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OUTTAKES: Nicki Minaj & Her Painted On Top For VIBE+Kelis' Teasers For "4th Of July" Vid

Nicki Minaj's outtakes from her July 2010 cover issue of VIBE are here.  The animated Barbie donned white and blue body paint to create a "shirt" for her cover look.

And the other looks are wigalicious and colorful as usual.  Check those and Kelis' new teaser images from her upcoming video "4th Of July (Fireworks)" when you read on...





Interesting.
And here's Kelis' images from her new vid:


"4th Of July (Fireworks)" premieres worldwide next Wednesday, June 16th on VEVO & YouTube. The track is described as "a pulsating club banger mixes R&B soulfulness and techno-dappled electro breaks with a rip-roaring wobbly bass riff." And Kelis is set to perform the track on "Leno" on the 18th.

Jay-Z Covers Rolling Stone, Talks Art Beef With Beyonce

Wowserz.  Hov is covering the pages of Rolling Stone mag for the third time.  And despite being one of the most private people in hip-hop, Mr. Carter is dishing about his jet setting multi million dollar life, his besties, his therapist, his favorite musicians, and a cute "beef" he had with his wife Beyonce.

Read on for an excerpt...

Rolling Stone posted this tidbit about their cover feature with Jay-Z:

In the latest issue of Rolling Stone, contributing editor Mark Binelli goes one-on-one with the New York legend, watching Jay-Z try on a new suit in his sprawling Manhattan office and tagging along to the Four Seasons, where the rapper goofs by mispronouncing actor Kelsey Grammer's name at a watch auction (after calling the Frasier star "Chelsea," he asks Binelli how to spell "faux pas"). It seems the man who made his name rhyming about hustling and hos in Brooklyn's Marcy Projects is actually more comfortable around an unlikely new crowd: indie rockers. "I love the energy coming out indie rock right now," he says, name-checking Grizzly Bear. "It has this rebellion thing that hip-hop is missing now, the thing that made hip-hop hip-hop."

While Jay is notoriously private about his life with wife Beyoncé, Binelli gets the rapper to let down his guard, and Jay reveals his superstar better half vetoed a piece of artwork he'd bought for their 8,000-square-foot Tribeca penthouse. The black-and-white Laurie Simmons photograph in question depicted "a noirishly lit pistol with a pair of women's legs emerging from the handle… Beyoncé sent it back and had it replaced with a similar Simmons piece, only depicting a perfume bottle instead of a gun." Binelli also encourages Jay to open up about his biggest challenges as president of Def Jam (the most frustrating meeting? "Honestly? All of them") and his one and only experience in therapy, when as Binelli writes, "The psychiatrist gave him tea that made him sleepy and asked him questions like, 'Who are your best friends?' "

Issue hits stands June 24th.