Wednesday, 3 December 2008

Busta Rhymes - Arab Money (video)

Tuesday, 2 December 2008

Crazy Clips

This Is A Good Prank

Funny Football Clips

Funny accidents

Monday, 1 December 2008

Taking The P**s!!!

LL Cool J on The Angie Martinez Show

Thursday, 27 November 2008

Mac Air??


Apple could release an $800 netbook in 2009, Piper Jaffray’s Gene Munster told investors Tuesday. Munster is just the latest advising the Cupertino, Calif. computer maker to offer an inexpensive laptop.

Although CEO Steve Jobs has poo-poohed talk of a netbook, dismissing the growing trend as just a “nascent market,” Munster believes Apple has the perfect platform: the MacBook Air.

In a note to clients, the Apple watcher said Apple could release an 11-inch version of its MacBook Air notebook and sell the unit for between $800 to $1,000.

Kanye West Interview With Conan O'Brien!

Beyonce Interview On Tyra Banks Show [Full 23 Min]

Ludacris Brings Out T-Pain, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, DJ Premier, LL Cool J, And Jadakiss In NYC




Kanye On 106 & Park

Kanye West On Angie Martinez Show

Lil Wayne Goes At 50???


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Wednesday, 26 November 2008

The Making Of Arab Money Remix Part 1 - Busta & Diddy vs Akon & T-Pain

Jay-Z on The Angie Martinez Show

Beyonce Interview On Ellen

Tuesday, 25 November 2008

Diddy Gives T-Pain A Half A Point For Allowing Puff To Use Auto-Tune On His Album!

The Chrome Bugatti Veyron


Jimmy Iovine Explains "Detox" Delay


Interscope head Jimmy Iovine has come forward to explain the delay of Dr. Dre's highly anticipated, upcoming album.
According to Billboard, the music mogul claimed the super producer's follow-up release to 1999's multi-platinum selling album The Chronic 2001 was originally prepped to drop in late 2008. However, the return of Eminem prompted Dre to alter his schedule.
"We only tried to put [Em] out this year to replace Dr. Dre, but we got into a quagmire," Iovine told Billboard. "Eminem was always coming next year. But what happened was, I lost Dr. Dre to Eminem."
Assuring there were no personal issues involved, the music exec said Em's surprising work ethic forced Dre to move his solo project into 2009.
"Dre had to stop making his album to finish Eminem's album," Iovine added. "Eminem hit a streak, and when a guy like Eminem gets on fire, you stop everything. That's how we lost Dre."
While not offering an exact date, Jimmy promised the producer would be on hand to finish Em's new release and complete his own at the start of next year.
"Dre's going back in in January," Iovine continued. "He'll be finished with Eminem by then, and he'll finish his album."