantly got past all the surfacey stuff. And ever since then, there hasn't been a dull moment."
...On how their relationship works: "We both needed balance, and we give that to each other. It wasn't about me taming him, which is what everyone always says—it was about timing."
...On performing: "I think some people will die on the stage, and I'm not so sure I want to do that. Like, I want to have kids! I'm totally fine with saying that. I think some people are scared because they're worried it's going to ruin their career, but I want to live a full life."
Filed Under: Music
Saturday, February 5th 2011
DIDDY SUPERBOWL AD W/ MERCEDES-BENZ
Diddy gets in on the Super Bowl action by appearing in a commercial for Mercedes-Benz. The music mogul, clad in pajamas, is fast asleep in his mansion when he gets awakened by his S-Class sedan, which peels off into the night. Diddy’s car, along with hundreds of other vehicles, come to life and make a pilgrimage to greet their newest family members as Mercedes celebrates 125 years of heritage. A shorter version of the million-dollar “Welcome” spot is set to air during Sunday’s Super Bowl.
Filed Under: Music
Friday, February 4th 2011
Air Jordan 2011 dropping February 19th, 2011
Once again, the crown jewel of basketball shoes is ready for another year. The Air Jordan 2011 is dropping this month on the 19th in three colors: blue, red and black. Here's some info from the official Nike Air Jordan website:
The Air Jordan 2011 features interchangeable cushioning technology, allowing versatile ballers like D3 to choose one of two different midsoles that cater their kicks to their style of play. The “Quick” midsole features responsive Zoom Air for players who rely on fast cuts and change of direction. The “Explosive” midsole hooks up those with a more vertical game with Cushlon air.
Pictured above is a special edition of the new model: the Year of the Rabbit Edition, as we are indeed in the Year of the Rabbit! This edition showcases a varied color scheme, special artwork on the box and should be out now for $180. The price for the regular edition will run you $170.
For more information, hit up their official website at http://www.nike.com/jumpman23/
Filed Under: Sports
Sunday, January 30th 2011
Anonymous Press Release A Warning Message to the Algerian Government
Wow I had no clue about this group, but its interesting, will be looking out for more on this organization!
Here's there info, pretty crazy stuff, is this a movie? haha?
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Operation Payback (is a bitch), this is the Internet, we run this. An open message from Anonymous to the governments of the world and their legal leeches regarding the motivation of the cyber protests against ACTA lawyers and those who threaten freedom of speech online.
Corrupt governments of the world, we are anonymous. For some time now, voices have been crying out in unison against the new ACTA laws. The gross inadequacies of the new laws being passed internationally have been pointed out repeatedly. Our chief complaint is that such measures would restrict people's access to the internet.
In these modern times access to the internet is fast becoming a basic human right. Just like any other basic human right, we believe that it is wrong to infringe upon it. To threaten to cut people off from the global consciousness as you have is criminal and abhorrent. To move to censor content on the internet based on your own prejudice is at best laughably impossible, at worst, morally reprehensible.
The unjust restrictions you impose on us will meet with disaster and only strengthen our resolve to disobey and rebel against your tyranny. Such actions taken against you, and those you out source your malignant litigation too, are inevitable, unavoidable and unstoppable.
We Are Anonymous,
We Are Legion And Divided By Zero.
We Do Not Forgive Internet Censorship
And We Do Not Forget Free Speech.
We Are Over 9000,
Expect Us!
Filed Under: Technology
Thursday, January 20th 2011
DRAKE UPSET WITH THE BREAKFAST CLUB, CALLS @CTHAGOD A NERD
Drake is upset with New Yorks Power 105′s Morning Show, Angela Yee, Charlamagne and DJ Envy, for calling him gay. In a recent interview with Tim Westwood in London, Drake had a few words for the NY morning show.
Filed Under: Music
