I SAW THIS AND I DAMN NEAR CRIED….

ALL MY GROWN FOLKS REMEMBER THE BEER COMMERCIALS WITH THE 5 HOMBOYS SAYING WHAAAAAAZZZUUUP, IT WAS AN INSTANT CLASSIC.

SOMEHOW THE GUYS GOT BACK TOGETHER ( I THINK) FOR THE 2008 VERSION, CHECK IT OUT:

HERE’S THE ORIGINAL COMMERICAL - JUST IN CASE YOU DON’T KNOW!

IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHO CHELSEA HANDLER IS...GET FAMILIAR! SHE HAS A LATE-NIGHT TALK SHOW ON E NEWS CHANNEL AND SHE GETS DOWN AND DIRTY WITH IT, BUT IN A GOOD WAY. SHE'S REALLY GETS LOOSE AND WILD ON HER SHOW.

T.I. WAS HER GUEST PUSHING HIS ALBUM "PAPER TRAIL". POOR GUY DIDN'T KNOW WHAT HIT HIM...I THINK SHE WAS TRYING TO HOLLA AT HIM ON THE LOW...ENJOY!

BY THE WAY, NOTICE WHEN CHELSEA GRABS T.I.'S BUTT ON THE INTRO HUG!

L Boogie and four of her five children were spotted at a Williams Sonoma store in New Jersey.

Martha Stewart was in the store signing copies of her latest book, it isn’t known if the Hill-Marley clan was in the store to see Martha or just happened to be picking up a few things for the kitchen. Either way, Lauryn doesn’t look too happy, she didn’t even bother to crack a fake smile.

On the other hand, her children seem to be very happy. In August, Rohan Marley, the father of her children, told People Magazine that L Boogie was still under contract with Columbia Records and “is always composing songs. She writes music in the bathroom, on toilet paper, on walls. She writes it in the mirror if the mirror smokes up. She writes constantly.”

I’m not sure if Rohan was trying to tell us Lauryn is working on a new album but the thought of a new Lauryn Hill album seems far fetched.

BIG AL SAYS: WELL, I STILL MISS HER. HOPE SHE CAN PULL IT TOGETHER AND COME WITH THE HEAT AGAIN. HERE IS A FLASHBACK OF MS. HILL!

With the announcement late Monday afternoon (October 27) that the body of a young boy found dead in an SUV was in fact Jennifer Hudson’s 7-year-old nephew, Julian King, the Hudson family was dealt another heavy blow.

Before Hudson’s mother, Darnell Donerson, 57, and her 29-year-old brother, Jason Hudson, were found shot to death in their South Side Chicago home on Friday afternoon, those who knew the Hudsons described them as a close-knit family. And the singer/actress herself often said her family is what keeps her grounded.

Donerson was a shy, quiet woman who supported her daughter’s success but didn’t need to bask in it like a typical stage mother. She even declined to attend a recent taping of Oprah Winfrey’s show, in which Hudson would be promoting her latest film, “The Secret Life of Bees.”

“She doesn’t want the attention,” Hudson recently told Australia’s Sunday Telegraph, “while at the same time, she’s extremely proud and happy for me.”

Hudson’s father died when she was a teenager, and Hudson and her mother had a close relationship. Donerson encouraged her daughter to perform, and often enjoyed singing songs by the Temptations at home. “She would always sing that to us,” Hudson told ABC News when she was promoting “Dreamgirls.”

When Hudson first found out she was up for an Oscar for “Dreamgirls,” the first thing she did was call her mom, she told the New York Post at the time. “She was so excited,” Hudson said. “It was like, ‘Wow!’ She was just getting set to take my nephew to school. I always call my mom first.”

And when Hudson went to the ceremony, she brought her mother along as her date and, of course, thanked her in her acceptance speech when she won Best Supporting Actress.

“I’m so grateful to have my mother here celebrating with me,” she told the crowd.

Hudson often returned home to Chicago to visit her family, because that’s where “my life is normal,” she told The Associated Press. “When I go home to my mom, I’m just Jennifer. And I love that. I don’t like when people tell you everything you want to hear. I want to hear the truth, you know what I mean?”

Jason Hudson had also been living with their mother ever since being shot two years ago during a home invasion. “We nearly lost him,” Donerson’s cousin John Buckner told the Chicago Sun-Times. “He was more or less a happy individual, trying to get his life straightened out.”

Jason had been working as a mechanic, and friends described him to reporters as a fun guy who liked barbecue, sports and video games. “He was a real nice guy,” his neighbor Hiriam Hill told ABC News. “Nobody ever had any bad blood against this man.”

On Jason’s MySpace page, he jokingly listed his occupation as “player.” Already, a huge outpouring of his friends are commenting on the page about how much they miss him. His quote on the top of the page reads, “Life’s too short for bulls—, keep it gangster.”

At a press conference Saturday, Hudson’s older sister, Julia, pleaded for the safe return of her son Julian, whom she described as an “easygoing” kid who went by the nicknames “Juice Box” and “Dr. King” and preferred staying home with his grandmother than going outside. Buckner told the Sun-Times that Julian was doted on, and that he was a “happy-go-lucky kid, a spoiled little kid.”

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