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So Kanye West does what he does best at awards shows.. which is ruin other artist’s victory moments. The 2009 MTV VMAs were not without its moments either. When Taylor Swift was announced as the winner of Best Female Video, Swift barely had a moment to say anything.

A very shell-shocked Taylor Swift stated,

“I always dreamed about what it would be like to win one of these one day… I never thought it would happen.”

As Taylor continued, Kanye interrupted.. rudely roaring,

“Hey Taylor, I’m really happy for you, but Beyonce had one of the best videos of all time. Of ALL TIME!!”

Check out Kanye West’s outburst during Taylor Swift’s winning moment:

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NO, he is not. Matt Damon is NOT dead. Highly unlikely. Stop going around saying he is because that’s just plain disgusting.

Sure, he hasn’t called me personally.. but seriously people?? Apparently, some unreliable source is going around the internet stating..

“Matt Damon, an American actor and philanthropist, was found dead in California’s Palo Verde mountain area on Wednesday. He was 38.
According to TMZ’s web site, Damon, who was officially reported missing Friday, was on a camping trip. His body was found by an Imperial County Sheriff’s Department deputy on Wednesday.”

According to what I know, Matt Damon is in Europe  promoting his film upcoming film, “The Informant”, at the Venice Film Festival on Monday, September 7. There you go. He was NOT out camping. He was NOT in California. Matt Damon is NOT dead. I bet my firstborn that he’s alive and kicking…

…and all SMILES. Here’s Matt Damon and his gorgeous wife, Luciana at the Venice Film Festival… Hope he goes on over to the Toronto Film Festival! 

So don’t believe what you read, unless you read it on Just Press Play..

You disgusting suckers, please stop spreading that rumor. Oh and for the record, TMZ.com DID NOT report that Matt Damon went missing.

pic source: JustJared

The Malaysian government has reversed a ban on Muslims attending a concert by the Black Eyed Peas in Kuala Lumpur.

Officials had imposed the ban because the show is being sponsored by Irish beer giant Guinness. A culture ministry official said the ban was lifted late last week but did not give any further details as to why.

Government regulations forbid alcohol firms from organising public concerts, but the Black Eyed Peas gig had been allowed in order to boost tourism. The concert is part of worldwide celebrations marking the 250th anniversary of Guinness’ flagship brewery in Dublin.

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