Check out the brand new N.E.R.D. website which has been completely revamped with a old school video game feel and even has an online game where you can play one of your favorite N.E.R.D. artists….complete with Pharrell in his customary BBC and Ice Cream gear.

50 Cent x Dead Man Running. Don’t believe me that it’s only 154 more days? Well check out the brand new website then. It’s just a splash page now but soon there will be more info. If you haven’t heard of Dead Man Running don’t worry. It’s a small indie British film that likely won’t make it to the U.S.

Movie is about a loan shark (50 Cent) who gives an ex-con a period of 24 hours in order to pay back the money he owes. Up against it, the ex-con involves his best mate on a multi-part mission in order to raise the cash before it’s too late for them both.

Talib Kweli continues his work on Gatorade’s animated show BLOKHEDZ where he has the voice role of the main character YoungBlak who uses the power of hip-hop to fight evil. Check out the entire brand new second episode called “Paid in Full” here:

Kanye West x Twitter. Someone needs to take the CAPS LOCK away from this guy. Kanye goes on another rant about how he doesn’t use Twitter yet the website still lets all the Ye’ imposters continue faking. He kinda does have a point though. Read for yourself directly from Kayne’s blog….

This is one online class that University of Phoenix does not offer. DJ Qbert has officially launched Qbert Skratch University, an online education center for the art of scratch DJ’ing and turntablism. ProHipHop has the entire press release but it reads something like this:

“Qbert presents a comprehensive video curriculum online, from the most basic skratching techniques to the advanced “battle tactics” that made him the 3-time DMC Champion. QSU members use ArtistWorks’ proprietary VMS (Video/Media Management System) to send DJ Qbert a video of their practice session that he reviews and then posts a response video on the site. The Student Video and Qbert’s response are uniquely paired on QSU as “Master Classes” for the entire community to learn from.”

“Qbert invites multiple Guest DJs and related professionals to share their insights and techniques with the student body, making QSU the most comprehensive and influential Skratch education program available to DJs today.”

Check out the official University site at QbertSkratchUniversity.com.

So as many of you know, two days ago we ran the story that LL Cool J’s clothing brand at Sears was on the way out. Based on insider info. with a confirmed current Sears apparel buyer, we were tipped off that the clothing line would be phased out. Considering the lack of hype behind the brand this news wasn’t too much a shocker to us or to many of the other blogs and websites that ran the story. Before we published the story though we wanted to give Sears the opportunity to refute it…unfortunately all of our attempts to contact a representative were met with no response. We were just some no-named site they didn’t want to deal with.

Only AFTER posting the story and only AFTER various blogs and sites caught the story did Sears decide to respond to us. Their official representative (who I won’t call out because at least he was a professional in dealing with me) e-mailed WoooHa and asked us

Pharrell x ARTST.com. As previously mentioned, Pharrell has recently been actively involved in the fine arts industry (check these candles and chairs he designed). It’s good to see that he is taking a positive stance to educate the hip-hop world on the fine arts and in doing so has created ARTST Guild & Gallery, an online community for artists to share their work, their ideas and their passion. The name ARTST comes from Pharrell’s idea that “There is no I because it’s not about me.” He goes on to state:

“Being in N.E.R.D. you’ll notice that we always send out messages about what kids can do, what they can become, you can wait for the stars to align for you or you can reach up into the sky and align the stars. We created this network to give people an opportunity to get the visibility they deserve, to reach into the sky.”

According to the website press release “members can upload and showcase anything creative: music, architecture, painting, or even fashion, and then comment on the work of others and collaborate with each other. More than just a gallery, it’s a guild for those who create art.” Make sure to check it out.

Diddy x Twitter. Diddy should be a politician with all the catchy slogans he spits out for Twitter. You have the all-time fave “Let’s go!!!” followed by “Don’t Stop!” and let’s not forget “Let’s get it!” Well now Diddy introduces us to his newest slogan “Lock in!” The message is actually on point. Check out his latest P Twitty vid to see what “Lock in!” is all about.

Diddy x iPhone. I swear, Diddy should get an award for his marketing abilities with the internet and today’s technology. That guy is a master at the Twitter game much like I am the master of NBA 2K9 on the PS3. Well now Diddy is jumping on the iPhone app tactic to push his upcoming album “Last Train to Paris.”

The app is pretty simple. You just take a photo of yourself, write a quick message on the app and send it. Your photo and message then becomes part of a bigger train collage where you can view other people’s photos and messages. Alright! LET’S GO PEOPLE!!! (the twitter fam will get it). Props to Clyde for heads up. He always brings the heat.