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"Mashabiki wangu na wadau mbalimbali hii ni Filamu yangu mpya itakayotoka hivi karibuni, imetengenezwa chini ya kampuni yangu ya Kanumba The Great Film, hivyo kaeni mkao wa kula mengi nitawajurisha hivi karibuni, hii si ya kukosa. Akhsanteni sana",hayo si maneno ya JIACHIE bali ni kutoka kwa The Great mwenyewe ukitaka kufahamu kuhusu ujio wa filamu yake na mambo mengine yahusuyo tasnia ya filamu basi bofya Kanumba The Great
Jay Z..got that smile hah?!
Such an İnnocent boy..Snoop.
Diva herself..Beyonce..
Masaa matano yaliyopita Mwana FA katika Status yake ya Facebook aliandika hivi
Akon, who signed Lady GaGa to his KonLive imprint (along with her being signed by Streamline and Cherry Tree) at Interscope Records, is thanking his lucky stars that he did - or at least his bank account is!! Here’s what Akon had to say:
“She’s pretty much retired me. She was definitely a blessing. She came at the right moment. I’m glad I believed in her, boy. That goes to show you, if you believe in something strong enough, it will pay off. I was like ‘Yo, I want to sign that right there. She needs to be under my umbrella. Jimmy was like ‘Yeah, whatever you want. Take her. Let’s get it done.’ And she just blossomed into a super megastar, man.”
The Lady will also reportedly be featured on his next album out later this year.
Check out what Elton John stated to Parade magazine:
“I think Jesus was a compassionate, super-intelligent gay man who understood human problems. On the cross, he forgave the people who crucified him. Jesus wanted us to be loving and forgiving. I don’t know what makes people so cruel. Try being a gay woman in the Middle East — you’re as good as dead.”
I truly hope he meant gay as in happy.
Otherwise this dude is going to get some serious heat over this comment.
Victoria Beckham has had a busy couple of weeks! Not only has she had Fashion Week in New York to contend with: she also had to plan her youngest son, Cruz's, birthday party. He's five years old :)
It was at a Martial Arts Center in Hollywood. If you're wondering what Cruz is dressed as, it's a Transformer.
Taking the stage for an energetic performance, Jennifer Lopez dazzled at the 60th San Remo Italian Music Festival on Friday evening (February 19).
Showing off her dance moves at the Ariston Theatre venue, the “Get Right” singer was a hit as the packed house offered up quite the warm welcome.
After finishing up with her trip overseas, J Lo is set to return to the States to host “Saturday Night Live” for the first time in nearly nine years.
Scheduled to appear on the long-running late night show on February 27th, Miss Lopez will also be the musical guest as she helps promote a new movie “The Back-up Plan” and her new album coming out in April.
Fitting in a late celebratory fete, Paris Hilton rang in her 29th birthday at TAO Nightclub at The Venetian Resort and Casino in Las Vegas on Saturday night (February 20).
With her actual birthday having been a few days prior on February 17th, the heiress happily took to the Sin City nightspot with boyfriend Doug Reinhardt, along with parents Rick and Kathy Hilton.
Jay-Z’s Blueprint 3 album has received its biggest endorsement via President Barack Obama. In a recent interview with BBC One, Jay-Z disclosed that the President loved the LP and was playing it during their recent phone conversation.
“Barack loves hip-hop, when I called him he was playing Blueprint in the gym,” he explained. “I've been invited to the White House a couple of times. Hopefully we'll keep him in for 8 years so I'll have time to get there."
Obama has been a self-admitted hip-hop fan for years, and first met Jay-Z in 2008 as part of his goal to help emcees use their art to spark critical thinking and bridge generational rifts.
Also, the then U.S. senator was hopeful to see hip-hop artists as a whole move away from the misogyny and materialistic slant that’s gripped the art form’s mainstream in recent years.
“I've met with Jay-Z, I've met with Kanye [West]. And I've talked to other artists about how potentially to bridge that gap. I think the potential for them to deliver a message of extraordinary power that gets people thinking [is great]," Obama told BET on the special What’s In It For Us? “There are times, even on the artists I've named, the artists that I love, that there is a message that's sometimes degrading to women, uses the N-word a little too frequently. But also something that I'm really concerned about is they're always talking about material things about how I can get something; more money, more cars.”
Jay-Z acknowledged the hip-hop nation’s potential political power, but rejected the notion that artists should tone down their messages. Instead, he insisted that artists have a responsibility to speak on the uncomfortable truths of society, and not relegate their art to propaganda.
"Sometimes there are hard truths in rap, they're not packaged with pretty ribbons. Sometimes the realities of the situations are harsh and they need to be told,” Jay reasoned to the BBC. “We're the poets of our generation! Those truths and those honesties need to be told and sometimes that will rub people the wrong way but that don't mean you don't tell them. I think when rap is done brilliantly it can inform you of a problem, things that are going on."
Even as the pro-Obama hip-hop songs slowed following the President’s January 2009 inauguration, Jay-Z has remained one of his strongest supporters.
The Brooklyn native spoke favorably of Obama throughout Blueprint 3, including the songs “What We Talkin’ About,” “On to the Next One,” and “Reminder.”
Today (Feb. 19), President Obama will hold a town hall meeting at Nevada’s Henderson high school, followed by speaking engagements at the Las Vegas Chamber of Commerce, and the Las Vegas Convention and Visitors Authority.
