As the BET crew are out shooting their cyphers for this year’s awards, they announced the nominees as well. Find out who is up for what below. The show will be taped in Atlanta on October 1st and air October 11th at 8pm. Kind of silly in this day of Twitter and FB to not air an award show until a week later but hey, that’s me. Marisa Mendez
(Photos) First Glimpse at The Wedding Party, Kim’s Wedding Dress, & The Cake!! Plus More Wedding Details!!
Yesterday Kim Kardashian became Mrs. Kim Humphries, Kim will be using Kardashian for business purposes but will use the name Humphries otherwise, and now we have an inside look at the wedding. A few pics, including a very blurry one of her dress and details such as who was in attendance, which singer sang to the couple, what the groom wore and how many dresses Kim had have emerged. Find out details about the wedding and see the blurry pic of the dress and a few others after the jump. @Julie1205
Producers Revealed on Watch The Throne
We previously saw the cover art and later learned the tracklisting and even the release date, and now we know who’s responsible for the production on each track. Hit the jump to see whose talents found their home on Watch The Throne. Marisa Mendez
Check Out the 2011 Bet Awards Nominees!!
The BET Awards will be going down in LA on June 26, hosted by everyone’s favorite funny guy, Kevin Hart. Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, RiRi, Drake and more all scored a few nods. Hit the jump to see what’s up!! @MarisaMendez
LL Cool J, Ice Cube, & The Roots Take Home NAACP Image Awards
LL Cool J, Ice Cube, Willow Smith, & The Roots were among the Hip-Hop stars who won NAACP Image Awards last night. LL walked away with “Outstanding Actor in a Drama Series” for his role in “NCIS: Los Angeles†while Ice Cube was awarded “Best Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Comedy Series” for his TV sitcom. Full list of winners after the jump… @funkmasterflex
ESPN Survey: Black & White fans see sports as racially progressive; see how they view Michael Vick, Michael Jordan & more
Posted by Sabrina B. @gametimegirl Twenty-five years after Martin Luther King Jr.’s life was first honored with a national holiday and nearly 50 years after the civil rights leader’s “I Have a Dream” speech, black and white sports fans alike view the sports world as far more racially progressive and unifying than the rest of society, according to a recent online survey conducted for ESPN.
