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Which R&B singer recently tatted his forearm with the caption “FAME”?

This one is a no brainer.

We’ve lost count of how many tats Chris Brown has, but add this one to the list.

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Estelle provides an easy, breezy tune for those hot summer nights with her feel-good single “Fall in Love.” The fashionista has released two versions of the Sanaa Hamri-directed video—one with Nas and the other with her HomeSchool label boss John Legend. “Grey’s Anatomy” actor Jesse Williams plays a mechanic who works his way into Estelle’s heart.  SOURCE

JOHN LEGEND VERSION:

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Hands down DJ Steph Floss is one of the hottest Dj in Cleveland but there is another Dj who wants to take his place. You judge for us, should we replace him with DJ Dawg. Watch this video of Dawg DJ and tell us what you think?

LOL! just kidding… Check out Dj Steph Floss Daily Mixshow here…

Welcome to our third HelloHandsome post, where we profile deserving young men – men on the rise and men on our radar!

Not many artists can say that they were signed after a single session. Much less have the opportunity to say that said management company was founded by the anomaly that is Jay-Z. And even after confessing that feat, it isn’t likely that that same artist would’ve spent his pre-teen years learning the alto-sax at the Hartford Conservatory and years later be accepting an ASCAP award for writing one of the top-played songs of 2009. But RocNation’s newest signee RANGE is just that, and has done all that.

Of his immediate signing, the Philadelphia-born 24-year-old singer/songwriter/producer says, “There was a bit of shock to it, but it’s what I’d been working for.”

The diligence did not go unnoticed. Coming out from behind the shadows of Jamie Foxx, T-Pain, and Ludacris (who he penned the winning “One More Drink” tune with), Range is working on his debut album, No Strings. And you can expect just that: no extra noise, no bells and whistles. While his first song “Ghetto Dance” may feature a collabo with Rick Ross, Range says that, for now, the album will be “just me, so I can let the fans get to know me, and appreciate me.” We’re ready.

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The word “ghetto” has a certain stigma attached to it. Were you nervous about naming your very first single that and, ultimately, being introduced to the public that way?
No. It doesn’t mean anything negative to me. It was just about all the different places in the world and the creative energy that comes from these places and the type of dances that they make up – the ones you see from New Orleans and Florida to New York and Connecticut. I’m just talking about that. It’s a fun song. We shot it in Miami. [SEE THE VIDEO BELOW!]

It’s been said that your mother played the cello and at the age of 12, you enrolled in the Hartford Conservatory.
I listened to everything because of that reason. I remember my mother had me watching classical things – Amadeus Wolfgang, that movie on him. I liked pop music; that was the only thing that was really allowed in my house anyway, the Mariahs and Whitneys. [My house] wasn’t strict, but my mother watched the content of things. But then I had my own personal music and that’s where I had all my Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg.

Can we expect any live music on the album?
I mean, you can hear my tracking, my programming! I co-produced “Ghetto Dance” with Stargate, but as far as live piano playing and guitar, no. Not yet.

Why did you choose to major in business instead of music in college?
Because I know it should be called “business music” instead of “music business.” I know how much the business runs it, so I kinda wanted to be aware of things I should look out for and just pay attention. It helped to teach me what to pay attention to because I went there for business administration, but my entrepreneurship classes, I took a lot from those to create my own businesses as well.

On the mixtape with DJ Drama, you have song called “Baby,” in which you make a pretty bold request. Is it safe to say you don’t mind being a sex symbol?
Nah, I’ll be a sex symbol! I’m cool with that.

What do you want to achieve within the next five years, as well as with this album?
Five years? I wanna have successful albums by that point, meaning units sold and the fans that I’m reaching, to the point that I’m considered a top entertainer and respected by my peers and my fans. But with this album, I want to show that I’m talented, that I’m passionate, and…I’m a ladies man! [Laughs] Right now, it’s just me. We can have fun. I’m not gonna hurt you. I love, I’ve got my heart broken, I’ve gone through those things.

Three tangible things you can’t live without?
Hmm. I’ma keep away from family. I’ma say sneakers, iPod, video games.

What secret urge do you get often, but never act on?
Calling up a girl that I was with in the past that’s no good for me. I stop myself. It’s definitely a drunk-dial feeling, but I’m not drunk.

If you had to do karaoke, what one song would you sing?
“I Can’t Sleep,” R. Kelly. That’s my joint.

If you were forced to get a tattoo at gunpoint, what would you get?
I’d probably get words that say “I was forced to get this at gunpoint.” [Laughs]

What’s your vice and where do you get it?
Oh, man. I like good food. I like hood spots. I’m a sucker for hood Chinese, Wendy’s… New York City is my favorite city. I just like the type of grind out here. I live in Queens now, but I’m gonna come to the heart of it next year, right in Manhattan.

What do you look for in a woman?
Aside from a pretty face? The ability to listen! [Laughs] To when I need consoling and when a point needs to be proven. We both need to listen. And a sense of humor because I like to laugh and she needs to laugh at my jokes. All of them.

When was the last time you cried?
Full-out cry? Probably “The Lion King,” the movie. I was a kid. Actually, I lied, I cried at “Prince Of Egypt,” too. I didn’t want to. “The Karate Kid” had me almost wanting to cry, the end of it. The pictures they had of Jada and Will and their son, it was just touching. Reminded me of my life – my great home life, and what I want to provide for my kid. [Pause] When I have them. None yet, but I’ma get it poppin’ one day.

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She looks beautiful, as usual, but how do you feel about her dress?

Is it fab or fug?

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Diamond recently did a photo shoot with celebrity/fashion photographer Robert Ector. An I might say, I enjoy the new sexy look. She is currently working on her first solo project.

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Dressed in a formal suit, Kanye climbed onto one of the tables in the Facebook office and spat some verses about getting laid. As the crowd cheered, he continued delivering other lines from his upcoming release. The songs that he previewed included “Mama’s Boyfriend”, “Chain Heavy” and “Lost in the World” and “Sweat on My Face”.

In one point, the rap mogul reportedly even dissed Facebook’s rival, Twitter. Indeed, he has no love for the micro-blogging site. Last year, he posted all-cap message on his official blog, “Why would I use twitter??? I only blog 5 percent of what I’m up to in the first place. I’m actually slow delivering content because I’m too busy actually busy being creative most of the time and if I’m not and I’m just laying on a beach I wouldn’t tell the world. everything that twitter offers I need less of.”

Keri Hilson is representing Avon cosmetics’ Imari fragrance. The singer landed the campaign earlier this year. Keri said she chose to work with Avon because they represent everyday women and that she hoped to break both age and color boundaries.

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