I love this show. Chelsea Lately is almost too racy, and that’s why she has such good ratings. I can’t believe no one’s clowning her for the “I love black mothers!” comment in this clip.

Is this chick serious?

Genius quote of the clip: “In shopping, you’ll find that your eye will be drawn to the things that you like.” Brenda is a JOKE!

Anyone that knows me knows that I hate to admit I’m a fan of Britney’s last album, Blackout. You can’t deny that the majority of the songs were great for the dancefloor and fun to listen to anywhere. The main reason that I enjoyed the album was Danja’s impressive production, making the album more hip-hop than pop. For once, I could forget about the fact that I was actually listening to Britney Spears and I could pretend I’m listening to—say—Keri Hilson over a Timbaland-esque beat.

So when I heard Britney’s set to drop her new album, Circus, on December 2, I was stoked.

But not too fast. It seems Britney’s taken a regressive turn back to bubble gum pop records, suited more for Z100 than Power 1051. Yes, I know, the Z100s are her main fan base, but she’s lost me with this new album.

There are 2 records that stand out to me on the album. Check them out below and post your thoughts

Listen: Britney Spears- “Unusual You”

Listen: Britney Spears- “Blur”

Looks like Keri Hilson’s about to drop the video for “Turn Off” featuring Lil’ Wayne. Hopefully the release of this single and video will speed up the release of her new album, In A Perfect World.

“Energy,” the first single from the R&B singer/songwriter’s debut, didn’t take off too well, and the majority of people have forgotten she’s responsible for the hook on “The Way I Are,” so I guess it’s time for Keri to reestablish herself as a potential queen of crunkR&B

Listen: Keri Hilson feat. Lil’ Wayne- “Turn Off”

I think we all saw this one coming. In the music video for Def Jam artist Young Jeezy’s latest single, “Crazy World,” the rapper exposes all that has gone awry with our world. The video feels like an urban rendition of Cloverfield–hundreds of people are running around in the streets, as gas prices continue rising and lame presidential hopefuls (Sarah Palin and John Mccain) ignorantly hold their thumbs up.

My initial reaction: Interesting video, but I think it’s too delayed to make any impact on the American people. Barack won the election. Gas prices have been declining steadily for the past 60 years. Sarah Palin is out of the spotlight. Had Jeezy dropped this video a few weeks ago (say–before November 4), I think he could have reached a much wider audience. Nice attempt, though.

Watch the video below:

From his upcoming album 808s And Heartbreak and we love them all. At first I wasn’t sure I’d be really feeling this album. After all, ‘Ye pledged to record the whole record in Auto-Tune (T-Pain’s best friend), which allows artists to digitally enhance their voices. (i.e. the reason why singers like Hilary Duff and Lindsay Lohan are even remotely listenable). This is a new route for Kanye, and it looks like it’s going to be a huge success.

Here are the songs that have leaked thus far, in order of our personal liking:

1). Kanye West- Coldest Winter

2). Kanye West- Any Way

3). Kanye West- Amazing (Feat. Young Jeezy)

4). Kanye West- Streetlights

5). Kanye West- Heartless

6). Kanye West- See You In My Nightmares (Feat. Lil Wayne)

7). Kanye West- Love Lockdown

8). Kanye West- Robocop 

Don’t forget… 808’s And Heartbreak hits stores 11/24/08.

I almost feel bad for her. She’s been torn apart by the media and the majority of the American public for nothing.

Lil Wayne performed Saturday at the Voodoo Music Festival in New Orleans — just after announcing the birth of his son, Dwayne Carter III. Liking the kicks and flannel. Not sure about the shorts yet though.

Props to CL for the photo. Must get that Wireimage account.

The new G1 Google/Android phone?

I gotta admit, the Android interface is pretty sexy. The phone looks a little wack to me, so I think I’ll be waiting on the next Android phone to drop (should be soon). *Preparing myself to ditch the iPhone*