Thursday, May 29, 2014

NBA Commissioner Says Sterling Ban Wasn't Personal



After banning longtime friend Donald Sterling from the NBA in April, NBA commissioner Adam Silver says there are no hard feelings on his end about the decision.


"On a personal level it was very difficult," he said to TMZ. "Its business and I think he understood that as well."


Silver made the call after Sterling was heard in a recording stating racist comments about African Americans. Silver also made it clear that he didn't want any members of the Sterling family in ownership of the Clippers.


It was reported Thursday that ex-Microsoft executive Steve Ballmer won the highest bid for the Clippers at $2 billion.


Source: tmz.com


Jennifer Lopez Is Sultry and Sexy in 'First Love' Video


What do you get when you put Jennifer Lopez in desolate desert? One sizzling-hot video! J.Lo is sultry and sexy in her clip for the Max Martin-produced ballad ‘First Love.’


Directed by Anthony Mandler, the video features Lopez in the Mojave desert searching for her true love. Then comes her hunky love interest, British model David Gandy, who comes to her aid on a motorcycle no less.


We then see the two canoodling in the hot desert, hugging and kissing on each other. The 44-year-old pop star also shows off all her bodacious curves in an all-white bodysuit and black dress. There’s also some side-to-side boob action from Jenny, as well. Don’t blink or else you might miss it.


We must also mention that J.Lo’s visual gives off an aura of classic ’90s Herb Ritts videos like Janet Jackson’s ‘Love Will Never Do Without You‘ and Lopez’s own sepia-colored ‘Ain’t It Funny.’


Overall, the video looks amazing and Lopez is stunning as ever — even in the hot desert.


Jennifer Lopez’s 10th album, ‘A.K.A.,’ will arrive in stores on June 17. The collection features guest appearances from Nas, Iggy Azalea, T.I., Pitbull and Rick Ross.



Justin Bieber Stays Out of Lil Wayne's Beef with Manager (@LilTunechi @JustinBieber)



TMZ caught up with the singer who was taking photos and signing autographs for fans. When asked about Wayne's comments about Braun over Lil Twist, Bieber showed love to both of his friends.


"Love Wayne, love Scooter," he said.


After Wayne's comments surfaced online over Braun, Bieber posted a photo on Instgram showing love to his manager.


Check out the video above.


SZA Performs 'Babylon' with Kendrick Lamar


It’s one thing to listen to SZA‘s latest EP ‘Z’ through your headphones, but it’s a whole other experience to see her perform it live. And the first lady of TDE brought her EP to life at a small show at Red Bull Studios in Los Angeles on Wednesday (May 28).


Fans who were in attendance witnessed SZA and her special guest, Kendrick Lamar, perform their duet ‘Babylon’ live. It started with SZA singing a cover song of Fleetwood Mac’s ‘Dreams,’ and then K.Dot jumps onstage and performs his lyrics from ‘Babylon.’ The Compton native’s rhyme flow mixed with SZA’s ethereal vocals made for one of the night’s memorable moments.


Fellow rapper Mac Miller, who produced two tracks on her EP, also dropped by with guitar in hand to perform ‘Ur.’ SZA was very grateful for his appearance and expressed it on Twitter.


“Thank you to the f—ing incredible @MacMiller for grabbing that guitar and playing ‘UR’ on the spot like an angel. Bless you love,” she tweeted.



G-Side Details How Things Changed Back in '2004′ in New Video


Alabama rap duo G-Side (rappers ST 2 Lettaz and Yung Clova) just released their new music video for ’2004′ (featuring singer Joi Tiffany) from their latest album, ‘Gz II Godz.’


Producers the Block Beattaz crafted a super smooth instrumental for the two Huntsville rhymers as 2 Lettaz and Clova glide over the airy production.


2 Lettaz raps, “Nothing but computer love, that’s all they got for me / N—- click like on my pic, but really think about robbing me / Got no squares in my circles / Got orange hairs in my purple / Got real G’s stopping me like don’t stop for nothing, they feel my verses.”


G-Side’s new album ‘Gz II God’ is available now through the duo’s official website and can be streamed in its entirety on YouTube.



Stan Ipcus Kicks Off Summer with 'Ride Out' Feat. Max Bent

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Now that summer is nearly upon us, we all need some good music to enjoy for the warm weather ahead. Nah Right’s own Stan Ipcus has got you covered with his new anthem ‘Ride Out’ featuring Max Bent. Stan kicks some fresh over a laid-back instrumental provided by Tymo Beats that’s perfect for your next weekend ride with the top down.


Stan raps, “Stan Ipcus in the flesh / real fresh in the cut, stay where the butt rests / by my nuts, by the bottom of the vest, I’m the best / to you chumps at the bottom of the lists, heal your nuts / we don’t wait on lines, we skate on lines / and pop bottles, Corona and lime, and wine from Verona / Williams-Sonoma, lotta guap we throw up / guacamole we roll up, freeze frame, we frozed up.”


Listen to Stan Ipcus’ ‘Ride Out’ featuring Max Bent



Watch Jay Pharaoh Rap in 'Problems' Video


Comedian Jay Pharaoh is best known for his comedic skills on ‘Saturday Night Live,’ but he flexes his funny bone in his new video for ‘Problems.’


Set to a steady, bass heavy beat, the funnyman pulls off his best gangsta rap posturing and spits rhymes about the hard life of rap artists. Although the beat would hint at a more serious, uncensored look into Pharaoh’s hardships, the lyrics actually point to something a bit more comedic.


“I got problems / I got issues / I got problems / Now where the tissues,” he raps on the chorus.


Poking fun at the persona that rappers put up when they’re performing these songs, the ‘SNL’ star does a great job proving that he’s got lyrical skills. There’s also some witty digs at some of today’s popular hip-hoppers.


While he talks about smoking weed and making tons of money, there are parts in the song where Pharoah goes out of his rapper persona and explains that it’s all facade. After his quick explanation, he jumps back even harder into the chorus.


Between the auto-tune and breaks between gangsta rap and dramatic monologue, this is a video that will keep you laughing from beginning to end.