Posts Tagged ‘Andre 3000’

Fonzworth Bentley Invites Friends Over For Dressing Up, Rapping, Choreography

1:00 AM on Wed Jul 16 2008 by Michaelangelo Matos

“Like Lancome lipstick, scarlet/And frankly, I really do care, my dear.” Besides entering Fonzworth Bentley in the mini-pantheon of R&B artists who’ve quoted Rhett Butler (the only other example I can think of is Chic’s “You Are Beautiful,” from 1983’s Believer), “Everybody”–Bentley’s new single… More »


Big Boi And Andre 3000 Try To Erase The Memory Of “Idlewild”

12:30 PM on Fri Mar 21 2008 by Dan Gibson

ARTISTS: Big Boi feat. Andre 3000 and Raekwon
TITLE: “Royal Flush”
WEB DEBUT: March 20, 2008

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Andre 3000 To Finally Bring 19th Century Anglophilia To Hip-Hop

11:35 AM on Mon Feb 18 2008 by Jess Harvell

Since he couldn’t possibly fill all of that OutKast downtime with guest verses and Hollywood turns, the man born Andre Benjamin, who then branded himself Andre 3000 and who’s now once again Andre Benjamin, has also spent the last few months exploring the world of fancy frocks, hoping to allow the common man (with a little dough) to borrow some of his infamous mix-and-match sartorial style. The rapper-turned-clothier currently plans for an autumn debut for his upscale fashion imprint–think more high-end department store than the place you pick up your remaindered G-Unit apparel–Benjamin Bixby. The line is so named not for the man who was once the Incredible Hulk, but because…well, probably because it sounded like a jolly Dickens urchin. And if your closet is full of throwbacks and manpris, but light on cravats and waistcoats, then it just might be for you.

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11:22 AM on Tue Jul 31 2007 by mbart

There’s a movie coming out about the WTO protests in Seattle–you know, the ones from eight years ago–and Andre 3000 is apparently going to be in it. If we’re lucky, it’ll be a Strindberg-style symbolist drama, and Andre will be playing Oppressive Trade Policies. More »


Liner Notes: Metallica Begins Process Of Atoning For “St. Anger”

1:13 AM on Fri Dec 8 2006 by Maura

- Metallica, now old enough to enter the “credibility-restoring Rick Rubin album” phase of its career, swears that its next album is going to be influenced by Master Of Puppets. More »