Kid Cudi annoyed with Kanye West & Guilt Trip

Given Kid Cudi's well-publicized split with Kanye West's G.O.O.D. music, it was jarring to hear his recognizable vocals sampled on Yeezus: "If you love me so much then why'd you let me go-o-o-o-oooo?" he belts on "Guilt Trip". Turns out that vocal is a few years old and Cudi wasn't happy to hear it on the song, he tells Complex (via MTV).

"I discovered that I was on the song via Twitter," he said. "I saw kids hitting me up, like, 'Are you on 'Guilt Trip?!' or saying 'Great job!' and I'm like, 'What the fuck is everyone talking about?" He explained that he recognized the song and the beat instantly once he listened. He was initially pleased, but quickly changed his mind: "Why not call me and have me come in there and give it? Why underuse me?" he asked. "Why put four bars of vocals to coax my fans into thinking this is a legitimate Kid Cudi feature on this song and it isn't?"

"Same deal with the G.O.O.D. Music album, the compilation," he continued. "Had I not given Kanye 'Creepers' [for "The Morning"], my only presence would've been on that one song, that I can't even remember the title for. I would've barely been on that album."

It's also easy to interpret the Cudi sample on "Guilt Trip" as a sly wink aimed at Cudi—it sounds like Cudi is asking, "If you love me so much then why'd you let me go [from G.O.O.D. Music]?" 

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Culture Yourself & See What's Happening Around the World

1

Riot police use tear gas to disperse demonstrators as they try to march to the
 Turkish Parliament during a protest against the ruling Ak Party government in
Ankara on Feb. 26, 2014.The protests were spurred by audio recordings posted
on YouTube that allgedly implicate PrimeMinister Tayyip Erdogan in corruption.

2

Boys peer through the gate of a police station to look

 at bodies of suspected militants in Lalpora, outside of 

Srinagar on Feb. 25. Hundreds of protesters, who were 

demanding the return of the bodies of seven militants for

 identification,set ablaze two police posts and hurled

 stones at government security forces on Tuesday.The

 seven separatist militants were killed in an encounter

 with Indian security forces in a forested area on Monday. 

About a dozen of people, including policemen,were injured

 in the protests.

3

Sweetwater police officer Amauris Bastidas helps rescue 

a five-month-old baby boy,Sebastian de la Cruz, who had 

stopped breathing. The baby's aunt, Pamela Rauseo,

 center, performed CPR after pulling over her SUV on

 the side of the road along the west bound lane on Florida

 state road 836 around 2:30pm on Feb. 20. Lucila Godoy

, right, stopped her car to assist in the rescue. Sebastian

 was taken to a hospital, where he was listed as in stable

 condition.

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Sailboats from numerous Latin American nations arrive to Punta del Este
Uruguay on Feb. 22 for the 2014 Latin American Sails International Gathering
and Regata.

5

Ukrainian men help pull one another out of a stampede during clashes at a rally
held by ethnic Russians and Crimean Tatars near the Crimean parliament building
 in Simferopol in Ukraine on Feb. 26. Thousands of pro-Russia separatists tussled
 with supporters of Ukraine's new leaders in Crimea on Wednesday as tempers
boiled over the future of the region following the upheaval that swept away
 President Viktor Yanukovich. One person died, apparently of a heart attack,
and two others were trampled and injured when people stumbled and fell to the ground.

6

An anti-government demonstrator builds a barricade with burning tires on Feb. 21
 in Kiev's Independence Suare. Armed protesters stormed police barricades
 in Kiev in renewed violence that shattered an hours-old truce as EU envoys held
 crisis talks with Ukraine's embattled president.

7

An alleged sniper and member of the pro-government forces is beaten by
anti-government protesters in Kiev on Feb. 22. The regime of Ukraine's president
 was close to collapse as the emboldened opposition took control of central
 Kiev and key government and parliament positions voted to immediately free
its jailed leader Yulia Tymoshenko.

8

Canada forward Sidney Crosby scores a goal on Sweden goaltender
 Henrik Lundqvist during the second period of the men's gold medal ice hockey
game at the Sochi Winter Olympics on Feb. 23 in Sochi, Russia. Canada won the
gold medal for the second straight Winter Olympics after beating Sweden 3-0
 in a dominant performance.

9

Russian newlyweds Alexander Emereev, left, and Dmitry Zaytsev are showered
 with rice as they pose with their marriage book in Buenos Aires, Argentina on
 Feb. 25. The two men, who are from Sochi, planned to apply for political asylum
 from Russia after their marriage ceremony at the civil registry.

10

North Carolina Tar Heels fans storm the court after a win over the Duke Blue
Devils during their game at the Dean Smith Center on Feb. 20 in Chapel Hill,
North Carolina. North Carolina won 74-66.

11

Residents wait to receive food aid distributed by the U.N. Relief and Works Agency
at the besieged al-Yarmouk camp, south of Damascus, Syria on Jan. 31.

This picture was made available to NBC News on Feb. 26

12

A man sits on a chair in the house of Ukraine's former prosecutor general
Viktor Pshonka in the village of Gorenichy, outside Kiev on Feb. 24.

13

Palestinian girls take part in a karate class at al-Reyadi club in Gaza City on Feb. 24.

14

A man carries a woman affected by tear gas launched by riot police at anti-government
 protesters in Caracas, Venezuela on Feb. 22. After their rally broke up in the late
 afternoon, about 1,000 stragglers erected barricades of trash and other debris and
threw rocks and bottles at police and National Guardsmen. The troops responded
 with volleys of tear gas to prevent the students from reaching a highway and blocking
 traffic.

15

A women dressed as Hindu Goddess Kali participates in a procession on the
 eve of the festival of Maha Shivratri, in Jammu, India on Feb. 26.
The festival is dedicated to the worship of Hindu God Shiva.

                     
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A woman poses with a machete on the Mbongo Soa island, in Bangui, Central African
 Republic, on Feb. 21. She is a member of a group of women presenting themselves
as anti-balaka and "Amazons" protecting their island from Seleka forces. The Central
 African Republic has been torn by bloody sectarian clashes since the Muslim Seleka
rebels ousted President Francois Bozize in March 2013 and replaced him with their
 leader Michel Djotodia, who was himself forced out last month. Violence has continued
 unabated between Christian vigilantes and minority Muslims who have fled the capital
 by the thousands in search of safety.

17

Norway's Martin Johnsrud Sundby lies in the finish area after placing fourth after three
 Russian competitors in the men's cross-country skiing 50km mass start free on the
 last day of the Sochi Winter Olympics on Feb. 23 in Rosa Khutor near Sochi, Russia. 

10 Types of Sex To Try At Least Once

Role-Play Sex

“We all have fantasies,” says sex expert Lora Somoza. “If you’re in a committed relationship and you find yourself dreaming about a hot cop with handcuffs, don’t be shy [about asking] your guy to play it out.” Role playing allows you both to have the thrill of sleeping with different people without, well, actually sleeping with other people, so it just might be the key to keeping monogamy hot. “If you’re not sure where to begin, try ‘pretending you don’t know each other’ sex,” suggests Somoza. It will give you the freedom to take on a new personality and do things you wouldn’t normally do—but always wanted to

Sex Somewhere Splurge-y

Ever notice how staying in a fancy-pants hotel puts you in the mood like nothing else? Sex expert Tracey Cox explains why: “Few of us are cashed up enough to experience luxury every day, so when we’re staying at a flashy hotel, it’s pretty exciting,” she says. Even if you can’t afford a five-star vacation, upgrade just one night of your next trip to a swanky hotel, or book a night at a posh place in your city for a sexy change of scenery at home.

Sex in a Public Place

The idea of getting caught in the act can be kind of exciting, but that doesn’t mean you have to be an exhibitionist to enjoy it. “Try finding an abandoned parking lot or sitting in the last row at the movies and guiding his hand somewhere naughty,” says Somoza. Even if you have to rush home to really get down to action, you’ll be so revved up by then that the sex will be amazing.

Sex on the Beach

Sun. Crashing waves. Hot guy. Enough said. If there’s a drink named after it, it has to be good, right? Expand your idea of sex on the beach beyond the sand to include lounge chairs, your hotel balcony or even under water.

Forbidden Sex

“If the best-selling book 50 Shades of Grey tells us anything, it’s that women like a little kink,” says Somoza. So regardless of who wears the pants in the relationship, decide who’s going to wear the restraints in the bedroom. “Maybe you want your guy to tie you up and do dirty things to you,” she says. But if you’d rather show him who’s boss, let him know he’s going to be your sex slave for the night and tell him the only rule is that he can’t say no (and, um, why would he want to?).

Bathroom Sex

The most underrated room to have sex in is your bathroom. No joke. “This is why God created bathroom counters,” says Somoza. “Thanks to the mirrors, your guy gets to watch all of the action, which makes it even hotter.” Other options? “Use the tub or the toilet to prop yourself into position,” suggests sex educator Jamye Waxman, M.Ed. You can even light candles and create some sexy steam from the shower to add extra atmosphere.

Makeup Sex

You know when you’re mad at him but also find him incredibly attractive? When you really want to rip off his clothes but also want to resist because you think you should teach him a lesson? Don’t resist. “Makeup sex is hot, steamy and loaded with all the emotion you just went through,” says Somoza. Whether you’re exes getting back together or just a couple reuniting after a fight, makeup sex has a certain electric charge we rarely feel in normal circumstances.

Lazy Sex

Sex doesn’t always have to be a WWF throwdown in the bedroom. The next time you’re sleeping in on a weekend, casually remove all your clothes and then snuggle up to your man so he can feel your naked body. Since men have extra-high testosterone levels in the morning, he’s practically guaranteed to be down for the action. Having that type of relaxed, low-maintenance sex is great for de-stressing and keeping you connected.

Loud Sex

You know all those four-letter words you’re too afraid to say? At least once, let yourself get so totally into it that you use them. All. Share a bottle of wine and psych yourself up to do things you’d never do—like telling him to spank you or demanding he give you an orgasm (while telling him how in explicit detail). Instead of lying on your back during oral, be bold and straddle him instead. And don’t be shy to make noise—in fact, make an effort to be even louder than usual (it will only increase the physical sensation).

Sex Somewhere Famous

“Having sex in, near or looking at a national landmark turns an amazing experience into an extraordinary one,” says Cox. “You’re still not truly convinced you’re there, so everything seems surreal.” So do it on your hotel balcony overlooking the Hollywood sign, hook up in a quiet stairwell of the Louvre or get busy on your hike to the Grand Canyon. You will never forget it.

THAT GODZILLA TRAILER THO (o.o)

It's back! The latest trailer for this summer's epic reboot of "Godzilla" is out and fans are being treated to a sneak peek of the path of destruction the famed movie creature is leaving before the flick hits theaters on May 16.

In addition to a blink-and-you-might-miss-it glimpse at Godzilla itself, the film's leading man, "Breaking Bad" star Bryan Cranston, is also featured prominently, summing up his fears for what the monster might do to humanity if it isn't stopped. 

And, let's just say, it isn't looking good for the humans.

Directed by "Monsters" helmer Gareth Edwards, the film also stars Elizabeth Olsen, Ken Watanabe, Aaron Taylor-Johnson, Sally Hawkins and Juliette Binoche.

Check out the trailer below.

Robin Thicke & Paula Patton Announce Separation (Update)

                                      "We Will Always Love Each Other and be best friends".

The pair have announced their decision to split after eight years of marriage. "We will always love each other and be best friends, however, we have mutually decided to separate at this time," theBlurred Lines singer and the Baggage Claim actress told People on Monday.

Thicke, 36, and Patton, 38, married in 2005 and welcomed son Julian Fuego Thicke in April 2010.

In the wake of Thicke's provocative Blurred Lines music video and his controversialperformance with Miley Cyrus at the MTV Video Music Awards, the pair spent much of last year talking about their relationship.

"Some of our individual goals still haven't been realized," Thicke told USA TODAY in July of his relationship with Patton. "But we have a healthy child. We're madly, crazily in love. That's where I was at, and I wanted to celebrate it. Life is pretty good, you know?"

Is Michael Jordan The Greatest Basketball Player Ever?

Five Most Valuable Player awards. Six NBA Championships. Six Finals MVP awards. 14-time All Star. 10 Scoring Titles. Career averages of 30.1 PPG, 6.2 RPG, and 5.3 APG. Just based on these statistics and accomplishments, most people would be convinced that if Michael Jordan wasn't the greatest basketball player of all time, at least he'd be a close second. But it's not just numbers that make Jordan so special. Number 23 has been immortalized in sports circles everywhere because of his incredible love and passion for the game of basketball. 

No one wanted to win more than Michael Jordan, and few ever did. When making the documentary Michael Jordan to the Max, former Chicago Bulls coach Doug Collins said that in order to beat Jordan in a playoff series, you'd literally have to chop off his arms and legs, and even then you still might lose. Jordan played with legendary intensity and renowned passion that often frustrated opponents so badly that they'd resort to hard fouls and malicious play just to slow Jordan down.

Jordan stepped into the basketball spotlight in 1982 during the NCAA National Championship game against Georgetown. His University of North Carolina Tar Heels had been riding his stellar play all tournament, and although just a freshman, they looked to him in the waning moments of the game. Down by a single point with 17 seconds left, Jordan hit a 15-foot jumper to give the Tar Heels a 63-62 lead and clinch the National Championship. 

Jordan's stardom only grew after he was selected 3rd overall by the Chicago Bulls in the 1983-84 NBA draft where he immediately went on to win Rookie of the Year. Two years later, his mystique continued as he led the Bulls into the playoffs. In a series against the Boston Celtics, widely considered one of the best teams in NBA history, Jordan went into Boston Garden and embraced the hostile crowd. He lit up the Celtics for 63 points--something that had never happened in Celtics history--and although the game was lost, Jordan had permanently established himself as the star of the league.

In his seventh season in the NBA, Jordan finally won his first championship, averaging over 30 points per game during the playoffs. The Bulls repeated as champions the following season, and the season after that with Jordan leading the team in almost every statistical category, and leading the league in points scored each year. After taking a season off to try his hand at professional baseball, Jordan came back to the game more intelligent and mature. He didn't miss a beat, leading the Bulls to back-to-back-to-back titles in '96, '97, and '98 while providing incredible displays of athleticism, and talent along the way.

Aside from the titles, Jordan may be best known for his play 
in crunch time.When the game was on the line and Jordan had the ball, the Bulls would end up winning more often then not. His clutch performances have become a thing of legend because of the way he stepped up when it mattered most. He made over 25 game-winning jumpers, and countless more crunch time buckets that changed that outcome of the game. 

So it was fitting that for his final game in a Bulls uniform, a game six in the NBA finals against the Utah Jazz, Jordan had the ball in his hand while the clock ran down, trailing by one point. He made his move with about 9 seconds left, and as he crossed over Jazz guard Bryon Russell at the foul line and pulled up for a jumper, there was little doubt in anyone's mind that the shot would go in. And as if to close the book on a fairy-tale ending, Jordan sunk the shot and the Bulls won their 6th NBA title.

There never has, and probably never will be a player greater than Michael Jordan. He is a rare breed of athlete who combined elite athleticism and talent with supernatural intensity and focus. His drive, passion, and will to win are all but unmatchable. He scored at will, and made plays for his teammates. He was coachable and wasn't afraid of leadership responsibilities. And if there was ever a situation where the world would end unless someone made a jump-shot to save us from destruction, I would still call upon Michael Jordan to shoot it. And so he will continue to live on as the greatest basketball player who ever lived.

Transformers 4 Is Not A Kid Movie...There Will Be Blood...or Oil or you get the point

Whether you’re eagerly anticipating or dreading the upcoming Transformers: Age of Extinction – the fourth flick in Michael Bays’ franchise – you no doubt were hit with a heavy wave of nostalgia when Grimlock the Dinobot made his debut in the film’s Super Bowl spot.

Of course, the Transformers series has always banked on longtime fans yearning to revisit their youth, but this time around, Transformers 4 appears to be making that its primary audience. Over a year ago, not long after it was confirmedBay would return for the fourth film, the director promised it would completely redesign the franchise, and he wasn’t just talking about the robots. Transformers 4 also features an all-new cast, is set four years after the third film, and – according to actor Titus Welliver (the Man in Black on Lost) – it will have a darker, more mature tone.

Speaking with Nerdist, Welliver made it clear that he doesn’t consider Transformers 4to be a children’s movie:

“It’s a bit more of a darker vision of the ‘Transformers’ world… It’s not a kids’ movie, I’ll tell you that much.”

In the four years since Transformers 3, humans have no doubts about the Transformers’ existence, and it’s likely we as a species have come to consider both the Autobots and Decepticons threats. This increased paranoia about the Transformers might play into why Age of Extinction would be a darker addition to the series. The battles won’t just be between giant robots, but also over people’s fears.

If this is the case, then Kelsey Grammer’s “counter intelligence” agent fits right in. Cybertronian technology would be a massive asset for any world power, making the Autobots not only targets of enemy attacks but possible abuse from their supposed allies. This kind of political edge could be the “darker vision” Welliver is alluding to. Plus, this new level of secrecy would make it necessary for the Autobots to really be robots in disguise and would explain the redesigns.

Then again, turning Transformers 4 into less of a smash ‘n’ bash, popcorn flick and more of a dark political thriller doesn’t seem to add up with what we know of Age of Extinction‘s plot. (There’s nothing sophisticated or mature about the Dinobots, no matter how badass they look.) But Bay has continued to hammer home the point that “there won’t be any goofiness” in Transformers 4, so does that mean it’ll be a totally humorless entry catering to a more adult audience? Probably not.

What do you make of Welliver’s comments that Transformers 4 isn’t “a kids’ movie“? Would making the film more mature be the right direction for the franchise? Let us know your thoughts below!