The name Shane Sparks may not ring any bell for you. But one look and you will realize exactly who he is. He is a talented choreographer/dancer known for his sick moves and signature sense of style. He has worked with Lindsay Lohan, Omarion, Steve Harvey and Lil Mama. Right now, his face is all over TV, from So You Think You Can Dance to his recent appearance on MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew.

HHLO: So tell me a little about your background.

Shane: I am originally from Cincinnati and I have two sisters, Buffy and Renee. I grew up with all girls – my mom, and my sisters. I played sports, and I graduated from Aiken High School. And – I was born to dance!

HHLO: When did you know that dance/choreography would be your life?

Shane: I knew from a very young age, there are certain things you are born to do and dancing was it for me. I never had to think about it, I just started to dance, and it was like breathing, completely natural.

HHLO: Your website says that you have a knack of being in the right place at the right time. Describe the luckiest thing that has happened to you in your career.

Shane: I have been very blessed, I don’t believe in luck. I think that opportunities are always in front of us, and if we don’t grab them they could slip away. Being prepared, having the heart for what you are doing, and your drive creates opportunities. If you are ready and prepared, it is not luck, it is destiny.

HHLO: Who’s the coolest or most memorable person you’ve ever worked with and why?

Shane: JC of N’Sync. Once you hang out with JC – he is the coolest person. What I like about him is that he has seen and done so much, and you can learn a lot from him. I respect him immensely.

HHLO: How did you get involved with America’s Best Dance Crew

Shane: Randy Jackson approached me one day and said, “Shane, I need to talk to you about a new show…” and it was America’s Best Dance Crew. I told him that if I was not apart of his show, I would never dance again. He made me an offer that I couldn’t refuse, and it was one of the best things that has ever happened to me.

HHLO: I’ve heard the judges from that show described as a “ghetto American Idol” except y’all liked each other. Describe the atmosphere working with your fellow judges.

Shane: We get along very well. We compliment each other, and we respect each other. That is what you need to have a successful show.

HHLO: Now, I will admit that when I saw the previews for the show, I was like “I am not watching that. It’s bad enough I watch the Hills and the Real World; I’ll never forgive myself for watching America’s Best Dance Crew”. But I’m telling you, I saw a couple of pieces of it one day and then I was hooked. Did you think that this show would be as popular as it was?

Shane: The first time I heard the concept I knew it was going to be a hit!

HHLO: How do you feel about all the dancing shows and movies that have been out lately? (Dancing with the Stars, Your Mama Don’t Dance, Step It Up 2, etc) And do you think that it makes your job harder or easier?

Shane: I feel that there is a show for everyone now. The people who don’t watch our show often times do watch other dance shows, so everyone ends up happy. I love that dance is being acknowledged and appreciated right now in the entertainment industry – and the more people who get involved, the merrier!

HHLO: Tell me about S-Style and how that came about. What are your plans for the clothing line?

Shane: S Style means “Shane Style” – I have plans to merge with PNB in the very near future, Nick Cannon is a partner in this line and the gear is outta here!

HHLO: What does the future hold for you in the next year? Tell me about your projects and your goals.

Shane: Movies, TV shows, clothes, music, and changing the world!

HHLO: What would you like to leave our readers with? What’s the final word on Shane Sparks?

Shane: You can spend all your life going what you want to do, until it is time to do what you were born to do – so be ready.

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Gangsta rap didn’t exist.” She blames this on the government. She goes on to say that east coast/west coast feud on the nineties was stoked “by the government and the media, to stop another great black leader from existing.” She even discussed wearing a pendant of an AK-47 around her neck “to symbolize strength, power and killing ‘em dead.”

Is this the same woman who collaborated with Eve on “Gangsta Lovin’”? This is certain off track with the image that the songstress generally portrays. Her mother could respond to media inquiries with “That doesn’t sound like Alicia.” Although, her publicist initially said that Keys was on vacation and couldn’t be reached, Keys finally released this statement a week later. It said that her comments had been misrepresented in the articles. “Many of the ‘gangsta rap’ lyrics articulate the problems of the artists’ experiences and I think all of us, including our leaders, could be doing more to address these problems including drugs, gang violence, crime, and other related social issues. The point that I was trying to make was that the term was over-sloganized by some of the media causing reactions that were not always positive.” She also explained that AK-47 is an acronym for her name and the way she knocks ‘em dead on stage. “The recent implications about me are too radical and too dramatic a departure from whom I have continually demonstrated myself to be. I work so hard and give so much of myself to bring about positive change to this world.” Blender spokeswoman Kate Cafaro told The Associated Press “We stand by our story,”

Only time will tell if this has a negative effect on her successful career. Many of the hip hop artists that have praised Keys’ beauty and talent in the past have found themselves rethinking their opinions. Jim Jones was recently videotaped talking about how he wanted to give her the benefit of the doubt because he “knows how interviews go.” But added, “If she did say something like that I guess all I could say is I used to wanna f*ck her, not it’s just f*ck her.” The most vocal reaction to the whole thing has been from 50 cent, who once unsuccessfully pursued a relationship with Keys after meeting her at party. “I don’t like Alicia Keys no more though … the same reason why I said that I don’t like Oprah Winfrey,” 50 Cent told The Showbuzz.com “I’m prejudice. I don’t like people who don’t like me. If she don’t like that, I don’t like that classical music shit she be doing. That statement changes my perception of Alicia Keys totally,” says the vocal rapper. “But the magazine is standing behind it, which means they probably have a tape of her in conversation saying it. It’s just not really a bright comment anyway.” Even the fans have been firing back at the singer. One reader of the New York Daily News commented that “I hope it turns out Alicia didn’t actually make these comments, otherwise she is clearly the dumbest person on the planet,” Another reader said, “My theory is the government is promoting Alicia Keys’ music in order to keep us stupid.”

T.I. leaks a track from Paper Trail today called No Matter What. Listen here.

Ei8ht from HHLO catches up with G-Unit member 40 Glocc as he talks about his new Mixtape, his relationship with Mobb Deep, why he said Fu*k Obama, and what rapper he ran up on with a 45….

Ei8HT: 40 what’s good with ya homie?

40 Glocc: What up with it Cuz?

Ei8HT: What’s good man so you’re originally from Galverston Texas Correct?

40 Glocc: Yup

Ei8HT: Now how long did you live out there?

40 Glocc: I was just born in Galverston, then they moved me over to Bowemont, I was between Bowemont and Houston. I stayed out there till I was about 7, almost 8. Then I moved out to LA, I posted out there for a while. Then I moved out to San Bernardino

Ei8HT: Aight now I know your affiliated with the Crips, so what was it like growing up for you out there in LA?

40 Glocc: It was hard, you know what I’m saying, it was just like survival, it was migrate, adapt or die you know what I’m saying, do what you got to do.

Ei8HT: So now as far as your rap career how did that get started?

40 Glocc: Just listening to Dr Dre and N.W.A come up. I remember the girls JJ Fad, they was signed to Easy and Easy use to come through the hood to see them and they was a little older than me, and I was just watching them bi**hes do their thing. But shi* it was more or less the Dr Dre era and all of that shi*, N.W.A, watching them Ni**as, as a youngster, do their thing, it was like just being blessed and being around them, I wanted to do my thing always anyway. So I got into the shi* and Shi* started happening slowly but surely for me.

Ei8HT: Like I told you when I first hit you up, when I talked to Spider Loc during an interview and I asked him who was the one cat on the West Coast that’s on their grind more than anybody and he threw your name out there.

40 Glocc: Oh yea? As a matter of fact that’s crazy because I just pulled up to Spider’s crib right now. But yea I’m definitely a hard grinder and I done worked with so many artists, a lot of them that’s coming up now, a lot of them that your going to hear in the future, and I done worked with a lot that’s already up you know what I’ m saying. That’s just me my work ethic is crazy. I’m a hustler and I don’t stop, and I ain’t gonna stop till I get it. I’m grinding for my kid’s kids future.

Ei8HT: As you know this music is just a promotional tool so you can’t just stop there, you can’t base anything on just album sales anymore the game is so sour.

40 Glocc: I’m kind of glad the game is like that now. I can’t get mad and complain because it makes it easier for a ni**a like me who always been grinding and didn’t get the shine and the light that I was suppose to get, oppose to the ni**a who got free handouts and just found a mother**ker with some money who put them in the place and position that their in. So now the Motherf**kers have to grind up to my work ethic or they ain’t gonna survive. I’m going to out survive them Ni**as for sure, because they ain’t got my grind or got my hustle. These ni**as is lazy man. I do all my own sh*t, I pay all my own sh*t, I ain’t never got no fu**ing handouts, and I ain’t never ask for one. All the artists that’s main stream now that’s collapsing and fitting to fall, now they seeing. They got to learn all those ropes that I learned a long time ago.

Ei8HT: Yea they have to learn all the steps that they skipped on the way up.

40 Glocc: Yea, now it’s like they got to start all over. Ni**as getting dropped from these labels, now they running around like chickens with their heads cut off, then call a ni**a like me and ask what to do or can I help them out, Ni**as that done went platinum and everything.

EEi8HT: That’s what it is man, now how did you hook up with Mobb Deep being a west coast cat?

40 Glocc: I use to run with Snoop Dogg. So by being around Snoop Dogg, he use to let me roll on the road with him, while I was on my grind and sh*t , I use to fu*k with him real heavy, and you know at different conventions we use to always run in to Mobb Deep. First when the Pac era was around it was different but then through all of that I use to see them Ni**as man and use to be like “what up” and every time I use to see them in like another city or something, we would hook up go get some drinks and go hang out and do whatever we do. Then when all the rappers would be together we would be with Bushwick Bill or something and my homie Badass we would be like let’s go to the bar and shit. So we would go out and drink all night at the bar and clown and shit then one of my friends, he was like my brother he became their manager and he was my manager so we just linked it up like that, and been fu*kin with each other ever since.

Ei8HT: Now speaking of that the homie P just went up North, are you on that new H.N.I.C project or what?

40 Glocc: I’ m not on that project, I just talked to P yesterday from jail and shit, but I’m not on that H.N.I.C project. No hard feelings though or nothing like that. That’s still my Ace. I felt like I should’ve been on it, shi*t. A lot of my fans felt like I should’ve been on it, sh*t a lot of their fans felt like I should’ve been on it, but I’m not on it, I don’t know the reason for it, sh*t and I don’t even ask. I just keep grinding and keep pushing but that’s my loved one regardless. It don’t make a difference, it would’ve been a good look but I ain’t on it.

Ei8HT: Well sometimes your setbacks make you hungrier.

40 Glocc: Yea, hell yea that sh*t makes me grind even harder

Ei8HT: Ei8HT: So explain to me how you linked up with G-Unit, how did that come about?

40 Glocc: I hooked up with G-unit by being around Mobb Deep. When Mobb Deep went to 50, sh*t I came along with the package. Me, P and Havoc sat down with Jimmy Lovine at Jimmy Lovine’s place with Fif and we went from there. Then it just got to where it is now where we are all family and it’s all love no matter what.

Ei8HT: What’s the name of the new mixtape you’re running with right now?

40 Glocc: The new mixtape I got out right now is called Outspoken Vol. 3, but I’m working on a new one it should be out in about a month and I got another one coming out on the East Coast side it’s with me and Superstar J, I think it’s called “Take a Look at the Bad Guy”. Then I got the one coming with DJ Nik Bean and Whoo Kid it’s out of LA, it’s called “I am Legend”. I got the YouTube video out there getting crazy hits right now. It’s called “New World Order”. I don’t know if you’ve seen it but check it out, it’s a crazy record and it’s getting a lot of light, a lot of controversy and feed back behind it. As a matter of fact I was with Gary Gray last night, he’s a movie director he did like Set It Off, Italian Job, Friday, all of that sh*t and we was just conversating about that New World Order video I did…. It’s crazy when you see it you Fu*k around and call me back.

Ei8HT: Well that’s what it is man anytime you have something to promote you hit me up I don’t care if your taking a piss in the park and want to promote it you hit me up.

40 Glocc: That’s right cuz I can dig it.

Ei8HT: Let’s talk about what it’s like working with 50 man, I heard 50 on a few of your joints.

40 Glocc: Yea man that sh*t is crazy, you know I done worked with Dr Dre, Snoop and everybody so it’s another thing to me, but it’s like with Fif I look at him like a homie, so all of that sh*t is beyond like business wise with me. I wouldn’t give a Fu*k if Fif dropped Mobb Deep, dropped however, that’s business. Like even with one of my homies, if I stopped fu*king around with one of my homies business wise, I still would fu*k with him everyday, like let’s hang out, let’s chill, go to the store or whatever. That’s how I am with Fif now, so working with the ni**a is a blessing. You learn a lot and it inspires you more to be even more creative just being around and being affiliated it just helps your creativeness.

Ei8HT: Yea I heard the remix you did to Serial Killer

40 Glocc: Yea the remix to Serial Killer is crazy.

Ei8HT: Yea I was ready to shoot a ni**a when I heard that man.

40 Glocc: When we did that I went in there to lay my verse it kind of broke my confidence, I was like Damn I’m about to get on a track with this Ni**a Fif finally, but I was like, man you automatically think because a Ni**a that sold over 10 million records, it will fu*k with your confidence. When you get in the booth it can break your confidence and your mic control. I had to really snap myself back into reality when I got in the booth, like Fu*k that. I’m the sh*t too. I just ain’t been put out there to sell 10 million, ni**a I’m fitting to kill a ni**a right now. Then I went in there and when I came out the ni**a Fif was like, 40 that’s that Pac sh*t. He was like ni**a that’s that sh*t Tupac be doing.

Ei8HT: (Laughing) that’s what it is man. So what’s going on with the album man when are you going to release the first one?

40 Glocc: Sh*t I’m flying out to Fif tomorrow, I’m bringing him this new record. He wants to pick the right record, so he told me to start turning in all my records to him. He’ll pick the right record then we’re going to master it, so I don’t have a release date yet, but he’ll find me one and we’ll get it popping. I’m putting my trust and my confidence in my Ni**a and sh*t I’m going at it full fledge. And I ain’t sending my records into sh*t, I’m flying my records in with me and we’re going to play them right there.

Ei8HT: Yea, you have to put that pressure on them man, and it’s not just with Fif and it’s not just with G-Unit it’s with whoever man. So just stay on your hustle man and things will work out.

40 Glocc: I know it’s going to work out, I does my thing. I remember when we first got with Fif on the Massacre tour I put like 7 of my homies in a van with 26,000 mixtapes of my Outspoken Vol. 2 and we sold all 26,000 of them. I remember I didn’t have to pay for no hotel, I didn’t have to pay for the rental van that I got, I didn’t have to pay for nothing and my homies had money in their pockets. We was selling them motherfu**ers on the tour. And I was even showing my homies, you know being a righteous Ni**a like Fu*k it, ya’ll out there selling, even though I was riding on the tour bus with Fif and them I’d get off and switch up and ride in the van with them some days. I would ride with them and jump out at gas stations selling with them, like I’m going to do it with ya’ll just to give them that confidence. We sold all them sh*ts. Fif was like, he seen it then when we went over seas he let me put them in the booths at all the arenas. I dumped a hell of a lot with that.

Ei8HT: So you’re still eating out here?

40 Glocc: Please believe that.

Ei8HT: That’s all I want to know that’s what it’s all about.

40 Glocc: Ni**a I don’t give a fu*k I’m a hustler. I will jump out of the car right now with $500 in my pocket and walk up on a motherfu**er and ask him do they want to buy this CD I just made, this new mixtape for $5 bucks what’s happening?

Ei8HT: There it go. I’m not mad at that. Now let’s get to Game, how did this situation go down? Was it guilty by association or what? Where did your problem come in with this cat?

40 Glocc: Pretty much, but I never fu*ked with the Bit*h ass Ni**a . I remember one time Spider had asked us to come over there when he use to Fu*k with Game. Me, Jayo, Spider and Glasses we all at Games crib. We did a song together at games crib, but when we was there I just felt a bitch ass ni**a vibe, I didn’t really feel no realness from the Ni**a and after we did the song I remember when we walked out side I threw the CD they burned for me in the bushes and when we got in the car, Jayo Felony was like, yo put that sh*t in. I was like Ni**a I threw that sh*t away, that sh*t in their front yard Ni**a. I was like Fuc* that ni**a, that Ni**as a bit*h man. I don’t want to do no song with that Ni**a.

Ei8HT: So it was from Jump when you felt that Vibe?

40 Glocc: Yea this is from the Jump, this is when he was on G-Unit, when Game was on G-Unit and we wasn’t I was like this Ni**as a bit*h. It was like he ran from us in his own house. Locked his-self up in the backroom I was like this Ni**as a Homo! I’m Crip Ni**a, I’m in your neighborhood ni**a I’m in your crib, know what I’m saying, I got a pistol on me, your homies got pistols all in this Motherfu**er, aight so what your scary ass running in the room for? A fake ni**a can’t stand when he’s in a room full of real ni**as.

Ei8HT: He’s out of his element it would make him feel uncomfortable.

40 Glocc: Yea it made him feel uncomfortable. And I ain’t Fu*k with him since then. Then When I went over to G-Unit the Ni**a made a diss song on me, he was dissing the whole G-Unit over the Loyd Banks beat, the Hands UP beat and he said “I’m a 40 Glocc killer”. So I said I’m going to see how much of a killer you is. So I caught his ass on Sunset (blvd) with that 45 it wasn’t no problems.

Ei8HT: Ummm

40 Glocc: I’m not a G-Unit killer

Ei8HT: So he slowed that down didn’t he?

40 Glocc: Yea.

Ei8HT: Yea I figured that, Ol Boy slowed that down.

40 Glocc: You don’t hear no songs about me.Cause he know ni**a I be in traffic. You don’t know when I’ll roll up on you. Don’t be looking for no Phantom and No Benzes and no sh*t like that Ni**a you better look for a rental car, one of these regular little cars and I’m going to roll by in some tinted windows and you ain’t going to see me and I’m going to jump out. “Oohh there go Game” and I’m going to jump out, with my pistol on me.

Ei8HT: Now what’s up with his moms man why do dudes keep involving his moms? “Stick D*ck in your Mother stomach” that was your quote.

40 Glocc: You said that was my quote?

Ei8HT: Yea.

40 Glocc: I said stick the D*ck in your momma’s stomach 40’s a motherfu**er (Laughing)

Ei8HT: Got damn. Somebody get me a pistol.

40 Glocc: (Laughing)

Ei8HT: Spider told me about his moms was calling his phone so it’s getting messy, so I’m not gonna over promote it.

40 Glocc: Yea you know some people just want the attention man, I don’t really know the stipulations behind that. But you know it’s all good. It sounds like to me she was just trying to, … I don’t know what she was trying to do.

Ei8HT: One last question you said something on a track about Obama, you said something about Obama being a white ass Ni**a. What’s up with that?

40 Glocc: See a lot of people think I said it to be on some racist sh*t. I didn’t say it to be racist, but I knew if I said it like that they wasn’t going to get how I was interpreting it for real and it was going to be a shock to them and that would make them pay more attention to the song, but I see everybody’s focused on that, “the Obama diss” they call it. Nah really if you pay attention to what I was saying… I said Fu*k the Rampart division and that Ni**a Shwartsan**a … and then I said Fu*k Obama white ass ni**a . So when I said ni**a I wasn’t call him a ni**a like that and I wasn’t calling him a white Ni**a because he’s half white…. I was saying it because he’s a lie, he’s lying ni**a. You not to be trusted ni**a. I was saying like fu*k him period, fu*k the government. Its like if they’re going to let Obama be President, they are going to let him be President then they are going to Kill the Ni**a. Then after that they are going to create so many laws that will come about for patrol because it’s not about racism anymore It’s about control of the people, they want to control the world. Then if they don’t assassinate the Ni**a, we were sold out by our own people….. Just because he’s black don’t mean run out and vote. He’s going to win regardless and I’m a Ni**a that votes, I don’t have any felonies. I been locked up a gang of times but I never got convicted. I got a gang of felonies with no convictions. But when it all comes down to it your vote ain’t gonna mean sh*t. They showed you that with Bush and what you going to do? Nothing! They showed us that with Bush, I didn’t see no big up rising and everyone know that Ni**a cheated. The whole world know he cheated and what did they say “oh it’s not going to happen this time though not if everybody votes”, Motherfu**er you said that the last time.

Tony Yayo will reportedly be playing KRS-One in the much anticipated movie The Vapors, which spotlights the Juice Crew. Others that have been casted in the film include, Evan Ross who is cast as MC Shan, David Banner (Biz Markie), Cuba Gooding Jr. who will be playing Marley Marl, and a host of other well known actors and actresses.

The Vapors was set to begin production in January 2008.

The Real, The Fake and The Just Plain Silly

The Real

I came to the conclusion today, that I, for one am just sick of 50 Cent and this G-Unit saturating the media! So after today, you won’t see his name leave my pen for at least two weeks, unless something major pops off, but for all of your50 groupies, here you go…

Rumor has it that 50 just signed a reality show deal with MTV. The show will reportedly follow Fif for two weeks, recording his studio sessions, and all other facets of G-Unit’s business. Now this sh*t sounds like a glorified “Diary” episode that will run on and on! Give this man an hour like you did all the other celebrities and to everyone else out there in media land, you can get off his dic* now!

The Fake

Mariah Carey was caught lip syncing on Good Morning America on Friday!! What! Please say it isn’t so. Well the video all over the net is horrible quality, but what happens is her back up track started to early, and then around 3 minutes into the song, she is caught up again, and says to herself, “Stop singing my part now baby.”

Come on now Mimi, you know you had to get up early for this, you should have been prepared vocally to blow the nation out of the water! I expected more from you girl! I for one will be watching Saturday Night Live on the ^3rd, when she’s the artist performing to see if it happens again!

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And now to…

The Just Plain Silly!

Jay-Z has officially joined the battle between LeBron James and Deshawn Stevenson. It all started when Deshawn called LeBron “overrated.” Then LeBron shot back that responding to Stevenson’s comment would be like “Jay-Z responding to Soulja Boy.” Well it took a turn for the worse this weekend, Jay has recorded a track for LeBron. According to the Washington Post, the song was premiered at an event that LeBron was hosting at the D.C. club Love, now of course Deshawn and the Wizards are boycotting the club! Haha! I’ve never rolled my eyes so damn much!

Is it just me or are you all tired of grown ass men squabbling like females!

Here’s the track, Blow the Whistle

And with that, I’m gone!

HHLO received this clip from T.I. announcing his Paper Trail track leak. You can find the Leak on Street Cred.com on Tuesday. (We won’t give you a play by play of the video, we have it right here!

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First of all, I want to take a moment to send my thoughts and prayers to Sean Bell’s entire family. May your heart be comforted and healed a little more today. And to the public, please take Mr. Bell’s parents, William and Valerie’s wishes to heart; please keep calm during this time, no matter the verdict. I’m scared for New York right now.

I hate to do this, but it’s on to business.

Floyd and 50 Fight Confirmed!

On March 20^th, we posted about Floyd and 50 getting into it. Coming to blows over some money, well it’s been confirmed. (Mediatakeout’s saying they’re the only ones to report on it…shhhh we won’t tell them! Well according to the new source (and I use that term lightly), it’s been confirmed. Now I’m pissed, cuz if I could stream Hot 97, I would have blown this story out of the water! But 50 was on Hot 97 and confirmed that it happened!

On a side note, is it just me or is 50 looking a little too thin, sh** I know he’s losing weight for an upcoming movie role, but that sh*t’s crazy, he’s starting to look like a (you fill in the blank here). I don’t even know what to compare him to and be civil, cuz I don’t need his ass coming after me! LOL!

Al Reynolds Claiming Abuse?

We all have to claim our woman that marry gay men, then beat the crap outta them! White people have Liza Minelli, and now Star Jones steps to the plate. Yesterday, it was all over the net, that Star was going to be going through a divorce, now sites are reporting that Al is going to be making allegations of abuse. Women, stop marrying the gay men, and get some real men, ones that you don’t have to beat into submission, get one that’s gonna wanna jump on your ass, the minute you walk in the door, (and I don’t mean fighting wise), for some sweet lovin’!

I’m out till Monday! This weekend…Be a Lover not a Fighter!

Peace!

On Monday we posted video of 50 Cent talking about forcibly pushing back the Game’s LAX from his original release date of June 24^th.

Well it looks like Interscope has decided to push back both releases, to put an end to the battle over sales.

G-Unit’s Terminate on Sight will hit the stores on July 1^st, and Game will drop LAX on July 8^th.

Kanye and Alexis are officially over!

Some sites are reporting that they were the first to report this….sh****t, but about a month ago, a site in the UK reported that Kanye was getting ready to call it off anyways. So here’s a reminder to everyone out there reading this, a site has the opportunity to change the date and time of its post to make it look like they broke the story…don’t believe the hype! Anyways, I’m back from my rant. Alexis confirmed the report with People, stating, “It’s always sad when things like this end, and we remain friends. I wish him the best in his future and all of his endeavors. He’s one of the most talented people I’ve ever met.”

Good luck to both!

Janet Gay for Alica?

In an interview with E! Magazine Janet Jackson said that if she went the other way, she’d be feelin’ Ms. Keys. Here are the excerpts from the interview:

(Interviewer) “You’ve said it doesn’t bother you if someone says you’re gay or bisexual. So if you were, who would be your top three girl crushes?

(Janet) I don’t know if I have three. I think I would pick Alicia Keys, for sure. I think she’s wonderful.”

Who wouldn’t be feeling Alicia!

Jay-Z and Bey Are Married!

Here’s what’s up, TMZ.com is reporting that they have copies of the official copy of the log book from the Scarsdale clerk’s office, “with their John Hancock’s and everything.” Well I’m still saying, WTFever! Take a close look at TMZ’s documents. The “signatures” of Beyonce and Jay-Z are clearly the same as the rest of the signatures on the page. So bring my ass some real proof and I’ll follow along like the rest of you. And when Jay and B say it’s true, I’ll say “You told my ass so!”