Archive for the 'Jamie Foxx' Category

We've been hearing so many things about this much anticipated Michael Jackson tribute!

We were sad to hear Janet Jackson had to pull out, and even sadder when we heard Beyonce wasn't going to be able to make it!

But apparently

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This cast keeps getting better and better!

In Quentin Tarantino's next film — already starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz and Samuel L. Jackson — Kevin Costner will play one of the villains!

According to sources, the actor will play Ace Woody, being described as:

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At least he's practicing safe sex unless she had athlete's foot.

An email sent out earlier this month from a woman in the film/tv industry has leaked, and it basically confirms what we already pretty much knew: Quentin Tarantino has a foot fetish.

In the email, the woman recounts a story of heading to a party, meeting Quentin, telling him she disliked the Kill Bill films, making out with him, leaving the party with Q and Jamie Foxx, and then allowing Mr. Tarantino to suck on her feet. Ew.

According to the woman, once she was back at his place, he posed the following question to her:

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First we heard that Leo is on board for the evil plantation owner in Tarantino's new "southern" (slightly different than a "western"), and now we're getting word that Quentin is casting Jamie Foxx for the lead role of Django!

So here's what we know casting wise:

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Weird Al Yankovic, perhaps one of the world's most famous musical parody makers, is back with his brand new album Alpocalypse.

Check out one of the tracks above, Polka Face, which takes a string of pop hits — beginning with Lady GaGa's Poker Face — and polkafies the shiz out of them! LOLz!

He manages to give 14 hit songs from GaGa, Britney Spears, Flo Rida, Kid Cudi, Lady Antebellum, Justin Bieber, Pink, Katy Perry, Owl City, Jamie Foxx, Iyaz, Jay Sean, Taio Cruz, and Ke$ha the polka treatment, leaving us with ONE question.

Why can't all polka sound this good? Ha!

Listen to Polka Face above and let us know what U think of Weird Al's newest song!

So bittersweet!

During the upcoming June issue of O Magazine (above), Oprah speaks on a bunch of emotional subjects, and reminisces about the early years of her show.

Oprah on her show's first years:

"The first few years when the staff was still less than 12 people, I used to hang out with them because we were doing live shows, and we’d be done by 10 a.m. We had four people in four chairs, and that was it. Those were the days where I’d be the one taking the lunch order. I would walk around asking, ‘Okay, is it gonna be Taco Bell today, or are we doing Wendy’s?’ And then we’d go out and party at night."

On nostalgic keepsakes from the show:

"The one thing I’ll take is the statue of Sojourner Truth that Jamie Foxx gave me for my birthday last year…Even in my youth, she was the historical figure I most identified with. Because even though she was born a slave, she was able to speak. She could communicate with people from all different backgrounds. She could speak to the most disenfranchised groups, and she could also speak to Congress. She was invited to the White House by Lincoln. Jamie didn’t know that I’d been reciting her “Ain’t I a Woman?” speech my whole life, or that when I die, I want to go out like a comet in the sky, which is something she said about her own life. But he gave me that statue, and it will come with me when I go."

Oprah on NOT having regrets:

"I don’t regret having talked about my life. The show has been my therapy…I’ve never had a day’s therapy, but I’ve had many days of listening to really excellent therapists, starting with Dr. Phil, who is beyond excellent at what he does."

And Oprah on her final farewell:

"I genuinely feel appreciated and loved by this audience that has grown up with me. Which, for me, is a huge, huge, huge accomplishment. Because I grew up feeling the opposite of that. Feeling a void, as a little girl, feeling that really nobody loved me. So to be surrounded by this, that is what I’m going to feel. And when you see the tears on the last show, that’s what those tears will be about. Those tears will not be about sadness."

So nice of Oprah to share! We're liking what she has to say, and as much as we'll miss her show, we support her and we know she's making the right move for herself.

What do U think about Oprah's comments from her magazine?

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Sorry Chris!

Chris Brown has revealed he missed a last chance to meet his idol Michael Jackson.

The Yeah 3x singer - along with Jamie Foxx - was due to meet with the superstar on the day he died.

Chris and Jamie had arranged to go watch Michael rehearsing at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, as he rehearsed for his This Is It tour back in June, 2009.

Recalling that day, Brown now tells Nylon:

"Me and Jamie Foxx were going to see him and (then someone called) and they were like, 'Hold up. He didn't show up yet. And then we got the call later (saying that Jackson had died) and it was devastating."

Somehow we have trouble feeling sorry for Chris.

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This week's Glee is all about getting DRUNK! WooHoo!

Shots! Shots! Shots! Everybody!!!!

Take a listen to all the songs to be featured on next week's episode of Glee, approbs titled Blame It On The Alcohol. (above)

There's a bit of honky-tonk in there (BEISTE!), a little Ke- insert dollar sign-ha from Hemo, and oh yeah, a freakin' Human League number by Darren Criss and Lea Michele.

We don't think we need to say anything more than that.

Thoughts?