I’m kind of sad about these pictures of Stacy Keibler . I mean she’s obviously still pretty sexy, but after yesterdays pictures of her breasts pretty much falling out of her top, this is a bit of a let down. Shake it off. She’s still showing off her cute little booty in some tight jeans, that works I guess, sometimes you’ve got to take the good with the bad. I also thought I’d spice things up a bit by adding a classic lingerie wrestling match video. You’re welcome.
Chicago MC shot new video for the single in Haiti, then used clip to raise funds for the earthquake-ravaged nation. By Rebecca Thomas Common Photo: MTV News NEW YORK — Moments into Common ‘s new video for “Sweet,” a man in a mustard-yellow dress shirt faces down the camera, casually twirling a machete. It’s a fitting image for the blistering No I.D. track from the Chicago MC’s upcoming The Dreamer, The Believer. Com is at turns cold and cutting on the single, slinging verses like blades. If it feels unexpected coming from the man who can still set hearts aflutter with emotive tunes like “The Light” and “Come Close,” it’s just that Lonnie Rashid Lynn Jr. also happens to be the rap star who brought you ’07’s “The People.” That duality gives “Sweet” its bitter aftertaste and, according to Com, fuels a December 20 release that shows off “a lot of different energies.” “When I started ‘Sweet,’ as soon as I started talking on it, I was like, ‘Yo, this is hip-hop, this is what I do,’ ” he said, smiling broadly at the memory during a chat with MTV News at the Warner Bros. offices. “It was a lot I had to get off my chest on that. And at the same token, I love hip-hop music and raw rap music, for me it was like, ‘Man, I’m gonna go ahead and give them this side of me too.’ ” But Common doesn’t just go for the crown on the track, he growls at some unidentified “singing” MCs for getting all “Frank Sinatra” on their records. Told by MTV News that early buzz put “emo” rapper Drake in the “Sweet” bull’- eye, the Chi spitter looked surprised. “The great thing about hip-hop, you definitely get motivated by other hip-hop artists,” he explained. “You get in the ring and you’ll be like, ‘Let’s go,’ but for me, it’s like, I’m talking to whoever feels it, whoever when they hear it, they’re like, ‘Ooh, is that person talking about me?’ ” So … should the Toronto rapper add Com to the short list of critics taking him to task for crooning? “I think Drake is a good artist,” he responded breezily. “He’s a great artist.” Not to mention, teaming up with No I.D. has a tendency to bring out that street in Common: “It’s natural for me to do that, it’s organic. That’s somebody I grew up with and he knows me and knows what I’ve done throughout the years, whether good or bad.” On Monday night the Can I Borrow a Dollar? MC debuted the clip via Ustream. In it, he stalks the bustling, dirt-strewn streets of Haiti snarling heat like, “I’m the franchise so I rock my own chain / Know I said give ’em that ’80s cocaine/ Something raw, something pure, so I stayed in that vein.” But underscoring his many facets, Com also took the opportunity to raise funds for the earthquake-ravaged Caribbean country by having fans first donate $1 to the Sean Penn – led J/P Haitian Relief Organization in order to stream the visual. Share your thoughts on the “Sweet” video in the comments below. Related Artists Common
New video follows in footsteps of ‘Friday,’ only with fewer mentions of car seats (and days of the week). By James Montgomery Rebecca Black in her video for “Person Of Interest” Photo: Rebecca Black Rebecca Black’s “Friday” was a bizarrely literal documentation of all manner of teen-dream ephemera (who among us can forget her internal debate over which seat she should take in her friend’s car?) that, not surprisingly, became the stuff of Internet legend. And, in the process, it also helped launch her career — which, to this point, seems to have crested with her cameo in Katy Perry’s “Last Friday Night” clip . Sure, she tried to get semi-serious with her “Friday” follow-up, “My Moment,” which was certainly a more polished product, but came packaged with a video that featured nary a mention of car seats (or days of the week), and as such, didn’t really do what it intended: prove that Black was more than just a viral sensation and push her to the next level (though, to be fair, it has racked up some 27 million views on YouTube, certainly not a number to be sneezed at). So now, she’s back with phase three of her world domination plan, a new single and rather amazingly called “Person of Interest” (no word on whether J.J. Abrams is getting points on the back end), which seems to be her attempt at melding the temporal inanity of “Friday” with the, uh, budget of “My Moment.” Or, you know, something like that. Because this time around, she’s dropping lines like “There’s a crime scene on the dance floor” and “Can’t deny you’re implicated in the mayhem in my mind” over a lilting, post-disco beat that features the same ratcheting electro tendrils, open-faced guitar licks and ebbing, undulating synth squiggles that you’ve heard on every Radio Disney song from 2008 to present. They’re practically prerequisites. Her voice is still lacquered with studio sheen, particularly on the chorus and the “emotive” breakdown toward the back end, when all the instrumentation falls away and we’re left with nothing more than Black’s squelched-yet-slippery vocals. It is all seemingly created in a laboratory and, rather ingeniously, her attempt at splitting the difference between the breakout hit and the lesser follow up. The video is complete with skee-ball and mini-golf and go-karts and all manner of “Mom-drop-us-off- here ” madness. There’s a cute boy, and a police sketch artist (since, you know, the song is called “Person of Interest”) and a really fun party where Black gets to go onstage and perform — in front of all her best friends (and the cute boy too) — because, lest you forget, she’s the star. It is certainly a better video than “Friday,” and yet, it is not as compelling as that clip, mostly because it is a better video. And that, really, seems to be the case both for and against Rebecca Black — the machinations and aspirations were readily apparent from the very beginning (both hers and those of the Ark Music Factory that spawned her); we just don’t tend to respond to them when they are so apparent, you know? And yes, I realize this is all fairly highbrow discussion of a rather lowbrow song, but it’s oddly fascinating, too, especially since it has become apparent that Black cares so much about being famous. Will “Person of Interest” succeed where “My Moment” failed? Can it establish her as an actual pop star, or will it once again fail to match the zeitgeist-uniting WTF-ness of “Friday”? Is this just the next step in her voyage, or is it the end? The jury’s still out on all counts, though you’ve got to give her (or her handlers) credit for continuing to try. Or maybe you don’t. For an artist as straightforward as Rebecca Black is, she’s certainly confounding, isn’t she? What do you think of Rebecca Black’s latest? Let us know in the comments! Related Videos MTV News Extended Play: Rebecca Black Related Artists Rebecca Black
Apparently pornstar Bree Olson has decided that she wants to become a mainstream actress now, it’s sweet when they have dreams, good luck with all that. Here she is on the red carpet somewhere showing off her kinda soft looking curves. I’m not sure she’s cut out for the mainstream crap, not that I’m an expert or anything, but she needs to get back to her roles as the cute chubby nineteen year old who does filthy filthy things. more pictures from of Bree Olson here
Kristin Cavallari has really stepped up her hotness game lately, hanging out in tight little dresses and showing off her sexy long legs. I like it. Here she is out on the town looking absolutely gorgeous. Who’s her hot friend? I kinda like her, I think it’s about time these two get drunk and do a little girl-on-girl tickle fighting or lesbionic experimentation. I think the shot of their cute little booties is my favorite. Nice job girls. more pictures of Kristin Cavallari here
Justin Bieber in Blast 106 studio rapping to Kanye West and Jay Z’s newest track ‘Otis’ Lyrics on screen in HD Follow me on Twitter: www.Twitter.com/xMarkRJohnston Justin Bieber recorded his most impressive rhymes to date during a visit to Los Angeles radio station Power 106 this week, rapping about necklaces, Jesus, and his perfect girlfriend. Honestly, we’re pleasantly surprised. Also, Demi Lovato is dating a raunchy older dude, Adele loves Beyonce, and we’d really like to do karaoke with Marilyn Manson. • Justin Bieber raps a bit on his new holiday album Under the Mistletoe, but none of his rhymes are as impressive as the ones he flaunted during an interview at LA’s Power 106 this week. The DJs set Bieber up with an instrumental “Otis” track and let him do his thing, obviously not expecting the artist sometimes known as “Shawty Mane” to own it so completely. Bieber dedicated most of his syllables to bragging about cars, jewelry and clothing, but he did refer to his beautiful gal pal Selena Gomez: “My girl says I’m perfect, she just loves an imperfect person perfectly / personally I think she is perfectly perfect.” http://www.youtube.com/v/JAExCS3SMCQ?version=3&f=videos&app=youtube_gdata Read the original post: Justin Bieber • Otis Rap w/Lyrics • November 2012
Damian McGinty stops by to critique our Gleek’s Irish folk song. By Jim Cantiello Damian McGinty and Heather Morris in “Glee” Photo: FOX In Tuesday night’s “Pot O’ Gold” episode of “Glee,” McKinley High welcomed a new foreign exchange student, Rory (Damian McGinty), which inspired MTV News’ resident Gleek to write an Irish folk song in his honor. The new guy was great, and “Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)” was a jolt of excitement, but in the end, did the oddball custody battle, distracting Congressional race and eyebrow-raising Puck/Shelby romance suggest that the third season might be hitting the same uneven patches that plagued season two? At the very least, viewers had next week’s steamy promo to drool over. Sing along to our latest musical “Glee”-cap! Family, friends and fellow Gleeks Come gather ’round for a story About a kind young Irish lad Who goes by the name of Rory He doesn’t fit in Despite being Under Finn’s wing But, boy, can he sing He’s good for a wish Wants Brittany to kiss His place of bliss Instead, he’s dismissed Mercedes recruits Santana the brute Who threatens the cute New Irish suit He ain’t so keen On being green And Brittany careens Into Shelby’s routines [Damian enters, coughs. The music stops] Damian : “Jim, that’s the worst Irish accent I’ve ever heard. It’s offensively bad. You know the Lucky Charms guy? It’s even worse than that.” Jim : “Um. I … Sorry.” Damian : “Thanks for making me feel welcome, you jerk.” Jim : “Say hi to Klaine for me!” [The song resumes.] How could I go this far without Singing about that promo For next week’s epic episode In which my favorite homos Finally do the deed, my friends? I want it NOW, not later But I could use these seven days To buy a defibrillator Raise your hand if you give a f— About Quinn or Shelby or Puck And keep it raised if you still care When Sue makes jokes about Schuester’s hair Yes, it’s great that Burt went and saved The school play from being extinct But the very last thing that “Glee” needs Is a political plotline that stinks Thank God for Klaine For keeping me sane Did you see when he grabbed his hip? I love that what keeps this show afloat Is actually a “ship” “Last Friday Night” Was oh so right A glorious sight Made me high as a kite Even though that Darren Was the one to sing Despite having been In Katy’s thing A stand-out scene You know what I mean The twirl was a dream Cute to the extreme Next week, our two boys Are gonna be poised To make some noise For us to enjoy [to the tune of “Last Friday Night (T.G.I.F.)”] Next Tuesday night, Klaine goes all the way. What did you think of this week’s “Glee”? Share your reviews in the comments below! Related Videos Musical ‘Glee’-Caps Of Season 3
On Monday, the pop starlet was spotted in London, Ontario, holding tight to 10-week old husky Baylor, which she and BF Justin Bieber adopted last week. According to People, the cute couple made a stop at the Winnipeg … More: Selena Gomez Shows Off Pup She Adopted With Justin Bieber
On Monday, the pop starlet was spotted in London, Ontario, holding tight to 10-week old husky Baylor, which she and BF Justin Bieber adopted last week. According to People, the cute couple made a stop at the Winnipeg … More: Selena Gomez Shows Off Pup She Adopted With Justin Bieber
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