NAS TALKS TO CNN ABOUT HIS NEW ALBUM "NIGGER"

NAS & KELIS BOTH HIT THE RED CARPET IN THEIR NIGGER ATTIRE. WHAT A WAY TO PROMOTE

JIVE RECORDS DROPS KELIS

It has been confirmed that singer Kelis has been released her record label Jive. The 'Milkshake' singer saw the most success with her 2003 album 'Tasty', however her most recent effort, 2006's 'Kelis Was Here', didn't fare too well on the charts.

"She's a different kind of artist — very image and style-driven. It's either something you get or you don't" said her manager Jeff Rabhan. He went on to confirm that she is currently shopping around for a new 'non-traditional' deal. {Source}

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NAS AND KELIS IN "FASHION ROCKS" MAG.........HIP-HOP ROYALTY

Nas and Kelis are featured in the latest issue of Fashion Rocks magazine. The couple - who tied the knot in 2005 - speak on a number of things including their married life, how they met and their upcoming MTV reality show. Check out extracts from the interview below:

NAS ON BEING FOLLOWED BY CAMERA

Sometimes I feel like ‘This is cool, man; I have TV cameras following me everywhere I go,’ he says sipping a margarita from a plastic cup. “Other times I want to crawl under a rock.” His mouth turns down stubbornly. “I feel like an idiot - ‘Did I really agree to this?’ It feels self-absorbed and self-indulgent.”

“It’s going to be great, baby,” says Kelis in the calming tones of someone used to this conversation. “It has to be great, because if it’s not great we won’t let them put it on TV.”

NAS ON HOW KELIS STEPPED HIS FASHION GAME UP

“Before I met Kelis, I wore Gucci or whatever was hot,” says Nas, with admiration in his eyes. “I didn’t dress badly, because there’s no excuse to disrespect the gods of the stage with some bummy shit: I always say you better rob, cheat, or steal threads to look good up there because hip-hop is about being fresh from your head to toes. But this is a whole different level. Kelis has really made me get my spirit up and step up my clothes game.”

{Click here to read the full interview}