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This might be a slur-ish joke about color and race, but it’s also a testament to the political commentary behind racial relations and religious attribution of ethnicity. Deep, maybe. Funny, yes.

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The bitch is back. Elizabeth Hasselbeck is a right Republican. She disregards people’s opinions if they don’t suit her, yawns when someone makes a point and refuses to discuss the matter. Here we see the amazingly grandiose Kathy Griffin battle it out with that twit.

The guys take off their kits for their new video “Love Is A Hurricane” from the album Brother. Stephen Gately is missed muchly!

We thought the next single was “Imma Be,” but it looks like the video is being made for “Rock That Body” and Fergie has been replaced by Sarah Palin. It could be a double A-side, or the record company has decided not to make a video for “Imma Be” since it’s already in the top five without the extra spending. At any rate, what’s a single anymore?

French band Air are set to tour North America in March 2010 to support their marvelous new album Love 2. Click below for the tour dates.

March 13: Miami, FL @ Fillmore
March 14: Orlando, FL @ Hard Rock Live
March 15: Atlanta, GA @ Centerstage
March 17: Washington DC @ 9:30 Club
March 18: Philadelphia, PA @ Electric Factory
March 19: New York, NY @ Terminal 5
March 20: Boston, MA @ Berklee Performance Center
March 22: Montreal, PQ @ Metropolis
March 23: Toronto, ON @ Phoenix Concert Theatre
March 24: Chicago, IL @ Riviera Theatre
March 26: Oakland, CA @ Fox Theatre
March 27: San Diego, CA @ 4th & B
March 28: Los Angeles, CA @ Walt Disney Concert Hall

Margaret Cho has a couple of projects up her sleeve. She just released her 5th stand-up comedy DVD titled Beautiful and she also has a new TV show titled Drop Dead Diva coming out soon. She doing a lot of work with self-image and female objectification and we are glad she is embarking on something with a message, not that what she was doing previously wasn’t “with a message” but this time it’s more directed at a specific subject. She also has a comedy music album that will feature her parents. We can’t wait to watch both.

This is mariah’s third single and we would not have chosen it to be one, but any sexy video from Mariah rolling around on a beach is a treat and a half. The video is short and it cuts out the fun licks in the song, but it must be the last one from the non-remix album, or maybe there’s some room for “Angels Cry,” which she named the tour after. The video is directed by Brett Ratner and it’s really not that spectacular. But, we’ll take it. All you need is a wind machine!

Mariah is promoting a movie and an album, so it’s time to dish some dirt. She speaks of Rihanna and sympathizes with her. She decided to keep her physical abuse issues to herself and not discuss them on Larry King Live even when they are highlighted in her song “Side Effects.” She also talks about the word “Diva,” the undying question of her pregnancy and new projects.

As a person that personally was going to attend a This Is It concert date, this comes as a bittersweet documentary. The whole film is heavy on clips of him rehearsing that were intended for his “personal collection,” but would be great tack-ons as bonus features on a concert DVD. It goes through most of the big hits (surprisingly without a single one from Off The Wall) and gives you an inside look on Michael Jackson’s newest ground-breaking tour that never was.

It shows you how far into the planning the crew has gone. There were full dress rehearsals, amazing concert props, pyrotechnics and a full band. it is almost but without the enthusiasm and the crowd. Even the props that haven’t been finished yet were made into special effects to portray the intensity of what was to be Michael Jackson last tour.

Even as the viewer is shown the full course of the set list and stage antics, there was a frail yet adamant Jackson on the screen. Also, you can see what can of sordid atmosphere MJ was living in filled with Yes-men and money-pinchers.

As always, the music is the focal point and Michael never misses his mark. He did the songs that everyone wants to hear from “Billie Jean,” to “Black & White” and we got treated to a great version of “Human Nature.” Also, newcomer Orianthi was featured heavily in the movie.

The documentary, however, did not do anything much than showing the world what was to become of his residency in London’s O2. Side interviews served as explanations to the concert. It was basically everything but the concert.

It would have been nice if family members were involved, and some history was thrown into the mix. Even the ending had no mention of Michael’s death, which should have been included to add to a more dramatic ending. The film closed off with Michael latest and worst single “This Is It,” which probably would not have seen the light of day as this version had Michael been alive and well.

At any rate, right now, anything from Michael Jackson is welcome. Let’s just hope that there are some recordings stashed away that will receive the right producers to release to the world as we surely haven’t had enough of the one and only King.

Mariah looked and sounded as graceful as ever on The View with Barbara Walters, Joy Behar, Whoopi Goldberg and Sherri. The latter is really trying to sell Nick Cannon as an entrepreneur. Why can’t “cute” be a good enough reason. To tell you the truth, we don’t want to hear about the marriage anymore and we want some more music talk. She needs to go make a David Morales remix if she wants to beat Paramore on the charts. Click below to see yet another performance of “I Want To Know What Love Is.”

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