August 29, 2008

Quick Cuts - Diddy Flies On Public, Avril's Concert Protest, and More!

By News Desk

Snoop Dogg Launches Clothing Line

If you've always wanted to dress in pimp clothing and bling-bling like Snoop Dogg himself, well, now you can!

The rapper has just released his clothing line called "Rich and Infamous," and it will feature items such as fur coats and waistcoats. Snoop Dogg will also be promoting the line through his reality show, Father Hood.

Looks like having your clothing line is the latest celebrity trend.


Avril Lavigne Concert Protest

The saga over Avril Lavigne's concert in Malaysia continues as religious youths are getting together to hold protests during the gig.

Even though Malaysia's government has given the singer permission to hold the concert, a religious party in the country feels that the concert is not conducive for the people, and weakens youths morally and mentally.

We certainly hope that the concert would not see violence in any way.


Oasis And Jay-Z Feud Inspire Mixtape

Jay-Z was slammed by Oasis for opening Glastonbury. And because of that, a new mixtape was born.

Jay-Z opened Glastonbury with a cover of Oasis' "Wonderwall" despite being criticized by the band for being 'wrong' for the festival. Inspired by the feud, an online DJ created the mixtape called Ojayziz, which features songs like "Wonderback" and "Supernova Hello."

The mixtape is available online for download.


Man Accused Of Leaking Guns 'N' Roses Tracks Arrested

Nine tracks from the Guns 'N' Roses album, Chinese Democracy, was leaked onto the internet previously. The suspect has since been arrested by the FBI.

Get the lowdown on that here.


Diddy Flies On Public

With the oil prices rising, Bad Boy Diddy has no choice but to ground his private jet!

Diddy revealed on a blog that flying to and fro from Los Angeles with his private jet is ridiculously expensive, and therefore he decided to take the American Airlines instead.

He also said that oil producing countries should send him some oil, so that he could fly again.