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i lvoed saw. i might get them on DVD today.

the schoice was $h!t.

somebody appears to be obsessed! :huh:

lol

Go Javine :cheer: Go Jade :cheer:

is it really AMERICAS SCARIES MOVIE THIS DECADE?

:blink: :blink:

dont keep it to yourself blad 0 post it!!!

it would piss me off bares if the majority of our charts were songs that are not in English. Yet all there german heads are buying usa and uk music more than their own!

i hope ne* you overtakes, it is possible coz r&b usually increases during the week

is orsons sales dropping a lot tho?

anybody seen it? is it worth seeing?

no, for his freedom!

maybe that company is now refusing to let them do it that way, they wanna get millions outt of a dead man!

i watched it for the first time last night - and i was surprising ly impressed. it was pretty funny

c b rae should pass 1/4 million mark this week then,

nearly all You need to listen out for my number 1 - nanko it is bad

i ent too familiar with her yet

ive thought he was a paedophile ever since 'suck on my chocolate salty balls

i agree, he's been taking the piss out of christians, jews and catholics for years. and now his dum ass relgion is up for it he kicks up a fuss. iiiiiiiiiiiiidjit!

why dont they just pay the royalties

*prays*

it should be.

Ne-Yo To Make His Acting Debut By: Coryn Brown March 20, 2006 If you tally up the time it took Ne-Yo to occupy the number one slot on the Billboard’s Top 100 chart with his debut LP, In My Own Words, there’s no need to wonder how fast it’ll be before he takes over your sacramental buttered popcorn Hollywood devotional time. He’s already in position. Screen Gems, the Sony label responsible for thespian-izing B2K in You Got Served, in the same spirit takes Ne-Yo into Stompin’, the chart topper’s first feature film. Stompin’ documents the pilgrimage of a 19-year-old street kid, played by Columbus Short, who moves from a crime affected LA ‘hood to enroll in one of Atlanta’s top, black universities. There, the two leading campus fraternities vie to enlist Short, whose dance moves they are convinced can lead to a win at the national step-show competition. Ne-Yo stars as the college roommate of Short, who can also be seen in Steppin’ Up: Save The Last Dance 2. Shooting for Stompin’ begins this month in Atlanta.

scientology is a wierd thing though.