• Lady Gaga And Marc Jacobs Do V Magazine

    Check out this amazo V Magazine cover with Marc Jacobs and Lady Gaga. This gorgeous piece was shot by who else, but Mario Testino and has the Lady dressed as Lady Liberty, only Gagafied of course. Read: in her underwear. This issue is called V67- The New York issue. We’re guessing the rest of the magazine is going to be filled with even crazier images and the buzz is that it’s also going to feature plenty of everybody’s favorite New Yorkers! We’re also guessing that a fair amount of peeps aren’t going to be too happy with that stripped-down cover. [Photo: V Magazine]

  • Kim Kardashian’s “Risque” Magazine Cover

    Kim Kardashian is on the cover of Prestige magazine flanked by two gorgeous, perma-tanned nekkid men. Just another reason why her life is so much better than ours. This is probably the beginning of the Kardashian takeover of Asia (Prestige is based out of Hong Kong).  She blogged, “I have two covers and I’ll be sharing the second cover and the whole spread tomorrow, so make sure you check back. I really want to visit all my fans in Asia! Are any of you guys from Hong Kong? Or have you been there?” See? She’s planning her move! She also trilled, “This might be one of my most risque covers to date!” And we bet she couldn’t be more thrilled. We’ll have two of those dudes to go, thanks. [Photo: Celebuzz]

  • Eminem, Jay-Z Joined By Dr. Dre, Drake At Historic Detroit Concert

    D12, 50 Cent and G-Unit, Young Jeezy also hit Comerica Park stage as Em, Hov unleash flurry of hits on first stop of Home and Home Tour.
    By Shaheem Reid


    Eminem and Jay-Z (file)
    Photo: Kristian Dowling/ Getty Images

    Detroit hasn't screamed this loud at a baseball park since Kirk Gibson was hitting home runs in the 1984 World Series. Hip-hop history was made as Jay-Z and Eminem co-headlined the Motor City's Comerica Park (home of the D-Town Tigers for the past decade) on Thursday night (September 2), the first of two shows on consecutive nights.

    While Jay's high-grossing touring schedule helped him to top this year's Forbes' "Hip-Hop Cash King" list, Eminem took a much-needed sabbatical to deal with a myriad of personal issues. Now beyond his darkest hour, Em had one of his brightest moments ever onstage. Not only did he gift his hometown with a seemingly endless string of hits, he pulled off some major surprises. After D12, 50 Cent and the G-Unit — acts that fans likely expected — came out for performances with Em, Slim Shady pulled off a shocker. Dr. Dre came out, first stunning the people then delighting them with smashes.

    After his name appeared on the Comerica big screen, the man heralded by many as the greatest producer of his time came out to the opening notes of his world-famous "Next Episode." Then the familiar first keys of "Still Dre" were played.

    "Haters say Dre fell off," the Doc rapped. "How n---a? My last album was The Chronic."

    After that, the Shady/Aftermath duo took it back to Dre's Chronic days with "Nuthin' But a 'G' Thang."

    "One, two, three and to the fo," Em rapped in Snoop's cadence.

    " 'Cause you know we came to rip sh-- up!" Dre spit later.

    Dr. Dre appeared to be in the best shape of his life. Wearing a T-shirt with the late Proof's face printed on it, Dre looked strong enough to end the Undertaker's undefeated streak at Wrestlemania.

    "Got dammit, Detroit. Do I love you or what?" Eminem asked his fans. "Look what I brought out for you."

    Em then told Dre he wanted him to feel the love; Detox chants followed.

    "Deeee-tox. Deeee-tox," they yelled from the bleachers to the bullpen. Dre just smiled and said, "I'm Comin'!"

    One would-be guest who couldn't attend for obvious reasons was Lil Wayne. But Shady made sure to salute Weezy after "No Love." And the Young Money flag did wave proudly in Detroit as Drake came out for "Forever" and gave a special nod to the Motor City.

    "In Detroit, faded off the brown," Drake rapped.

    "Nino!!!!" the crowd responded.

    "I'm so honored to be here to tonight. This is history in the making. I want y'all to make some noise for the muthaf---in' legend that is Emimem."

    Em's legend was largely built off his mastery of music and a catalog made for the kind of environment he played on Thursday: stadiums. The Detroit rapper has been making sing-along anthems throughout his career. Not just tracks you rap in the shower or in the car, but big records like "Sing for the Moment," "Stan" and "Cleaning Out My Closet" — tracks practically begging for an audience of tens of thousands holding lighters up. Em proved he still has that rare connection with his fanbase. Grown men took off their shirts and got rock-n-roll rowdy when he rapped.

    "Got dammit, Detroit, I'm back," Em said early on in the night. "Did you miss me?"

    It was clear that Em missed his fans as well. He was engaging, lively and energetic on this night. After the "Real Slim Shady" and "Without Me," Em thanked his fans again.

    "I love you. This song is for you." "Not Afraid" followed. After screams of "encore, encore," Em brought out the Unit, D12 and Detroit legend Trick Trick who had earlier performed on "Lose Yourself."

    Thursday's Home and Home show kicked off with B.o.B, who came back later for "Airplanes, Pt. 2," and set the tone with a quick set that included "Nothin' on You."

    The audience was eventually alerted that the Jiggaman was 10 minutes away from showtime. Two clocks filled two oversize screens on the enormous stage while the Beastie Boys' "No Sleep Till Brooklyn" blared from the speakers. When the countdown hit "0," Jay rose from beneath the stage, the lyrically intricate "Dynasty Intro" being played by his band, the Roc Boys. Then a brief snippet of "Lucifer" played before Jay went into his jaw-dropping verse from Rick Ross' "Free Mason."

    During "D.O.A. (Death of Auto-Tune)," Jay rhymed "this might need a verse from Jeezy." On cue, the Snowman came out for the "Dey Know" remix followed by "Soul Survivor." His mini-set ended with "Put on for My City" and "Lose My Mind."

    After that though, it was the Jay hit parade — with assistance from Memphis Bleek. The Brooklyn duo rocked with a flurry of big records, including "You Don't Know," "99 Problems" and "(Originator 99)." During "Big Pimpin'," Jay delivered Pimp C's verse in the late UGK legend's cadence.

    "What y'all know about them Deetroit boys?" Hov asked.

    A tribute to hip-hop's fallen soldiers ensued, as the audience shouted in unison, "Prrrrrooooooooof!"

    "I know y'all going through a lot, but Detroit has heart and Detroit will be back," Jay said.

    Hov and Slim Shady shared but a few minutes of stage time as Jay emerged for "Renegade" during Em's set.

    The Home and Home Tour continues Friday night (September 3) at Comerica Park and comes to the Bronx, New York, on September 13 and 14 at Yankee Stadium.

    Were you at Jay and Em's Detroit stop? Tell us what you thought of the show!

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  • Jessica Alba Calls Her 'Little Fockers' Character 'Totally Crazy'

    'I play a pharmaceutical sales rep who is very, um, outgoing,' Alba tells MTV News of the Ben Stiller/ Robert De Niro comedy.
    By Kara Warner


    Jessica Alba in "Little Fockers"
    Photo: Paramont

    In addition to kicking butt in Robert Rodriguez's "Machete," Jessica Alba is also appearing among the star-studded cast of "Little Fockers," the third installment in the franchise that features Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro playing out their often awkward son-in-law vs. overprotective father-in-law relationship.

    "I play a pharmaceutical sales rep who is very, um, outgoing and has no sense of personal space," Alba recently told MTV News. She hinted that her character might inadvertently try to get a little too close to Stiller's lovable Gaylord Focker. "She says exactly what's on her mind and she has no filter at all," the actress explained. "She was really fun because I'm pretty much the opposite of that."

    Alba admitted that keeping a straight face on set was a big challenge, since most of her scenes were with funnyman Ben Stiller. Still, she had a blast, she said, particularly with her character's freewheeling ways. "It was just fun and pretty liberating to play someone who was just so open and so free and totally crazy."

    "Little Fockers" is set a few months after the events of the last installment, "Meet the Fockers," as Stiller and Teri Polo's parents-to-be busily prepare for baby. Producer Jay Roach told MTV News earlier this year that Stiller's attempt to remain calm is thwarted by a familiar face (and former nemesis).

    "It's Owen Wilson coming back with a new passion for Ben's wife, Teri Polo," Roach said. "And of course it's hidden and it's all under the surface, but it causes a lot of new wrinkles in the relationship between all of them," the producer explained.

    In addition to Alba and Wilson, "Fockers" will also feature Dustin Hoffman in the role of Stiller's father opposite Barbra Streisand, an addition to the cast that was only recently made due to the film reportedly coming in under budget.

    "Little Fockers" is due in theaters December 22.

    From the saucy Jessica Alba in "Little Fockers" to James Franco's grueling journey in "127 Hours," the MTV Movies team is delving into the hottest flicks of fall 2010. Check back daily for exclusive clips, photos and interviews with the films' biggest stars.

    Check out everything we've got on "Little Fockers."

    For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com.

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  • Black Crowes’ Chris Robinson Rips On Taylor Swift For No Apparent Reason

    Everyone has their own thoughts about adorable Taylor Swift, four-time Grammy winner and current VMA nominee. For example, in the opinion of Black Crowes‘ front man and Kate Hudson’s ex Chris Robinson, Taylor Swift is everything that’s terrible about modern music. Snarls Robinson, “I find it embarrassing that adults are like, ‘Taylor Swift is very talented.’ She’s not. She might be cute, but she’s horrible.” Ouch! How weird is it that Robinson would even bother to go after Taylor in the first place? It’s not like most 14-year-old girls are on iTunes agonizing over whether to buy Swift’s new single “Mine” or the Black Crowes’ “Croweology”. He’s not going to pull any fans to his side this way. Robinson’s main issue with Swift and other (popular) artists are that “they have stylists who dress them, they make records with producers who play a chord into the computer and it all comes out the same… When you have computers doing it all for you… there’s no individuality. Singing isn’t always about being on key; it’s about emotionality (sic).” It’s about emotionality, people. O, but not the emotions of a love-struck 20-year-old girl, of course; just the emotionality of middle-aged hippies with tie-dyed tops and Jesus hair. We respect Robinson’s right to jam out without the aid of GarageBand or a professional beard wrangler, but please. Let the children be. [Photo: WENN/WENN]

  • Kelly Osbourne: From Ozzy’s Kid to Pussycat Doll

    It seems like only yesterday that Kelly Osbourne was just an awkward 16-year-old girl, screaming at her rock star father while a half dozen tiny dogs pooped on the living room floor. Kelly’s latest Twitter pic, however, reveals a woman who is nothing if not grown-up. Who would have guess Ozzy’s misfit daughter would turn out to be a reality show diva with a slamming body and links to the Pussycat Dolls? It’s only been eight years since Kelly was a baby-faced teen, but since then she’s gone through dozens of reincarnations, hundreds of outfits and too many bottles of hair dye to count. So join us in taking a look at the many reinventions of Kelly Osbourne, and remember that we knew her when. [Photo: Kelly Osbourne's Twitter]

  • Shocker! Paris Hilton Might Have Lied To Police About Her Purse

    Hey, remember that “friend” Paris Hilton told police she borrowed a purse from, the same purse in which cops found cocaine? Well it turns out that purse might just belong to Paris herself, thanks to a twit pic she took of her “new Chanel purse” in July. She was spotted at the Las Vegas traffic stop just before her arrest holding the very same bag - which, by the way, is totally hot and we would love one of our very own. Or a cheap knock-off. Something to hold all our “gum,” ya know? Let’s all belt out a collective ‘HA HA HA!’ at our girl. Making a sex tape with Rick Salomon was a kinda-sorta bad idea, but lying to cops was a really bad idea, Paris. Is it too early to say “gotcha” yet? Cuz we really want to.

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