Norell Enalai

Star Wars Trivia: 19 Facts You May Not Know [Fork Party]

Ten More Comedians You Should Follow On Twitter [Paste]

Mosley Tribes Fall Lookbook [StreetLevel] Read the rest of this entry »

I saw Despicable Me last weekend and I’m not the least bit ashamed. Steve Carell was his usual hilarious self, turning in a nice performance while those little minions were good for a few laughs. I’m not surprised that I laughed a few times. I am surprised, though, that I was doing a little two-step in my seat the whole movie thanks to Pharell’s catchy score. Read the rest of this entry »

Only in New Orleans could this happen. Imagine Lenny Kravitz enjoying a little refreshment in outdoor seating arrangement. Suddenly, he hears a familiar tune and drifts towards the sound. Finding the source, The Voice of Praise Choir from First Baptist Church, rocking out to “Fly Away” and Lenny joins them. The rest will now become viral video history. Read the rest of this entry »

I’m putting it out there: Far East Movement might be my new favorite group of 2010.

Since being engulfed by their anti-sobriety anthem “Fly Like A G6″ the other night during an uncharacteristic trip to the discotheque, this surprisingly-under-the radar-group has become my new Chromeo, circa 2007. An unlikely pairing of musicians, in this case three unassuming Asian rappers who make some of the most fun music on the market, who happen to swoop in and fulfill every and any urge to groove my body requires with one single song.

And, if the bouncy bass of “G6″s private plane party wasn’t enough, further research has opened the floodgates for more scorchers like “Girls On The Dance Floor” and “Dance Like Michael Jackson.”

Obviously geared for slutty chicks and red-plastic-cup-holders in general, the homies might give you a side eye for listening to these blatant Black Eyed Peas wannabes, but the truth of the matter is hese beats are killing most making the rounds on radio. Hook this three-man factory of future funk up with someone like Flo-Rida or Akon and the hits would be writing themselves.

Listen to these guys before you hate them. You will not regret it.

Download — Far East Movement Feat. The Cataracs & Dev – “Fly Like A G6″

Aleon & SMKA have been putting in heavy work this summer, both in the studio and performing as a part of the Atlanta Stargazing Tour. As they’re joined by visiting friends often and throughout, we get a morsel like “A Different World” as a result. Read the rest of this entry »

Samantha del Valle

Erin Andrews Sues Stalker, Hotel Chains [Guyism]

Big Butts Are Back In Style [The BVX]

Soccer Loving Body Paint Girls Will Get You Up For The World Cup [NSFW] [Hail Mary Jane] Read the rest of this entry »

At some point, people will recognize. Then again, the fact of the matter is some people never will. The story of J. Cole is an intriguing one. Since most who visit this site are adept at the workings of the internet, I’ll spare the details. Who knows where this track came from, but imagining it doesn’t make the final cut for his debut project seems asinine. Read the rest of this entry »

Most heads are already aware that the Infared 90′s will be hitting retailers again on July 24th. But just in case you didn’t know, Primitive Shoes did a shoot and interview with half Filipina, half Boricua beauty Justene Jaro to remind folks that…hell I forgot. Just look @ her. And the shoes. Read the rest of this entry »

The picture above? That’s how I choose to remember Anfernee “Penny” Hardaway. Aside from that Jordan guy in Chicago, Butch McCrae may have been the most popular player in the league during the ’90s (Grant Hill was close). He was the first of five dominant swingmen that Shaq would go out to play with in his Hall of Fame career and the guy who seemingly had the perfect game. Read the rest of this entry »

Footage from this past Wednesday when YelaWolf performed “Pop The Trunk” with Travis Barker live from The Roxy in LA at the Famous Stars & Straps release party. It’s just as eerie as the original, amplified up a notch to Vincent Price levels by Travis’ presence on the drums. Read the rest of this entry »

Every athlete loses a step. In fútbol especially, unless you’re Zidane or Ryan Giggs (or even Gio van Bronckhorst) the difference between mid-20s-prime and early 30s-breakdown is even more glaring, given the game’s reliance on youth.

For Thierry Henry, after trading North London for Barcelona in 2007, the Arsenal legend has been on a slow decline towards obscurity, his presence fading in the shadows of teammates Samuel Eto’o, Lionel Messi, and now, David Villa. He even failed to feature in any of France’s starting lineups in this past World Cup. And so, naturally, following in the footsteps of another waning star, Henry is headed to the MLS to be a European giant among his American teammates.

His skills diminished and confidence lacking, the Red Bulls won’t be getting the deadly finisher who terrorized English defenses. But the 2003 World Player of the Year runner-up, two-time European Golden Boot winner, and goalscoring machine behind the unbeaten “The Invincibles” could conjure some past magic given the weaker opposition.

Something sort of like this:

Pink took her high-flying stage show to Germany, where a miscue during the show’s last song sent her tumbling into a barricade.

“Oh, f#ck that hurt.” Read the rest of this entry »

A random mixtape offering from Fab, worth a spin or two. There real point of interest here is Fab’s decision to release The Funeral Service 2 as an EP. Read the rest of this entry »

KiD CuDdStEr continues his off-key dominance in this very G.O.O.D. collaboration with his POWERful boss Kanye West. Read the rest of this entry »

Well well, what do we have here? We have the Young Gunz back together again, at least long enough to drop a Back To Business mixtape on July 23rd. And to show their rediscovered cohesive nature, they’ve incorporated the word “we” into both song titles. Read the rest of this entry »