Archive for March 6th, 2010

Lil Wayne and Eminem Are A Riot In “Drop The World” Vid

Picture 2Lucky for Lil Wayne, he was able to stay out of jail long enough to watch his latest video “Drop The World” premiere. The Chris Robinson-directed clip features a gloomy, hate-filled city overtaken by rioting—and Wayne’s and Eminem’s smoldering verses. It’s as angry, violent and dark as you’d expect from a guy about to be put in prison for a year (which makes it all the more surprising that his tweets flow like romantic Shakespearean sonnets). Watch the sinister “Drop The World” below.

Lil Wayne feat. Eminem – “Drop The World”

Although this version of the vid is censored, it’s nothing compared to the Grammy performance of the song, which consisted mainly of silences broken up by prepositions.

If you’re a fan of Weezy’s dark side in this vid, you’re in luck—the rapper has several more in the pipeline.

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PHOTOS: Oscar Red Carpet Triumphs And Disasters

PHOTO via GettyTriumph: Madonna and Fiona Apple, 1998 Academy AwardsWhy?: When was the last time you saw Madonna's arms look that normal?
PHOTO via GettyDisaster: Celine Dion, 1999 Academy AwardsWhy?: We blame the designers for this one. Had they only put a tag on this suit, this entire fashion crisis may have been averted.
PHOTO via GettyDisaster: Jennifer Hudson, 2007 Academy AwardsWhy?: This outfit says Forever XXI glam, not Oscar chic.
PHOTO via GettyDisaster: Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck, 2003 Academy AwardsWhy?: No one will argue that J.Lo looked flawless, but we'd all like to forget about the whole Bennifer incident.
PHOTO via HECTOR MATA/AFP/Getty ImagesDisaster: Cher, 1998 Academy AwardsWhy?: If the Queen of England was a gay icon—even she wouldn't wear this get up.
PHOTO via GettyTriumph: Miley Cyrus, 2009 Academy AwardsWhy?: Clearly, Miley got the memo this time. You get an A+ on this, Miley.
PHOTO via  FREDERICK M. BROWN/AFP/Getty ImagesDisaster: Whitney Houston and Bobby Brown, 2001 Vanity Fair Oscar PartyWhy?: Bobby Brown is the worst fashion accessory.
PHOTO via GettyTriumph: Beyonce, 2007 Academy AwardsWhy?: Jennifer Hudson may have stolen the Oscar noms for Dream Girls, but Beyonce ruled the red carpet. You go, B!
PHOTO via GettyDisaster: P. Diddy, 2005 Academy AwardsWhy?: This is NOT how you do velour on the red carpet.
PHOTO via GettyTriumph: Ludacris, 2006 Academy AwardsWhy?: This is how you wear velour on the red carpet.
PHOTO via GettyTriumph: Alicia Keys, 2009 Academy AwardsWhy?: Alicia knows a woman's worth an amazing Oscar gown.
PHOTO via GettyDisaster: Michael Buble and Emily Blunt, 2007 Academy AwardsWhy?: Michael looked sexy and Emily looked smashing, but their relationship turned out to be less than triumphant. As for Michael's current fiance, Luisana Lopilato, he just hadn't met her yet.
PHOTO via GettyTriumph: Mariah Carey, 1999 Academy AwardsWhy?: Divalicious. We should add that when this picture was taken Nick Cannon was only 19 years old.
PHOTO via GettyDisaster: Cher, 2000 Academy AwardsWhy?: Morticia Addams? Elvira? We're sure if Cher could "turn back time", she'd wear a completely different outfit. In case you're wondering, that's Phil Collins in the background receiving a hug from his wife.

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VIDEO: Randy Newman, Oscar’s Most Nominatedest Guy

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Hello, Newman. Randy Newman’s music isn’t blaring out of our car speakers, and we haven’t rocked out to one of his songs while listening to our iPods at the gym. But when it comes to writing the ditties that catch the ear of the Oscars, nobody — and we mean nobody — comes close to this New Orleans-bred songwriting legend. That’s right, between Best Original Score and Best Original Song, this guy has earned himself 16 nominations in the last 20 years. Take that, Three 6 Mafia! Despite all his nominations, Randy has only taken home one golden statue. The Academy might disagree, but we think he’s at least worthy of his own video gallery. After the jump revisit some of Randy’s most memorable original songs from movies like Toy Story, Meet The Parents, Parenthood, Babe and decide for yourself just what makes Randy so Oscar-nominatable.


“I Love To See You Smile” – Parenthood – 1990

“You Got A Friend in Me” – Toy Story – 1996

“That’ll Do” – Babe - 1999

“When She Loved Me” – Toy Story 2 - 2000

“A Fool In Love” – Meet The Parents - 2001

“Our Town” – Cars – 2007

“Down In New Orleans” – The Princess And The Frog – 2010

“Almost There” – The Princess And The Frog – 2010

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Slash recruits vocalist A-team for solo project (Reuters)

Slash attends the 7th annual Global Green USA pre-Oscar party in Hollywood, March 3, 2010. REUTERS/Mario AnzuoniReuters – As a former member of Guns N’ Roses and Velvet Revolver, Slash knows more than most musicians about what he calls “band drama.”


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Met premieres Shostakovich’s absurdist ‘The Nose’ (AP)

Vladimir Ognovenko, standing, and Paulo Szot during a barber shop scene in the final dress rehearsal for Metropolitan Opera's production of 'The Nose' in New York, Tuesday March 2, 2010.  (AP Photo/Bebeto Matthews)AP – Dmitri Shostakovich composed his first opera, “The Nose,” more than 80 years ago and based it on a short story written nearly a century before that.


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