Although I’m pretty sure that this was in development before the tragedy in Haiti, Wyclef Jean is now helming the twenty-fifth anniversary remake of “We Are The World”, rumored to have quite the eclectic list of performers: Kanye West, Celine…
- Jordan Buckley of Every Time I Die has created a website devoted solely to himself. Not really. Check it out.
- Pavement is getting back together. They’re playing Central Park in 2010.
- Kanye West is still insane.
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Kanye West makes pretty great hip-pop, but he is also a childish, solipsistic blowhard who should be forced to walk around with a seven-second delay.
The latest incarnation of his dickdom came at last night’s MTV’s Video Music Awards. If…
That’s right. Kanye West is working at Gap. It’s not clear whether he’s an intern or a new collaborator, but somehow I find this news to be hilarious. It’s no secret that I am not a fan of Mr. West,…
There’s something very ironic about the fact that Kanye West produced the first single from Jay-Z’s upcoming album, The Blueprint III. Kanye has sort of ruined Autotune for me, so it seems only fitting that he had a hand in…
I missed out on the initial scoop of this story, which is pretty damned hilarious and warrants a retelling. We all know that Radiohead snubbed Kanye at the Grammys, but they apparently also decided that they’d rather not hang out…
Tomorrow’s edition of “VH1’s Storytellers,” starring the ever-wondrous turdnozzle Kanye West, looks like it will be more remarkable for the segments that VH1 decided not to air. And God knows why; they’re pretty classic Kanye gaffes.
First off, Reuters via…
Following through on the pledge I made last week, I didn’t watch the bloated boring festival of self-celebration that the Grammys inevitably offer. However, I did spend part of my morning watching some YouTube vids from the event, and it’s…
“Brooklyn (Go Hard)” is a star-studded little track. It’s Jay-Z verses, Santogold hooks, and Kanye production make it a worthy addition to the soundtrack of the upcoming Biggie Smalls biopic Notorious. And the song’s video might help tide you over…
I guess Kanye was rocking Lil Wayne’s “Lollipop” all summer because if the first single off of his upcoming 808s & Heartbreak suggests that he has converted to the more-is-better school of vocoding. But unlike the hilariously infectious “Lollipop,” Kanye’s…
