Archive | June 6, 2011

New Video: Monster by Kanye Feat. Jay-Z, Nicki Minaj & Rick Ross

Jun6

Kanye West has courted controversy throughout his career and continues to stir emotions every step of the way.

As anyone who has watched his latest music video will agree, the rapper certainly knows which buttons to press to get a reaction. With dead models hanging from nooses around their necks and dismembered heads littering the floor in his new Monster video, the 33-year-old has produced what must surely be his most controversial video yet. Check it out below!

Kim Kardashian Covers Australia Cosmopolitan

Jun6

30-year-old reality star, Kim Kardashian, says she is proud of her world famous bottom, and once again denied that it is cosmetically enhanced in a recent interview with Australian’s Cosmopolitan magazine.

Talking about her backside, newly-engaged Kim said:

‘I’m half Armenian, so the butt really comes from my dad’s side of the family. It’s a little bit bigger so you do have to work out more. I do squats and lunges. I try to do whatever I can to work out. It’s all real. I’m proud of my booty and it’s all mine. I have not had cosmetic surgery’

Kim Kardashian gives 4 sexy looks (Smokin, Classic, Metallica and White Hot) in the June issue. I think she looks very classy in all 4 photos (no rear shots), what do you think?

Apple Introduces iCloud

Jun6
Apple Inc. CEO Steve Jobs strode back into the spotlight on today to unveil the iCloud, a music-streaming service that the company hopes will power its next stage of growth and popularize Web-based consumer services.Jobs’ decision to appear such at events often is news in itself, since he is a pancreatic cancer survivor who went on his third medical leave in January for an undisclosed condition.

iCloud underscores a major shift taking place in the tech world as users’ information moves from gadgets to the cloud, where it is stored on remote servers and accessible from any device with an Internet connection – a crucial capability for users increasingly accustomed to performing a variety of tasks on the move.
 
“We’re going to demote the PC and the Mac to just be a device,” said Jobs, according to a live blog of his remarks at the Worldwide Developers Conference keynote. “”We’re going to move the digital hub, the center of your digital life, into the cloud.”

Apple described iCloud as a service that is integrated with apps and “stores your content, and wirelessly pushes it to all your devices.”

Source:  Chicago Tribune

Apple, legendary for keeping its agenda under wraps, has been unusually open about what it plans to show at its annual developers’ conference, a five-day extravaganza for developers who rely on Apple for much of their livelihood.