Diddy is expanding his Bad Boy empire! The mogul is reportedly planning the launch of a music-themed cable network by the end of the year titled “Revolt.” Sources describe it as a music and music news channel with an urban skew. One described it as the old days of MTV, but for an African American audience. Diddy is reportedly in talks with Comcast and Time Warner Cable (TWC) to distribute Revolt. Note to his competitors: “take that, take that”!!!! Diddy Stuns Crowd With Controlling Ways Over Cameron Diaz Ciroc’s New Star-Studded “Rat Pack” Ad With Jessica White, Eva Marcille & More
While ringing in 2012 with baby mama Kim Porter, it seems that Diddy wanted to make sure that Cassie knew she was in his thoughts and that he loves her. Word on the street is that Cassie spent the last few months helping Diddy plan his NYE Ciroc Party, at his mansion in Florida ,but at the last minute his baby mama Kim Porter wanted to attend and had Diddy un-invite her from attending the party. SOURCE Diddy & Cameron Diaz Caught Kissing! Why Cassie Will Never Leave Diddy When is this chick gonna wake up and have some self-respect?? Cassie Wears Next To Nothing In “King Of Hearts” Video [PREVIEW] FOLLOW ME ON TWITTER: @ Sweet _Sweetback
Actor tells MTV News he ‘wouldn’t have done’ the film unless Crowe signed on. By Kara Warner, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Matt Damon, Scarlett Johansson and Cameron Crowe on the set of “We Bought A Zoo” Photo: 20th Century Fox Cameron Crowe is one of those Hollywood directors whose body of work and reputation as a filmmaker has long had actors and studios alike lining up to work with him. Crowe’s impressive filmography includes cinema staples like “Say Anything,” “Almost Famous” and “Jerry Maguire,” and he’s aiming to add to that illustrious list with “We Bought a Zoo,” starring Matt Damon and Scarlett Johansson. When MTV News caught up with Damon recently to discuss “Zoo” (opening in wide release on Friday), we first had to touch on which Crowe classic is his favorite … since everyone has one. ” ‘Jerry Maguire’ for me,” Damon told us. “I love that movie and I just love Tom Cruise’s performance. All the performances are great but Cruise really anchors that thing so beautifully. It’s just so hard to do what he does, and he just does it really really well in that movie.” Speaking to the premise of “Zoo” (based on a true story and book of the same name), Damon said that Crowe is the only director he trusted to tell the story without venturing into schmaltzy territory. “Without the Cameron Crowe input, I wouldn’t have done it. It does feel like the kind of ‘attendant pieces’ are so highly combustible that you don’t really want to mess with it, but it’s a director’s medium and, ultimately, the director is going to set the tone,” Damon explained. “They’re the arbiter of taste at the end of the day, so if you trust the director, you can pretty much go with any type of material. So that’s why I rolled the dice on this one was really because of Cameron.” In the film Damon plays a widower struggling to keep his family together, so we wondered who the better father is: Damon’s character, Benjamin, or Damon in real life? “I think they’re both pretty good actually,” he said with a smile. “I do my best in real life and I think this guy trying his best. One of the things I really related to about the movie and the character is that he’s desperately trying to do his best as a dad, which leads him to do this kind of incredibly desperate thing.” Check out everything we’ve got on “We Bought a Zoo.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos MTV Rough Cut: ‘We Bought A Zoo’
So David Foster, a Canadian music billionaire, who is behind pretty much everyone in he fucking world of music….has a lesbian daughter…or a bi-sexual daughter…who has found herself another musicians daughter….who is also bi-sexual…to rub her vagina up against until she squirts…. I don’t know if it is a marketing thing, or if it is just true love cuz as two rich kid dykes, they get each other on a level no one else ever will, except maybe Sam Ronson’s twin sister, who I can only assume her lesbianism is trying to replace, cuz twins are weird like that… All this to say, I’ve met Sam Ronson. I like Sam Ronson. This is going to further destroy Lindsay Lohan, harder than any of Ronson’s double fisting ever could, not cuz I like a destroyed Lohan, she’s damaged enough, I just like drama between girls who are mean to me.
Irina Shayk’s at some event in some dress looking hot….showing tit but more importanlty for her showing off her free shoes to encourage getting hired to represent that shoe company….so that there’s no more rationned bread lines for her….from Russia to supermodel stardom and all it took was fucking some athlete and sticking to him….like a whore….but more socially acceptable….and marketed as more of a from rags to riches…living the American dream kinda thing that fucking wallet to the top….who cares…she gets half naked for money and despite preferring girls who get half naked for free…I’m not the one paying so it’s good enough for me. The Amazing Face of the day came in the form of Tilda Swinton’s disgusgting
I don’t follow sports, or Cameron Diaz gossip, so I didn’t know that A.Rod, the guy responisble for turning both Madonna and Cameron Diaz into what must be steroid using, dick clitted bitches with lots of muscles, you know pushing them as close as he could them to manliness….was no longer with Cameron Diaz, but instead throwing parties in his Miami mansion, with chicks who might as well have testicles….Sexy…..I wonder where he found these bitches? I wonder if these bitches are actually bitches or if they just like dressing up and pretending they are when getting fucked up the ass…I mean it only makes sense Miami is a hub for homosexuals….I’ve been there….so many scooters, white pants, pink shirts and party drugs….and apparently trannies… To See the Rest of the Pics FOLLOW THIS LINK
‘The biggest compliment I can give it is that I like it more than everything else I’ve done,’ MC tells MTV News. By Steven Roberts, with reporting by Matt Elias Childish Gambino Photo: Childish Gambino Childish Gambino ‘s most recent offering “Bonfire” serves as the first single from his first physical album, Camp. The action-packed, fast-paced, metaphor-filled song not only fits Gambino’s camp theme, but it seems like a metaphor itself, signaling his arrival as a fully formed MC. MTV News caught up with Gambino (a.k.a. “Community” star Donald Glover) in full makeup on the set of his video for “Bonfire,” and he said the album was a real labor of love. “The biggest compliment I can give it is that I like it more than everything else I’ve done,” he said. “I think it’s a cohesive piece, and I wanted to tell a whole story with it. Hopefully, the whole album is like a book or a novel where [there’s] a through line.” Gambino said his favorite albums are the ones that tell stories that transport you somewhere else. On Camp, he hopes to emulate Biggie’s storytelling prowess on the 1997 classic Life After Death. Gambino’s upcoming debut album holds a special place in his heart for two reasons. For one, it will be the first time his fans can hold a physical copy of his music — thanks to his deal with Glassnote Records. Secondly, it was the culmination of everything he’s worked on. “There were songs that we made, and I was like, ‘This can’t be on the album.’ I felt like that was a thing of growth. There [would be] other times when I was like, ‘Oh, this song is dope. We’ll just throw it on there too.’ But this one was like, ‘No. We have to stick to the theme and the idea of what I’m trying to say.’ ” What are you expecting from Childish Gambino’s debut? Let us know in the comments! Related Artists Childish Gambino
But he’s also ‘not changing a frame’ during 3-D conversion process, which he previewed for reporters Tuesday. By Kevin P. Sullivan James Cameron Photo: Getty Images In 2009, James Cameron announced to a crowd at San Diego Comic-Con that “Titanic,” the iconic epic and king of the box office, would soon resurface in a theater near you, but this time in 3-D . Two years later, the conversion process is nearly complete and we’re six months away from the April 6 release date. But on Tuesday (October 11), James Cameron showed off about 20 minutes of newly 3-D-ified scenes to a handful of journalists in New York to give them an idea of what the finished product will look like next year and to explain the process and his reasoning behind the re-release for the 100th anniversary of the boat’s sinking. For Cameron, the re-release is about giving the audience a chance to relive an event that was more than just going to the movie theater. “I’ve always thought of watching this film in theaters as a social phenomenon, where parents will take their children or teenagers would go with their mom,” Cameron said. “It would maybe be a woman going with a man she wanted to check out to make sure that his emotional plumbing was working before she made a big commitment.” But the name “Titanic” doesn’t carry the same weight across the age spectrum as it did in 1997, and Cameron said he understands the need to appeal to a new audience. “There are younger kids we’re going to have to sell to who don’t know the movie. There’s going to be a teenage audience who knows the movie only from video. The question is, do they know that just from peer-to-peer socially or is it passed on from watching it with their parents?” Cameron said. Fans of the movie don’t need to worry about any changes to the film they knew 14 years ago. Cameron explains that the only changes to the movie were the conversion to 3D. “We’re not changing a frame. The ship still sinks. It ends the same way,” Cameron said. Even some of the more dated special effects — “cringers,” as Cameron referred to them — are there exactly as they were in 1997. The director said George Lucas and the ever-changing “Star Wars” trilogy helped him cope with that. “I see that as the example of what I don’t want to do. I don’t mean that as a slam,” Cameron said. “[Lucas] considers his movies a perpetual work in progress. For me, the problem is, once you pull that thread, it all unravels. Where do you stop?’ By the time the new version of the film is released this spring, the 3-D conversion will have taken over a year with work from 300 artists and a cost of $18 million, but Cameron said he is proud of the conversion. “I think the film holds up pretty darn well. In 3-D, it becomes kind of a new experience,” Cameron said. “It’s a much more intimate and involving experience both with the characters and with the physical space.” From the look of the eight scenes shown Tuesday, it looks like “Titanic” could be one of the most successful post-conversions to date, and it might bode well for more potential 3-D conversions for Cameron’s other films. “The question is whether the film would benefit from a re-release and would there be a big enough audience for it. ‘Terminator 2,’ maybe. I think that would be a good place to start,” Cameron suggested. As we’ve seen with “Avatar,” Cameron knows how to do 3-D well, and the clips shown Tuesday were no exception, especially the early scene of people boarding the ship. The effect does give a good sense of depth without gimmicky distraction. It was clear that care had gone into preserving the feel of “Titanic,” while literally adding a new dimension. Only minutes after the clips began, the experience became more about seeing the film on the big screen again and less about the glasses on your face. That’s the effect James Cameron hopes to achieve with audiences next spring. “I think the story can’t be ‘It’s “Titanic” in 3-D,’ ” Cameron said. “I think the story should be ‘It’s “Titanic” coming back to the big screen and it’s in 3-D.’ ” Check out everything we’ve got on “Titanic.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com .
