Hov and the other BK hit the stage again. You’ve pretty much seen this all before except for the relentless cutaway shots of Mrs. Carter. Check her at the 1:55 mark mouthin’ “I’m payin’ Dwayne Wade”. Ha. UHTN
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Yikes! Kelis was spotted dressed like our nation’s Statue Of Liberty yesterday during the 2010 Sundance Film Festival in Utah. She performed, partied the night away, and got her drink on. Say aah, K, I know you’re thirsty. Rap-Up
Here is the Sosa, Shallah and Tony feature off Slay’s February 9th release. Empire State rap! Omen
Teddy Bear was laid to rest today in Philly and Black Ty did more than just pay his respects. Hey, I didn’t know Tyrese was playing Pendergrass in an upcoming biopic either. Interesting. Natasha
Remember Tha Carter II? Not to be confused with the second part of this, here’s an unreleased visual shot by Jordan Tower of the same song. The black-and-white Sunshine State scenery is cool but most interesting is the shot of Wayne holdin’ a copy of 50 Cent’s book at the 3:24 mark and then laughin’ into the camera. Hmm. So watcha sayin’ Weezy? Omen Via WSHH
You can hear the crowd chant Rihanna as Kelly Rowland presented her “International Female Artist Of The Year” award at the NRJ Awards earlier today. Ri-Ri performs a stunning performance of “Russian Roulette” below.
Earlier today, the NRJ Awards went down in Cannes, France and Skateboard P honored Bey with her award. Again, pardon the french.
Earlier today, the NRJ Awards went down in Cannes, France and Skateboard P honored Bey with her award. Again, pardon the french.
Earlier today, the NRJ Awards went down in Cannes, France and Skateboard P honored Bey with her award. Again, pardon the french.
I don’t know about you but I need to mellow out a bit. Here’s Miss Keri Baby blessing Billboard with a beautiful version of the only song she’s recorded that I really like. Yeah, I said it. 2DB Via POA
It is interesting to look back at this discussion because the concerns about technology becoming a barrier to real communication have only become more noticeable over time. Messages are quick and convenient, yet they often cannot communicate tone, emotion, or intention as clearly as a real conversation. Technology itself is not necessarily the problem, but how we choose to use it matters. Even something as simple as a Basic Calculator shows how useful technology can be when it solves a practical problem without replacing meaningful human connections and conversations.