New Gear: Vostok Europe Anchar Diving Watch

The K-222 Anchar is the fastest attack submarine ever built and was a major Soviet achievement based on its ability to dive deep and remain durable at great depths. With the same principles, Vostok Europe has created the solidly built Anchar Watch that is water resistant up to 300 meters and is ideal for divers. Though most dive watches lend themselves to casual wear, the Anchar rededicates itself to diving that can be worn casually. (CLICK HERE FOR LINK)

New Article: Mobb Deep's Prodigy Talks With Complex Magazine

Interview by Toshitaka Kondo (@ToshitakaKondo) For Complex Magazine

If Prodigy ends up being another rapper who fell off after doing a bid in jail, it won’t be because he was lazy or lacked motivation. Since being released on March 7, after serving three years for a gun possession charge, P has already locked in features on the upcoming Curren$y and Alchemist EP, Convert Coup, and Jim Jones’ new album, Capo. He’ll also be releasing an exclusive Complex-sponsored mixtape, The Ellsworth Bumpy Johnson EP, tomorrow. If the recently leaked Mobb Deep-Nas collaboration, ”Dog Shit,” is any indication of where P’s at creatively, then fans should expect a healthy dose of murda muzik.

Interestingly enough, even with all these new songs on the horizon, the thing that seems to have people the most excited is Prodigy’s revealing autobiography, My Infamous Life, which drops tomorrow as well. It is chock full of classic stories involving Nas, Jay-Z, The Notorious B.I.G., Big Pun, Mary J. Blige, and even Lindsey Lohan. With everything going on, when Prodigy stopped by the offices last week, we took the opportunity to speak with him about his current status in regards to G-Unit, and ask about some of the wild stories from his book.

Are you currently signed to G-Unit?
Yeah, basically what happened was, while I was locked up, 50 switched distributors for the G-Unit label. And there’s a clause in our contract that says if there’s no distribution for a period of time, in order to protect us, it null-and-voids the contract. I don’t know how long it took him, but whatever the period of time was in between the distributors, it was enough to void our contract. That was a protection that our lawyer put in the contract for us. It’s in a lot of contracts for most artists.

Just so if there’s no distributor for a label, you don’t get stuck languishing for two or three years.
Exactly. You can go get your money, elsewhere. And when that happened I was always talking to 50 the whole time while I was locked up, and I basically asked him “How are we going to proceed? How are we going to move forward when I get back?” And he was telling me he was interested in negotiating a new deal, with the new situation he’s got, and I was like, “Alright, cool.” Came back home, and we’re still talking about it, throwing ideas around now about how we want to do it, but as of right now we’re free agents.

Are you looking for another label situation?
Right now we’re not concerned with which label it’s going to be. We’re really concerned with making an incredible album. Like never before. To basically solidify our careers, and our legacy for the next 20 to 30 years.

We’ve been in the game for like 20, and we’ve had a good run, so we’re just trying to solidify the next 20 right now. And the only way that you can do that is make sure the music is not just good, that shit has to be incredible.

One of the themes throughout the book was you’re wanting to try going independent rather than signing to a label, especially after parting ways with Loud after Infamy, while Hav didn’t want to be independent. Now you have the opportunity once again to be completely independent.
We had our little differences of opinion when it came to certain things on how Mobb Deep should proceed forward after the Loud situation. And we went through our little back-and-fourth, tug-of-war situation about which way it should be, but at the end of the day we compromised with each other because it doesn’t make any sense for us to be arguing. That ain’t going to put no money in our pocket, so we’ve got to try to think of an idea to make this work.

So that’s what we always do at the end of the day, and that’s what keeps me and Hav going so long. Compared to these other dudes, partnerships or whatever, they fall apart because of creative differences or whatever differences, but me and Havoc are different because we understand the power of our music, and the money that we make off of this shit. The importance of this shit for our families and our future.

Since you’ve gotten out, how many songs would you say you’ve recorded?
We’ve been working with other producers, but mostly Havoc and Alchemist. Our home team is Havoc, Al, and Sid Roams, and right now I’ve been home about a month, and we’ve got about 70 songs done in that time. We’ve got a lot of fire, man.

Where have you been recording out of?
We own our studio in Queens. We’ve been going on Ustream, and actually streaming live sessions of us writing and recording. Showing people how we make our songs. The whole month I’ve been home we’ve been doing that. Every now and then, not every night. Like last night we were on until seven in the morning just fucking around, working out in the studio, joking with each other, and playing songs, letting people hear all the new music that we’ve got.
One of the first things I did when I came home was I contacted Nas, because me and him needed to talk because we were going through some bullshit. One of the first things I did when I came home was I contacted Nas, because me and him needed to talk because we were going through some bullshit. Little petty bullshit. So I contacted son, and he hit me back, and we talking and basically we put all the problems and the petty shit in the past, and we’re trying to move forward.

We had a real long, interesting conversation about the future and how we want to move forward with our music, just everything like that. But mostly about how we need to put our little bullshit aside, and how our music is more important than any of that bullshit that we were going through. Right away, we sent him the song “Dog Shit” that we had did, and he got on it, and it’s coming out crazy. We did a couple of other songs with him that we haven’t put out yet.

So Nas wasn’t in the studio with you at the time for “Dog Shit?”
Nah, he was actually on tour with Ky-Mani Marley, so we sent it through the email. We did a couple other joints. Because you know, back when we were coming up, The Infamous and our early albums, that was what we did. We recorded songs with the home team, and Nas was part of the home team.

It was only right that we bring that feeling back. You can never go back to a time and try to recreate that sound because that time is done. But you can bring some of the feeling and that nostalgia back by reminding people what niggas was about, and how niggas is a team. That’s what we did, and it’s coming out crazy man.

In your book you talk about a lot of different incidents involving Nas from him hating on you when you first rapped for him, to Mike Delorean from Bars-N-Hooks choking him at Sony Studios, to the brawl backstage at Nas’ Central Park concert, so when you guys spoke, did you guys talk about him being in your book at all?
Nah, I think I told him I had a book coming out, but basically the book is about my life story and Mobb Deep’s story, so everything in there is real. I’m not going to go around, and tell everybody, “Yo, I put you in my book. Yo, I mentioned...” Nah, you’ll see. It’s my story, so real shit is in there.

It seems throughout the book there was always this weird tension with you and Nas. Like he never really embraced you fully even going back to when you guys first met.
Nah, it was never no animosity. Only thing I would say, is that I was new to the projects over there. I came around, new face, niggas don’t know me. So niggas had to get to know me, so that’s why I believe Nas acted the way he did, and he wasn’t the only one.

A lot of people from Queensbridge was acting like that with me, because I was new. And to tell you the truth, I would treat people the same way. I don’t like new people coming around me. I’m going to really be leery and watch you, and take my time before I embrace you. Some of it had to do with when I first came around, he thought my shit was wack. And to tell you the truth, my shit was type-wack. I had to step my game up.

He wasn’t doing nothing, but stating his opinion about how he wanted his friend Hav, who he grew up with, to proceed with the future of his career. He was giving his best opinion saying, “Yo, I don’t think you should fuck with this dude P. He’s not as good as you.” So, there’s really no animosity. I never felt no kind of way that he said that.

The only thing that it made me do was try to make myself better and write better rhymes. It actually helped me, so there’s no way I could be mad at him for that.

(CLICK HERE TO READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

New Trailer: The Hangover 2

The Hangover Part II is again directed by Todd Phillips (Road Trip, Old School, Due Date) from a script by Scot Armstrong, Craig Mazin and Todd Phillips. In addition to Galifianakis, Cooper and Helms, the cast also includes, in multiple other roles and cameos: Justin Bartha, Ken Jeong, Mike Tyson, Juliette Lewis, Jamie Chung and Nick Cassavetes. In the sequel to The Hangover, Phil, Stu and Doug visit Bangkok, Thailand for Stu's wedding. I'm looking forward to seeing more of the trouble they get in to and the chaos they cause, as I'm sure that will be the good stuff. The Hangover Part II will arrive in theaters on May 26th this summer!

New Gear: Tag Heur - Mikrotimer Flying 1000 Concept Watch

This Concept Chronograph is the latest TAG Heuer first: the only mechanical chronograph to measure and display the 1/1,000th of a second. Its oscillating system vibrates at 3,600,000 beats per hour, 125 times faster most existing chronographs and 10 times faster than the Carrera Mikrograph 1/100th. With 11 patents pending on its pioneering technology, this Concept Chronograph opens up a new window on time. (CLICK HERE FOR LINK)

New Tech: Watch Sportscenter, Live Sports With Watch ESPN iOS App

Look at what Cablevision and Time Warner started. On the heels of the release of iPad apps for those two cable providers that allow subscribers to watch TV on their iPads, cable sports behemoth ESPN has joined the fray with its own offering: the WatchESPN iOS app.

Currently only available for Time Warner Cable, Verizon Fios, and Bright House Networks subscribers, the free iOS app will run on the iPhone and iPod Touch, with an iPad-optimized version reportedly dropping sometime in May. The app will allow you to "stay connected to live sports and shows from ESPN, wherever and whenever you want them."

Ladies this might be a PROBLEM!!!!

New Gear: Rivals Of Time "Time Thief" Shirts

Check out this short clip video from my people over at Rivals Of Time for their "Baseball Ragians / Time Thief" shirts just in time for the baseball season. (CLICK HERE FOR LINK)

DJ Don Juan - Take Over Control CD (Volume 1)

This is a CD I did late last year, figured I would post it up now. Better late than never, Enjoy!!!! (CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD)

Dj Don Juan - Take Over Cd (Volume 1) by Djdonjuan4life on Mixcloud

New Music: Sade - Still In Love With You

While Sade gears up for the release of The Hits Collection, the English singer releases “Still In Love With You,” a cover of Irish hard rock band Thin Lizzy’s classic 1974 single featured on the band’s Nightlife album. Listen to the classic romantic ballad before the greatest hits album arrives in stores on May 3. She is also going on tour with John Legend this summer. (Via Rotting Television)

Here is the TrackList from Sade’s upcoming 2 disc hits album
Check out the tracklist below.

The Ultimate Collection Disc #1:
1. Your Love Is King
2. Smooth Operator
3. Hang On to Your Love
4. The Sweetest Taboo
5. Is It a Crime
6. Never as Good as the First Time
7. Jezebel
8. Love Is Stronger Than Pride
9. Paradise
10. Nothing Can Come Between Us
11. No Ordinary Love
12. Kiss of Life
13. Feel No Pain+
14. Bullet Proof Soul+

The Ultimate Collection Disc #2:
1. Cherish the Day
2. Pearls
3. By Your Side+
4. Immigrant+
5. Flow+
6. King of Sorrow+
7. The Sweetest Gift+
8. Solider of Love+
9. The Moon and the Sky+
10. Babyfather+
11. Still in Love With You**
12. Love Is Found**
13. I Would Never Have Guessed**
14. The Moon and the Sky (Remix Featuring Jay-Z)**
15. By Your Side (Neptunes Remix)+

+ Not on The Best of Sade
** Never Before Released

New Gear: Levi’s Made & Crafted Fall/Winter 2011 Preview

The Levi's Made & Crafted line has been talked about for months and you can finally preview the product for yourself. Most of the garments are made in Italy with intense and great detailing that you won't find in the original Levi's. The collection also includes shirting and outerwear pieces, along with a few travel bags. The Made & Crafted line is available at Barneys and Bloomingdales. (Via Complex Magazine)

New Video: Beastie Boys Revisted

This is a MUST WATCH video, LOL!!!! See how many actors you can spot......

New Article: Kanye West's "Stronger" Chosen Best Song For Workout

Kanye West's "Stronger" has knocked out the "Rocky" theme as the greatest workout song of all time.

So says Gold's Gym, which polled it's customers and fitness-minded celebrities for the best music to pump up those pecs.

"I was thrilled to hear that 'Stronger' won the March Music Madness Bracket Challenge," said Giants great Michael Strahan. "The song brings back great memories of Super Bowl XLII and is still on my iPod everyday in the gym."

The Giants hit the field to "Stronger" enroute to a 17-14 upset victory over the New England Patriots.

"Gonna Fly Now," which was made famous by the Sylvester Stallone movie about boxer Rocky Balboa, was a contender.

So was the Technotronic hite "Pump Up the Jam," a fave of Will Ferrell.

Brooke Shields nominated "Hot Blooded" by Foreigner.

Pro skateboarder Ryan Sheckler picked "KickStart my Heart" by Motley Crue.

And volleyball-playing vixen Gabrille Reece works up a sweat to "B.O.B." by Outkast.

Gold's Gym said they staged the competition to put an end to the age-old debate about what song really is the best for working out. Some 20,000 votes were logged.

The top four vote-getters included Eminem's "Lose Yourself," the Black Eyed Peas' "Boom Boom Pow" and Guns N' Roses "Welcome to The Jungle."

There was no word on how well Black Sabbath's "Iron Man" fared in the voting.

(Article Via NY Daily News)

New Gear: New 59Fifty Ali Caps

These custom 59FIFTY® fitted caps feature an embroidered (raised) text at front. Details include a stitched New Era® flag sits at wearer's left side with an embroidered "ALI" patch at wearer's right. Interior includes branded taping and a moisture absorbing sweatband. (CLICK HERE FOR LINK)

New Gear: Christophe Claret - 21 Blackjack Watch

Christophe Claret has just released images of his next new creation, called 21 Blackjack. Coming on the heels of the Adagio’s launch last month in Geneva, 2011 is shaping up to be an annus mirabilis for the master from Le Soleil D’Or. Find wallpaper and pricing inside.

The 21 Blackjack combines traditional timekeeping functions (hours and minutes) with three mechanically-animated games of chance: Blackjack (with a striking mechanism), roulette, and a dice game. Precisely how these games function remains in the shadows for the moment. We know that the dial contains a total of 5 windows: two for the bank activated by a push-button at 10 o’clock, and three for the player activated by a push-button at 8 o’clock. The hours and minutes are displayed quite traditionally by center-mounted metal and ruby or metal and ceramic hands.

DJ Don Juan - Stronger Mix CD

I was getting asked for this CD I did several years ago so I'm reposting it on my blog, Enjoy!!!! (CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD)

Dj Don Juan - Stronger Cd by Djdonjuan4life on Mixcloud

New Video: Katy Perry Feat. Kanye West - E.T.

New Trailer: Captain America "The First Avenger"

After being deemed unfit for military service, Steve Rogers (Chris Evans) volunteers for a new top secret research project that turns him into Captain America, a superhero devoted to defending American ideals.

Marvel's Captain America: The First Avenger is directed by Joe Johnston, who previously directed Honey I Shrunk the Kids, The Rocketeer, Jumanji, October Sky, Jurassic Park III, Hidalgo and The Wolf Man. The screenplay was written by Christopher Markus & Stephen McFeely (writers of Life & Death of Peter Sellers, You Kill Me and all three Chronicles of Narnia movies, from Lion, Witch, Wardrobe to Dawn Treader) and also Joss Whedon. Paramount is bringing Captain America to theaters starting on July 22nd this summer.

Captain America: The First Avenger | Movie Trailer | Review

New Article: Serena Williams "Top Spin 4" Game Commercial Too Sexy For TV

There's no question that Serena Williams is a good looking woman. But some even think the tennis star is a bit too hot for TV.

At least that's the case for her new ad for Top Spin 4, a tennis game made for Wii, PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360.

In a commercial lasting less than 60 seconds, Williams – clad in a black leotard and stockings – is deemed "the world's sexiest tennis player" before she faces off against actress Rileah Vanderbilt, who is dressed in a similarly revealing outfit and called "the world's sexiest tennis gamer."

The video is cut with clips from the actual game, as if the two women were playing each other. But combined with grunting sounds that are more commonly heard in the bedroom than on the tennis court, the hotness factor goes up several levels.

"You realize this is a fantasy right?" Williams says at the end.

According to Joystix.com, the commercial was actually rejected by the game's maker, 2K Sports, but Vanderbilt uploaded it herself onto YouTube and tweeted a link to it on Monday.

By Wednesday, she was distancing herself from it, calling an Ad Week blog post on the controversy "sooo inaccurate..."

When the site offered her the chance to explain, she replied, "It's all good. I can't get into it."

On Monday, Williams herself told her fans to "Stay tuned for a awesomely sexy video I am tweeting later," but, interestingly enough, she hasn't mentioned it since then.

"As part of the process for creating marketing campaigns to support our titles, we pursue a variety of creative avenues," 2K Sports said in a statement. "This video is not part of the title's final marketing campaign and its distribution was unauthorized."

BY SHARI WEISS
DAILY NEWS STAFF WRITER

New Video: Charlie Sheen SNL Skit

Just saw this Saturday Night Live skit and it's hilarious, LOL!!!!

Rest In Peace Nate Dogg....

Last night (March 15) one of hip-hop’s greatest hook writers and performers, Nate Dogg passed away due to complications from multiple strokes in 2007 and 2008.

The sound of the veteran crooner’s voice turned any track he was on into a more than memorable one. While he had three albums under his belt— G-Funk Classics, Vol. 1 & 2, Music and Me and Nate Dogg—the West Coast rhymer was best known for the countless collaborations he did with some of rap’s finest. From Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg to the likes of Eminem and Fabolous, the 41-year-old blessed their hard-hitting tracks with his mellow vocals. To celebrate his remarkable contributions to hip-hop, XXLMag.com ranks our 20 favorite Nate Dogg collabos. R.I.P. to a legend gone too soon.— Georgette Cline (XXL Magazine) (CLICK HERE TO LOOK AT LIST)

This is a link for a "Best Of Nate Dogg" mix done by DJ Stev1der that's off the hook (CLICK HERE FOR LINK)

THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVORITE NATE DOGG SONGS, SHADE SHEIST FEAT. NATE DOOG & KURUPT - WHERE I WANNA BE (ENJOY THE VIDEO)

New Article: Derek Jeter On Cover Of GQ Magazine April 2011 Issue

Derek Jeter is not a victory robot. He knows his last season was rough. And yeah, he's pissed at the Yankees about that contract negotiation. The most famous player in baseball sat down with Seth Mnookin to talk his private life, the press, and the specter of his final years in pinstripes


STORY BY SETH MNOOKIN

For almost two decades, Derek Jeter has spent his winters working out at the Yankees minor league complex in Tampa, Florida. He started these regimens shortly after moving to Florida from his parents' house in Kalamazoo, Michigan, so he could concentrate on his game year-round. Of course, a lot has changed since Jeter was chosen by the Yankees with the sixth overall pick in the 1992 draft: He no longer calls his folks every night in tears, no longer second-guesses his decision to turn pro instead of going to college, no longer wonders whether he's good enough to play with the big boys.

Today, Jeter is one of the most famous athletes the world has ever known. He's received plenty of personal accolades, starting with his unanimous selection as 1996's American League Rookie of the Year and continuing right through his eleventh All-Star appearance last summer, but he'll always be best known as a leader, a champion, a class act in an era when athletes are expected to be cheaters and boors. Come June, he'll have been captain of the Yankees for eight full years—which is longer than Babe Ruth, longer than Lou Gehrig—longer, in fact, than any other player in team history. Two years ago, he was chosen to lead the United States team in the World Baseball Classic—and of course, he's been a cornerstone of five World Series-winning teams. He's Tiger without the car crash, Kobe without the rape trial, Brady without the jilted pregnant girlfriend, A-Rod without the...well, everything.

Even today, after earning hundreds of millions of dollars in salary and endorsements, after building a 30,000-square-foot mansion in Tampa that the locals refer to as St. Jetersburg, after a string of famous girlfriends that stretches from Mariah Carey to Minka Kelly, Jeter comes across as a genuine, down-to-earth good guy. In September 2009, after Jeter became the Yankees' all-time hit leader, former Red Sox ace Curt Schilling described him as a player who'd "always been above the fray." As Schilling was quick to point out, he should know: "As someone who's 'foot-in-mouthed' it hundreds of times, it's refreshing. He's shown up, played, and turned in a Hall of Fame career in the hardest environment in sports to do any/all of the above."

So what's his secret? If you ask the man himself, it's nothing more than hard work. "My parents always told me, 'There's always going to be someone that's better,' " he says. "But there's no reason why someone should outwork you. That's just an excuse."

Of course, even with hard work it's impossible to outrun the realities of time, and there are signs that Jeter, who'll turn 37 in June, is just as susceptible to the ravages of age as the rest of us mortals. His 2010 season was, by far, the worst of his career—so bad that the onetime perennial MVP candidate was, by many yardsticks, worse than your average player. Out of the seventy American Leaguers with 500 or more plate appearances, he was thirty-fourth in batting average, thirty-third in on-base percentage, and fifty-eighth in slugging percentage. His defensive range was so limited—by one measure, he placed last among shortstops for his overall contribution in the field—that when he won his fifth Gold Glove award, a post on a widely respected baseball Web site read simply "My head just exploded."

His off-season contract negotiations with the only team he's ever wanted to play for provided yet another painful reminder that he's no longer the wonder boy shooting line drives with his inside-out stroke. In the weeks before Jeter and the Yankees came to terms on a three-year deal that will take him through the 2013 season, general manager Brian Cashman told reporters that he had "concerns" about Jeter's age and said if Jeter wasn't satisfied with the Yankees' offer, he was "free to test the market." It was the equivalent of the New York Philharmonic telling Leonard Bernstein he could go audition for the Tulsa Symphony Orchestra.

It's possible that Jeter will come back and have a year like 2009, when he hit .334, smacked eighteen home runs, swiped thirty bases, and was named Sports Illustrated's Sportsman of the Year. It's possible that all the time he spent this winter reworking his approach in the batter's box will pay off. It's possible, but unlikely: The list of shortstops who have continued to make meaningful offensive contributions in their late thirties is, well, nonexistent. And what then? It's not hard to be gracious when you're one of the best hitters in baseball—but what happens when the Yankees ask their captain to switch positions or move down in the lineup for the good of the team?

Don't look to Jeter for answers: "My focus is always one year at a time. I don't go into 2011 thinking about 2010. I haven't met a person who can change what's happened in the past, and I haven't met a person who can tell the future, so my job is 2011. That's the only thing I'm focused on. That's the only thing I'm concerned with." (CLICK HERE TO READ ENTIRE ARTICLE)

New Video: Nutso - Streetcorner

This is the latest video from my homie Nutso called "Street Corner" featuring Panchi, Torae, & Punchline. Video was directed by Ali Charlemagne, check out the how he uses different parts of NYC as his back drop. (CLICK HERE FOR MP3)

New Article: DJ Premier Tells All / The Stories Behind His Classic Records

Without a doubt, DJ Premier is top-five-dead-or-alive, one of the greatest hip-hop producers ever, and your favorite producer's producer won't tell you any different. The Houston, Texas native's sound, which consists of chopped samples looped over crisply punched drums, and accented with a signature scratch chorus, hasn't changed much, but still fits as the perfect hip-hop soundtrack for New York's Timberland-boots-certified street aesthetic. Even after 22 years in the game, reports about his production credits possibly surfacing on the upcoming albums of everyone from Drake to Immortal Technique keep fans on their toes. His continuous relevance asserts that East Coast boom-bap sound is still beloved by many, and upcoming projects like the collaboration album with Pete Rock will only manintain the flame. With that said, to the jizzing joy of those who masturbate to MPC noises, we recently went to the legendary HeadQCorterz (formerly known as D&D Studios) in Manhattan, to hear the master craftsman share anecdotes behind some of his all-time classics as one-half of the legendary Gang Starr and also as a producer for all-time greats like Jay-Z, Nas, and Notorious B.I.G. Records certainly accumulate dust, but the resume of a legend never get old. (CLICK HERE FOR THE STORY)

New Video: Jon Cryer Responds To Charlie Sheen

Charlie Sheen may have half-apologized for calling Jon Cryer "a troll" for not speaking up during his public battle against their bosses, but his "Two and a Half Men" co-star is having the last laugh.

As the LAPD raided Sheen's home in search of firearms Thursday night, Cryer paid a surprise visit to TBS' "Conan" and received an overwhelming round of applause from the studio audience.

"Those words were very painful to me for many reasons, not least of which is … I'm sorry, I can't even believe I'm saying this," said a mock serious and somber Cryer, 45. "The fact is, I am a troll."

"It's not something I like to talk about. My parents don't even know I'm a troll," he added. "Of course, I guess they do now."

With the audience in stitches, Cryer kept a poker face as he continued to explain that "there's not a lot of tolerance for people like me, especially in Hollywood."

Trying to hide his identity to avoid ignorance and bullying has been a difficult feat, the actor claimed.

"You have no idea how much time and money I've spent on electrolysis and hair dye and reconstructive surgery," said Cryer, who then showed a Photoshopped image of himself made to look like one of the popular childhood collectable dolls.

In a move that is sure to upset some of his Hollywood peers, Cryer "outed" a few famous faces who have also been hiding their real troll identities: Paul Giamatti, Helen Mirren and even host Conan O'Brien's sidekick, Andy Richter.

Now that he's no longer "living under the bridge," Cryer assured all the younger trolls living in the world: "It gets better. Not gay better, but sorta better."

New Video: Chris Brown feat. Busta Rhymes & Lil Wayne

Chris Brown feat. Busta Rhymes and Lil Wayne "Look At Me Now" from joseph labisi on Vimeo.

Rest In Peace Notorious B.I.G.

"If the game shakes me or breaks me
I hope it makes me a better man
Take a better stand
Put money in my moms hand
Get my daughter this college plan, so she don't need no man
Stay far from timid
Only make moves when ya heart's in it
And live the phrase Sky's The Limit
Motherfucker... see you chumps on top".........

Notorious B.I.G Tribute Video Mix from DJ B-Dub on Vimeo.