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Meaux vs. Mo

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Imma say she wins this one. The thing in the washing machine cinches it. He’s hilarious, though. Broadcasting platform : YouTube Source : The Hayride Discovery Date : 23/11/2011 18:41 Number of articles : 2

Meaux vs. Mo

REVIEW: The Artist’s Greatness Speaks Louder Than Words

We rarely think of as great movies as breezy ones: Breeziness is supposedly only for disposable entertainment, though achieving filmmaking greatness in the way we normally think of it — with impressive sets, heavy-duty acting and ultra-polished cinematography — is probably easier than brushing a movie with just the right amount of gold dust. Michel Hazanavicius’s The Artist is a gold dust movie, a picture whose very boldness lies in its perceived lightness. This is a silent movie in black-and-white, and if it were only that, it would be a pleasant novelty. But The Artist isn’t a nostalgia trip, nor is it a scolding admonishment to honor the past. Instead, it’s a picture that romances its audience into watching in a new way — by, paradoxically, asking us to watch in an old way. The Artist is perhaps the most modern movie imaginable right now.

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Star Trek 2 Set for May 2013, Will Be in 3-D

With J.J. Abrams finally all-the-way onboard for sure, the Star Trek sequel is moving firmly ahead, settling into a May 17, 2013 release slot. What’s more? Abrams and LOST veteran Damon Lindelof are co-scripting with Trek writers Roberto Orci and Alex Kurtzman. What’s even more-more? Star Trek 2 will reportedly be filmed in 3-D. Get ready for lens flares in yo’ face! Beam me up, Scotty — right into the freaking screen ! Bring your own vintage, pre-annihilation Romulan ale and Federation perfume come May 2013 and make it a 5-D experience. Now that’d be going boldly where no filmmaker has gone before. [ Deadline ]

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Noel Gallagher’s Guide To Real-Life High-Flying Birds

In honor of his High Flying Birds solo album, we asked the ertswhile Oasis songwriter to rate his fellow high-soaring avians. By James Montgomery Noel Gallagher Photo: MTV News Noel Gallagher has never been one to shy away from stating his opinions, whether about Katie Holmes ( “top Scientologist” ), his new solo album Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds (“It’s just a good record, what can I say?”), social networking (“I don’t need a million friends; I’ve got six friends and I’m f—ing trying to get rid of one of those”) or innumerable other topics. This is just part of the reason why, in addition to being a genuine rock god, he’s also a bit of a New Age guru. So when Gallagher stopped by the MTV newsroom earlier this month to promote High Flying Birds — and dispel rumors that he was about to bury the hatchet with his brother Liam and re-form Oasis — in addition to talking all about the album, we had to ask him for his take on various other high-soaring members of the Avian family. And, of course, he didn’t disappoint. From his take on R

REVIEW: Michelle Williams Achieves Near-Perfection in Less-Than-Perfect My Week with Marilyn

There are some movies that have little or nothing to recommend them, except as a frame for a performance. My Week with Marilyn is that kind of movie. Based on writer and documentary filmmaker Colin Clark’s memoir of the time he spent with Marilyn Monroe while working as an assistant to Laurence Olivier on the set of The Prince and the Showgirl , My Week with Marilyn manages to be both slender and overworked, a picture that states over and over again, in the baldest terms, how emotionally fragile Monroe was. We know, we know already. My Week with Marilyn has a TV-biopic sheen, and you could dismiss it easily — except for the fact that Michelle Williams, as Marilyn, both anchors the movie and upends it. Miss it and you’ll miss one of the finest performances of this year.

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Birdman Won’t Try To Change Busta Rhymes Musically

‘We like to let an artist be an artist and we support what they want to do,’ Cash Money Records boss MTV News. By Rob Markman, with reporting by Travis Laurendine Birdman Photo: Prince Williams/ FilmMagic Busta Rhymes made headlines when he inked with Birdman ‘s Cash Money Records last week, but don’t expect Baby to try and change up the Dungeon Dragon. Nope, the #1 Stunna wants Bussa Bus to just be himself. “Whatever they bring to the table, whatever their vision is, [my role is] just to back it up and let them be the artist that they want to be and we support what they want to do,” Birdman told MTV News of recent CMR recruits Busta and Mystikal. The new deal links Busta Rhymes’ Conglomerate label with Cash Money and Google Music . “It’s just amazing to see that they understood what Busta Rhymes means to the music, what Busta Rhymes means to the culture, what Busta Rhymes means to the embodiment of authentic hip-hop,” the fire-spitting MC told MTV News when we spoke to him last week. “We never was [the type] to try to tell no [artist] how to do music, that’s not what we’re about. We like to let an artist be an artist and we support what they want to do,” Birdman told us while out in New Orleans handing out Thanksgiving turkeys to the local community on Friday. Bus began his career in 1991 as one-fourth of the rap quartet Leaders of the New School, but after the group disbanded he kicked off his solo career in 1996. Now a 20-year rap vet, Busta is responsible for a number of solo hits, including “Woo-Hah!! Got You All in Check,” “Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Could See” and “Touch It,” as well as scene-stealing cameos on A Tribe Called Quest’s 1992 posse-cut “Scenario” and, more recently, Chris Brown’s “Look at Me Now.” Some skeptics have questioned how Rhymes, a New York veteran, will blend with Birdman’s Southern record label. Throughout the years, however, Busta has collaborated with the label’s flagship artist Lil Wayne on Weezy’s own Tha Carter III and IV, as well as Busta’s 2009 single “Respect My Conglomerate.” Bus also appears on YMCMB member Lil Twist’s new single “Turnt Up,” so chemistry shouldn’t be a question. Busta’s latest single, “Why Stop Now,” reunites the rap speed demon with Brown on a record that sounds like a continuation of this year’s “Look at Me Now.” What do you think of Busta signing to Cash Money? Tell us in the comments. Related Artists Busta Rhymes Birdman

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Justin Bieber Spits His Favorite 2Pac Lyrics [VIDEO]

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Justin Bieber spit some of his favorite 2 Pac lyrics during a visit to Power 105.1 “The Breakfast Club,” after Charlamagne Tha God advised the young white artist to stay away from the urban culture! Bieber also gave @CThaGod some relationship tips but Charlamagne was more worried about “whipping” it out rather than romance. Justin Bieber’s Alleged Baby Momma Busted In Lie After Text Messages! Justin Bieber’s Alleged Baby Mama [PHOTOS] Watch Below:

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The Aftermath On “Love And Hip Hop” [RECAP]

Thank God last night was a calm episode of “Love and Hip Hop.” I don’t know if I could take another beat down like last week! This week’s episode was more like the “aftermath” of the Chrissy VS Kimbella brawl that we saw on last week’s episode and we got to understand just why Chrissy popped off on Kimbella in the first place. Chrissy wakes up the next morning after the fight with a headache because 1. Kimbella pulled out Chrissy’s clip on track and 2. She feels like she’s caused a big problem between Jimmy and Juelz. After telling Jimmy what happened between her and Juelz baby momma, she feels a little better that is until she realizes that Jimmy really isn’t paying her story too much attention. SMH. The girls get together to try and talk about what to do next with Chrissy and Kimbella and when Yandy asks everyone why they thought Chrissy was so angry with Kimbella, no one seemed to have a valid answer except the fact that she was out of line. Kimbella still seemed clueless as to where she went wrong after telling Emily that she “dated” Fabolous three years ago, and couldn’t understand why Chrissy would just pounce on her like that, especially since their men are like “brothers”. Yandy feels like she’s in a bad position considering that Chrissy and Kimbella are both like her sisters and Jimmy and Juelz are her clients, and she can’t mess up her money, because that’s the most important thing here, right? Kimbella and Emily decide to sit down and try to hash things out. Kimbella explains to Emily that she was unaware of her and Fabolous’ relationship when they supposedly “dated” but Emily makes it clear to her that they didn’t actually date, unless she considers one night after the club a date (ouch). Their meeting goes unresolved, and the two go their separate ways. The girls later all attend Somaya’s performance, which I won’t speak too much on and after realizing that Somaya’s pants were unbuttoned and her goodies were exposed the whole time, they were all pretty much over Somaya and her dreams of being a rapper, myself included. The DJ at the club so conveniently played Mama Jones’ single “Psychotic” and Yandy got up and did a little two-step which set Chrissy off, again. Now as much as I like Mama Jones’s single (don’t judge me), even I know now to act like I like it when Chrissy is in the room. I mean Yandy do you really want a red bottom to your skull like Kimbella? I don’t think so… Did Kimbella Really Deserve That Beatdown From Chrissy On “Love & Hip Hop 2″? [RECAP] Juelz Santana’s Girlfriend & Baby Mama Joins “Love & Hip-Hop” Cast

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Revisit the JFK Assassination with a New Errol Morris Short

President John F. Kennedy was assassinated 48 years ago today in Dallas, Texas, prompting what would become the biggest single market in conspiracy theories until 9/11. Many of them came bundled in such staggeringly ambitious work as Oliver Stone’s JFK , Don DeLillo’s Libra , and Josiah “Tink” Thompson’s exhaustive Zapruder film study Six Seconds in Dallas — the latter of which filmmaker and Movieline favorite Errol Morris reconnects with today for an intriguing new short exploring the legend of that fateful day’s “Umbrella Man.”

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Ricki Lake on Dancing With the Stars: Good Enough to Win?

Ricki Lake was very good Monday night on Dancing With the Stars . The question is, will very good be enough against the two men she’s competing against? Ricki and Derek Hough earned all 9s for their cha cha and all 9s for their freestyle, for a combined total of 54. “We’re very, very happy,” she said. “I’m thrilled!” Fan favorite J.R. Martinez has 54 as well, though, and upstart Rob Kardashian garnered 57. So it’ll take quite the popular vote victory to propel Ricki to the Mirror Ball. Will it happen? Check out her routines below and vote on who you think will win: Ricki Lake on Dancing With the Stars (Finals – Cha Cha) Ricki Lake on Dancing With the Stars (Finals – Freestyle) Who will win Dancing With the Stars tonight?

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