Trailer: Fist Sunday Starring Ice Cube and Tracy Morgan

Jay-Z and Wayne speak on Their Collabo

To tell you the truth I thought this collaboration was bullshit, well the truth is that jay sat with MTV and let them know how the whole thing came about. Wayne should be super happy that Hip Hop and Gee know Jay-Z count your blessing with your retarded simplistic metaphors-

"[Wayne's camp] sent the record and it was done," Jay elaborated. "So it wasn't like a collaboration thing. It was done already. Gee [Roberson] and [Kyambo] 'Hip Hop' [Joshua], who came from Roc-A-Fella and went on to do great things — I'm very proud of them — manage Wayne. That whole thing came through them. It's more of a great record than a lyrical slugfest. It's more a creative, great record than two guys spitting. 'Success' [another American Gangster track] is more of what people wanna look at when you judge that type of [collaborative] stuff. It's me and Nas going at it." Jay told MTV-

Wayne said "Hello Brooklyn" was actually made for his delayed album, Tha Carter, Vol. 3. "It was produced by my homeboy Big D a long time ago," he said. "Jay heard the song some type of way, and when he heard it, he said, 'Ask the homie if I can get this.' When I was asked the question, I told them it wasn't even a question — he's got it. Everybody in the world knows how I feel about Jay. ... He's the king, utmost respect.

"The song has a sample on there that says, 'Hello Brooklyn,' " Wayne added. "I made it so that I'm talking to a woman and the woman has the traits of the actual place [where the song is set]. I say, 'She love B.I.G. but she like Tupac, and every time I say, "Jay-Z," she say, "It's the Roc." ' Me not being from Brooklyn, I think it's cool because you always wanna know what an outsider thinks of your place."

Check out the Full Story over at MTV

T.I. Graces The Cover of Complex Magazine

T.I. Graces the cover of Complex...Talks about his experience making the movie American Gangster and his thoughts about the Real Frank Lucas..

On The Real Frank Lucas:

Given the strong “stop snitching” credo within hip-hop, what did you think of his cooperating with authorities to shorten his 70-year prison term? His situation was unique because he didn’t tell on no drug dealers or other criminals. He got his standards shortened by telling on crooked cops.

On how the streets have changed:

Is there a character in American Gangster you would parallel to your days in the trap? I can’t even compare myself back in that day simply because it was a whole other day and age. When I was doin’ it, it was chaos. Real talk, it was easier then, too. Not taking nothing away from them ’cause they started it, but the police wasn’t hip to everything. By the time I started hustling, the police had cameras, the Internet, and forensics. [Back then] you could kill a nigga at six o’clock in the morning on his doorstep and long as nobody seen you, you good. Now you got cameras on street lights. I feel like if I was a hustler back then, I’d have a way better shot at it. People actually respected the game. Whereas when I was a hustler, a nigga would do anything for a dollar. Period

Check Out the Rest @ Complex

Video: Mr. Untouchable

And you thought Nino Brown was fake with all them tits hanging in the movie screen!...

Trailer for Jay Z's "Blue Magic"

Trailer for Jay Z's "Blue Magic"

I'm Carrie!

I am soooo happy that there's going to be a Sex and The City movie coming out next May! It's great to get new storylines to take in! Here's a pic of SJP wearing one of her fabulous Carrie outfits in NYC from the filming of the movie.

Sean Kingston To Play Biggie

According to Ballerstatus, Sean Kingston is set to play The Notorious B.I.G. in the biopic about the late rapper's life produced by Diddy.

Well, the kid looks just like him, but it can be really easy to mess this movie up! We'll see what happens!

UPDATE:
Our homie at Jesus Hearts Music has just posted that Fox Searchlight has denied that Kingston will be playing the role of Biggie. Instead, he points to 3 really good contenders. Check them out here.

"Feel The Noise" Lead Single- Omarion Feat. Kat DeLuna "Cut Off Time"

“CUT OFF TIME”
The lead single is inspired by the film and is performed by
Omarion and features Kat DeLuna

This is the Official First Single off the "Feel the Noise" Movie produced by Jennifer Lopez- Starring Omarion with musical lead Role by none other then the reggeaton star Voltio. Also appearances by Alexis & Fido and Vico C (the old school homey gracing the big screen)

I'm glad Kat DeLuna is doing her thing (check her track all over the trailer), my ex bosses should be kicking themselves in the ass right now! (they should've signed her!)
Kat just needs better song writers because her voice is amazing ... Hire Ne-Yo to help her in the writing!- hint to her A&R Department!

Check out the Official Trailer!