Kanye West & His Leather Kilt Skirt Performs For Sandy Recovery 12-12-12 Concert

Only Kanye West could steal the show at the 12-12-12 Benefit Concert on behalf hurricane Sandy victims.

Mr. West performed during the “12-12-12″ concert benefiting The Robin Hood Relief Fund to aid the victims of Hurricane Sandy Thursday night in Madison Square Garden but it was what he was wearing that got everyone talking.

Kanye was dressed in a leather kilt skirt over black leggins.

Now I know Kanye is into fashion but this one is a no go! Thankfully the event was able to raise over $30 million.

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Support A Good Cause!! Operation Backpack: Back TO School Drive!

On Tuesday, August 7th, you can join the Just Us Girlz Show and Jacina Love of DTF Radio alongside the Volunteers of America – GNY as they come together at Studio 21 to help families who are homeless and living in domestic violence shelters.

Rough times, can mean drastic measures. For some families drastic is the only thing they have left. Come help a child start the new school year the right way, bring a back pack, a few notebooks, cases of pens or pencils, even a monetary donation would help beyond what is excepted.

The event will be held at Studio 21 in New York City from 6pm-11pm.

Rihanna & Kanye West Perform “Run This Town” At “Make it Right Gala”


Rihanna and Kanye West touched down in New Orleans Saturday night to attend the “Make It Right” Gala, a charity benefiting the victim’s of 2007′s Hurricane Katrina and rebuilding New Orleans 9th Ward. They took the stage to perform “Run This Town” and Rihanna later performed her own hit single, “We Found Love”.

Although no cameras were allowed, a few attendees were able to capture a few images and visuals of the night’s event.

Head over to Tattle Tailzz for more on the Gala.

Check out the performances below.

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Win A Chance To Meet Cee Lo For A Great Cause

You have a chance to meet singer/songwriter, producer and NBC’s, ‘The Voice’, co-host Cee Lo Green, for a great cause.

The singer, best known for hits including “Crazy” and “Forget You”, has teamed up with Charity Buzz to give one lucky fan and a friend the chance to meet him at a taping of “The Voice” in April. Charitybuzz gives its bidders exclusive opportunities to make a difference and live their dreams through online charity auctions with celebrities and luxury brands. Bidding is currently underway and will remain so through Tuesday, February 28th.

February has certainly been a big month for the artist. Earlier in the week, the star announced via Twitter titles for his upcoming solo album and a Goodie Mob reunion LP. Earlier this month, he also made an all-star appearance in the Superbowl Half Time Show side-by-side with Madonna, _______READMORE

Jay Z Makes History At Carnegie Hall

Jay Z made history in New York City, last night, as the first rapper to headline a concert in Carnegie Hall. The concert was held to benefit the United Way of New York City and the Shawn Carter Scholarship Foundation. He brought along Alicia Keys and one time nemesis Nas who performed with the rapper as well.

He performed ‘Glory’ for the first time. The song he dedicated to his new born daughter, who makes an appearance. Her cries can be heard at the end of the song. He also performed a number of hits, including, ’99 Problems’, ‘My Name Is Hov’ and ‘Public Service announcement’.

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It’s World Aids Day, Do You Know Your Status?!

Every Dec. 1st, we take the time to acknowledge and bring awareness to the fight against HIV/AIDS. It is important to not only know your status, but that of your partner. It is not only responsible, it’s the right thing to do.

Often times, we take advantage of our health and aren’t fully aware and appreciative of what we have, and who we are, until we are sick. Please be encouraged and encourage others to know their status and spread the knowledge.

For more information on what you can do to help the cause abroad and in your own community please go to World Aids Day. And by all means, get tested!

2011 “All-In” for Kids Celebrity Poker Tournament

Commerce Casino presents the 2011 “All-In” for Kids Celebrity Poker Tournament.Each year, City National Bank and other sponsors host a poker tournament benefiting The Alliance for Children’s Rights with prizes from the World Poker Tour.

Past players include the likes of poker pro Annie Duke, actors Don Cheadle, Mimi Rogers, Nicole Sullivan, Willie GarsonJ.K. Simmons and director, producer and screenwriter James L. Brooks, among others.

The “All-in” for Kids Celebrity Poker Tournament presents guests with an opportunity to play poker in the company of some of Los Angeles’ most influential entertainment and legal community members, poker players and celebrities.

More importantly, the funds raised will help to support The Alliance for Children’s Rights which has provided legal services to nearly 100,000 impoverished, abused and neglected children in Los Angeles since 1992.

Last year’s 7th Annual “All-In” for Kids No-Limit Texas Hold ‘em Poker Tournament raised over $68,000. And this year the organization would like to do more, with your help of course.

To find out more information on what you can do to help, please go to The Alliance for Children’s Rights.

Russell Simmons Take A Stance Against Anti-Muslim Beliefs


Russell Simmons
has joined forces with the  My Fellow American project to  speak about the “I am a Muslim” day and the importance of all Americans to speak up against anti-Muslim sentiment in our country.

According to its website,

My Fellow American is an online film and social media project that calls upon concerned Americans to pledge and spread a message that Muslims are our fellow Americans. It asks people of other backgrounds to pledge, and share a real life story about a Muslim friend, neighbor, or colleague that they admire. Using the power of social media, My Fellow American seeks to change the narrative – from Muslims as the other, to Muslims as our fellow Americans.

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Help Common Raise 50k For Charity & Win A Chance To Join The Artist In A Recording Studio

Grammy-Award winning rapper would like you to join him in the efforts to raise 50k, by April 16th, through The Common Ground Foundation. The foundation, started in 2000, gives youth in disadvantaged communities opportunities they wouldn’t otherwise have to build toward achieving their dreams.

“Our foundation has grown over the years, and is very dear to my heart just as much as my career, “ Common said. “One of the things I always say to people is to ‘strive for greatness in any and everything you do,’ and the women we are honoring represent that and so much more.”

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Keri Hilson Teams Up With H&M In The Fight Against HIV/AIDS

Keri Hilson has teamed up with H&M on their  H&M Fashion Against AIDS campaign bringing awareness and education to young adults around the world on HIV/AIDS prevention.

Its always good to see stars using their celebrity to help others.

Here’s a behind the scenes footage of Hilson’s campaign photo shoot.

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Nicki Minaj Makes A Bid To Save The World

During last night’s Bid To Save the Earth at Christie’s Auction House in New York City, Nicki Minaj took a break off her ‘I Am Music II’ world tour with Lil’ Wayne to lend her voice for a good cause. The auction focused on raising money and bring awareness toward the preservation of the earth. Before her performance the singer spoke with Vogue.com about her interest in the cause and her fashion influences.

What are you wearing tonight? Is it one of your favorite designers?
Yes, it is—it’s Alexander Wang. It’s all black, of course, and I knew I needed to get my green on, so that’s how I came up with the green-and-white hair. I have a lot of designers I like right now; I really like Donatella Versace. She sent me a few beautiful things recently to consider wearing to the Grammys and, even though I ended up wearing Givenchy,  I believe in supporting women. I’m all about the girl power.

Why did you decide to get involved in Bid to Save the Earth?
I know that a lot of my fans are young and I know I have the power to influence and inspire them by my own actions. I thought that if I got involved in a cause that I felt was important, then maybe they would take the time to research it and find ways they could get involved and make a difference. It’s good to shine a positive light.

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Solange Knowles Brings Awareness To Music For RAIN (#MusicForRAIN)

Solange Knowles is the latest celebrity to put their voice towards a good cause. The singer recently recorded the song “Kenya” along with Twin Shadow and CANT in hopes of bringing more awareness on the millions of Africans with little to no access to safe drinking water.

More About The Cause

300 million Africans lack access to safe drinking water. Half of Africa’s population suffers from diseases related to unsafe drinking water and poor sanitation and by 2014 the number of Africans without access to water will increase by 47 million.

Music for RAIN is the music community’s response to this call. Chris Taylor, Solange Knowles, Twin Shadow and director Natalie Johns came together to create “Kenya”, a donate to download track for RAIN. The Coca Cola Africa Foundation’s Replenish Africa Initiative (RAIN) brings together business, local government, NGO’s and committed individuals to tackle the problem of access to water and sanitation in Africa. All proceeds from “Kenya”, will be used to provide clean water and sanitation resources to Africa’s most needy. Whether that’s providing loos in Rwanda, rain harvesting roofs in Uganda or carrying containers in the Cameroon.”

Knowles and The Coca Cola Africa Foundation hope t0 raise $10,000. The proceeds will help to bring clean water and sanitation to countries like Kenya,  Rwanda, Uganda and Cameroon.

Find out more about the organization and make your DONATION!

Check out the making of “Kenya”- Music For RAIN (#MusicForRain) HERE.