Y'all Remember "Dylan"?

24 November 2009

No real thing, he really thought he was hot shit on Making the Band,
he's trying wayyyyy to hard. And I heard he doesn't have a Caribbean Accent (lol).

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Cool Gadgets

23 November 2009

Alcohol Bottle Lock
Bike Rider Water Bottle
Perfect Pourer
Jar Opener ( I need one of these)
Bottle top for cans

Spout for plastic bottles

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[Music Video]: Lily Allen

"Who'd Have Known"

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[Fashion]: Hat Box Bags


From top: Stephen Jones’s rabbit fur felt hat, $623, at Stephen Jones Millinery, London, 44.20.7242.0770; T. Anthony’s canvas hatbox with leather trim, $1,200, 800.722.2406, tanthony.com; Tumi’s printed saffiano hatbox with vachetta leather trim, $3,000, at Tumi, New York, 212.813.0545; Louis Vuitton’s leather hatbox, $5,400, 866.VUITTON.

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[Music Video]:Mariah Carey

"I Want to Know What Love Is"

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[Fashion News]: Demi Moore on "W Mag."

I truly adore this lady, she looks amazing for her age can't wait to get this issue of "W"

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[Music News]: DMX Sued For $1 Million


DMX Sued For $1 Million For Backing Out of Celebrity Boxing Match Although Coolio has stepped in to replace him in an upcoming celebrity boxing match, set for December, DMX is having troubles with the promoters for backing out.
According to TMZ, Thunder Promotions filed a lawsuit against the rapper last week, claiming fraud.
They want $1 million for their troubles.
X was scheduled to fight in a boxing match on December 12th in Birmingham, Alabama, but according to the promotions company, he backed out because they refused to fix the fight.
Following the news, the rapper's manager Nakia Walker told TMZ that the rapper really does want to fight, fixed or not, but she's forcing his hand because "he's a hip hop artist, not a boxer."
DMX had not commented on the lawsuit at press time.

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[Fashion]: 25th Anniversary Air Jordan

17 November 2009


The 25th anniversary addition might just be the most remarkable to date. The shoe pays special homage to His Airness Michael Jordan by featuring a transparent basketball shaped window in a body--representing Jordan's ability of "allowing the players to only see what he wanted them to see on the court," according to co-designer Tinker Hatfield. With its asymmetrical collar and Chicago Bulls colors, the 2010 makes another iconic edition to the collection that once inspired infamous sneaker jackings.
Nike didn't leave out the technical side either; for the actual ballers, the shoe's construction is designed specifically for optimal game performance. A layered toe and independent forefront support cover mimics an actual foot's flexibility and movement without being restricted by the shoe's structures, assisting in a player's ability to be more agile in the game.
Like Spike Lee said when trying to figure out in that immortal commercial, "It's gotta be the shoe."
The 2010 Air Jordan will be released nationwide Feb. 13, 2010 for a suggested retail price of $170

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