Rumor has it that Kanye West and Kim Kardashian may be going public with their alleged affair. Details after the jump. According to Allhiphop Rumors, sources say after Amber Rose put Kanye and Kim’s affair on blast in Star Magazine, Kim was frantically trying to get in contact with Kanye, but he is in London.

When Kim finally got a hold of him, she begged him to say that Amber Rose was lying. This is all allegedly because Kim is in the process of “rehabilitating her image” and doesn’t need to be labeled a homewrecker now.

Kanye allegedly refused and suggested that they just go public with their relationship. Kim reportedly told Kanye that she would call him back.

Personally I don’t think it would make sense for the pair to come clean. Why admit wrong doing? Plus it’s getting them press, right?

Kanye West has a Twitter account (@kanyewest) that he rarely uses, but man, when he uses it, does he ever go off!

Two nights ago, Kanye decided to go on a Twitter tear, and went off on everything from fashion, schooling, and all about his new company DONDA. West tweeted over 70 messages within three hours!

Check out all of his tweets from two nights ago…

* -I appreciate everyone’s support for my clothing line but I wanted to clarify a few things…

* -The name of the line is Kanye West not DW… The Dw was a design element placed on the invite in homage to my mom : )

* -I really appreciate the fake DW twitter page but since it’s not official I can’t co sign any information on it.

* -“Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.” – Leonardo Da Vinci

* -More clarity… I have no agency representing me currently… William Morris was fired after Cara lewis quit. I love Cara Lewis : )

* -I love being back at my fashion office learning and creating. It’s so challenging and fun and I’m surrounded by amazing people.

* -They so you only live once but every time I come to work I feel like I’m starting a second life.

* -You guys might think I have some type of backing for my line but I don’t.

* -I did the first fashion show out of my own pocket and used the money I made touring to follow my passion.

* -I’ve been working at this for 8 years now …from the first offers to do urban clothing lines that I turned down…

* -To begging Bape to do my line and never making any real headway…

* -To having an office in LA that was shut down after the “MTV” moment along with my tour with GAGA

* -I moved to Japan for one month after that and designed every night in my room… I had this opportunity to intern at Fendi and was also..

* -…offered a position to at Versace wich I could not take due to my contract with LV which was for 2 years…

* -I moved to Rome after I left Japan and worked at Fendi for 4 months under cover … I was there to give ideas for the men’s collection

* -I snuck to Giuseppe Zanotti Factory still under contract and learned to design woman’s shoes for 2 years before my first show in Paris

* -After doing the first LV collection I was sure I would get a second shot to create but was never given the opportunity

* -I designed a sneaker called the YEEZY with Nike. I’m “allowed” to design 1 pair of sneakers every 2 years. I have more ideas…

* -Early 2011 … I moved to Paris and opened a small design studio… the language barrier was quite difficult…

* -I still don’t have a Paris VAT number to this day… I don’t know what a VAT but every time I asked why we didn’t have fabrics they said…

* -… it was because of the VAT.

* -In Paris I met many great people in design including the master Azzedine Alaia… Azzedine even came by my studio one day : )))

* -This was the greatest feeling to stand in his presence in my embarrassingly small Paris studio in a courtyard opposite Collate

* -I remember being 5 years old picking and my mother taking me with her shopping at the discount fur spots

* -She said I would always point to the most expensive furs even as a child LOL

* -It’s something about making clothing that always brings me back to that point. For the first 16 or 17 years of my life the only thing…

* -I knew about my woman’s clothing was what my Mom would wear. I guess some critics would joke that I still don’t know anything LOL

* -My Mom would wear blue jeans with a fur and an embellished “Cosby Show” sweater : ) to pick me up from school

* -… the teachers said I couldn’t focus… I used to get kicked out of class for bringing dirty mags and drawing Nikeys in 4th grade

* -Being a celebrity has afforded me many opportunities but has also boxed me in creatively.

* -I was just discussing becoming the creative director for the Jetson movie and someone on the call yelled out.. you should do a Jetsons tour!

* -This just happened a few hours ago. I was very insulted of course becuase for anyone that’s seen the Watch the Throne Tour…

* -Or Coachella or Glow in the Dark or Runaway.. you know I have real ideas…

* -I appreciate having the most nominations at the Grammies but I feel so conflicted by the fact that award shows sometimes are completely…

* -…illogical

* -Good logic tells me smile Kanye… the world likes you again… red or blue pill? … aaaaand Swallow lol

* -I wouldn’t have the prestige I have if it wasn’t partially for the Grammies validation and I honor that

* -….hmmmmm what to wear… here I go again… Yeezy the trend setter or complete fucking fashion victim … the verdict is still out

* -This is just a train of thought .. but figure it’s better to read than trained thoughts

* -What good is fame and prestige if you can’t use it to help people… I want to help by doing what I know how to do best .. create

* -I have started a new company and I’m so excited about the name…. it’s got the best name ever of all companies of all time!!!….

* -The name of the company is DONDA

* -DONDA is a design company which will galvanize amazing thinkers and put them in a creative space to bounce there dreams and ideas…

* -I used to blog all the time an fit was a way to get my opinion out…

* -Dr Dre redesigned headphones and made more impact off of one product.

* -I am assembling a team of architects, graphic designers, directors musicians, producers, AnRs, writers, publicist, social media experts…

* -doctors, scientist,teachers…

* -DONDA will be comprised of over 22 divisions with a goal to make products and experiences that people want and can afford…

* -I want to put creatives in a room together with like minds that are all waaaay doper than me

* -We want to help simplify and aesthetically improve everything we see hear, touch, taste and feel.

* -…To dream of, create, advertise and produce products driven equally by emotional want and utilitarian need.. To marry our wants and needs.

* -DONDA

* -This will all take time but I wanted everyones to know what I really care about… I care about people. I care about my fans..

* -I care about people who have never heard of me… There are over 7 billion people on the planet now…

* -It’s something about coming from music that makes me so optimistic… Music travels and is not limited to only the wealthy.

* -Sometimes my grammar is wrong but my thinking is right : )

* -My mom was an English teacher so I know she sends an SMDH from heaven : )

* -5:18 am in London… My dreams keep me woke

* -The Watch the Throne tour was a small example of what a Donda Experience can be…

* -I’m currently working on a new 7 screen experience pic.twitter.com/4XmQmCL3

* -This one of our projects to be released this year called 2016 OLYMPIC’s … It’s a semi sic-fi since 2016 is only 4 years away : )

* -We would also like’ to design the MTV awards

* -We’re taking everything 10 steps at a time LOL!

* -I wanted to put this in the world in hopes that the people who can actually make a difference will stand up and reach out

* -We need as many amazing powerful smart talented wealthy people to be involved… Come get on board… don’t just sit there… reach out

* -We can collectively effect the world trough design. We need to pick up where steve jobs left off

* -When I said wealthy I wanted to point out there are so many billionaires in the world that can come together and help to redesign it

* -Help education. School systems were designed to turn people into factory workers.

* -Schools should be designed to prep human beings for real life.

* -Spike Jonze and I want to do a Summer school that tries new forms of cuuriculim

* -Math classes should teach addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, accounting and money management aaaaaand cut!!! ….

* -UNLESS YOU’RE A MATH MAJOR!!!! Kids you should be able to take majors starting in grammar school like how it is at performing art schools

* -Instead of kicking kids out of schools for using there iPhones… why not promote it? Allow kids to use search engines to do test…

* -… like the real WORLD!!! Give kids the amount of test they would have in a year in ones day but they have to get everything perfect…

* -please excuse my grammar … I know it’s extremely ironic

* -like the real WORLD!!! Give kids the amount of test they would have in a year in one day but they have to get everything perfect…

* -excuse me… I just get excited at the possibilities… the more excited I get… the more grammatical errors you’ll see…

* -“We need to take what Michael Jackson felt and Mcqueen and Steve Jobs and we need make things better…

* -When me and Jay toured… ever night I peered into the audience astonished by the different walks of life that came to support us.

* -The adrenaline is running… I don’t know if I can even get to sleep now… From Wall street to the London riots to Chicago murders…

* -I sit everyday and ask what can I do to make a difference…

* -I know this is not a very rapper thing to say but I haven’t bought a new car or piece of jewelry in about 2 years…

* -I invest every dime back into creativity… hiring amazing creatives paying for flights, offices … etc…

* -My area of expertise is in music, my passion is in music design film and products… my strength is connectivity…

* -There are so many broken systems from the economy to school systems jail systems… we need experts for this…

* -We need scientist and top world designers to directly affect governments.

* -If anyone would like to reach out email us at contactDONDA@gmail.com

* -I just wanted to share what’s been on my mind…

* -”If you have an apple and I have an apple and we exchange these apples then you and I will still each have one apple. ….

* -…But if you have an idea and I have an idea and we exchange these ideas, then each of us will have two ideas.” – George Bernard Shaw

What are your opinions on Kanye’s opinions? Let us know in the comments below…

Kim Kardashian has always insisted that she and Kanye West are just friends, but that may not be the truth after all!  In an exclusive interview with Star magazine, Kanye’s ex girlfriend, Amber Rose, revealed that the reason she and the singer split was because of the reality star’s devious cheating ways.  “Kim is one of the main reasons why me and Kanye are not together,” Amber told Star.  “She’s a homewrecker!”  According to Amber, she was dating Kanye when he and Kim first hooked up — and Kim was dating NFL star Reggie Bush!  “They were both cheating,” Amber said.  “They were both cheating on me and Reggie with each other.”  Amber says it was Kim who instigated the whole affair by calling, texting and sending racy photos of herself to Kanye.   “She was sending pictures, and I was like, ‘Kim, just stop.  Don’t be that person,’” but apparently Kim didn’t care enough to respond when Amber emailed her for an explanation.

Jay Z and Kanye West’s song “Paris” has been blowing up speakers everywhere and has become one of the most requested songs on the Not So Hostile Take Over every night at 9pm on KiSS 92.5. So it was only a matter of time until Pitbull remixed it right? Well, the time is now! Check out “Latinos in Paris” *WARNING – Language may not be suitable for all listeners*

Reports say that Kanye West may be moving to London to work on his Fall 2012 collection for his clothing line, DW. More details after the jump. According to The UK Sun, a source said:

“He went home for the holidays but was proclaiming that he is now based in the capital and would return in early January. He’s close to the lecturers and students at the Central Saint Martins College and being in London means he can stop by for advice any time.”

Think he’ll come back with an accent like Madonna?

Reports say that Kanye West was “all over” Kim Kardashian on Tuesday night (December 13th) at an after party for he and Jay-Z’s Watch The Throne concert in L.A.

According to the New York Daily News via Gossip Girls, the whole Kardashian klan attended the concert at the Staples Center and watched the show from a raised VIP suite behind center stage. Find out what happened at the after party after the jump.

Kanye met up with the family at the after party, where he reportedly “couldn’t keep his hands off Kim.” An insider said:

“Kanye was eating Kim up like she was a piece of cake. He was all over her – caressing her head, touching her waist. I think he was dying to kiss her, but there were too many people in the room.”

Just last month, Kanye’s ex Amber Rose suggested that he and Kim slept together after they had broken up.

Twitter was buzzing today with the trending topic – #RIPScottBaio. According to Wikipedia, he “died on December 14, 2011.” Is it true? The answer… 

is no. Scott Baio was just the latest in the series of celebrity Twitter death hoaxes. Justin Bieber, David Guetta, Jeff Goldblum, Kanye West and now Scott Baio joins that list. A rep for Baio said today: “He is alive and well. Couldn’t be more merry.”

Maybe that will be his next reality show – “Scott Baio – 45 and Not Dead”

Billboard has declared Adele the No. 1 artist of 2011. Rihanna was No. 2, followed by … Katy Perry, Lady Gaga and Lil Wayne. The list takes into account album sales, charting singles, radio airplay and other factors. Rounding out the list was Bruno Mars at No. 6, Nicki Minaj at No. 7, Taylor Swift at No. 8, Justin Bieber at No. 9 and Chris Brown at No. 10.
        Adele’s album “21” was the bestselling of the year with 4.8 million sold. Following “21” on the list: Swift’s “Speak Now,” Lady Gaga’s “Born This Way,” Jason Aldean’s “My Kinda Party” and Susan Boyle’s “The Gift.”
    Adele also had the most popular song with “Rolling in the Deep.” LMFAO’s “Party Rock Anthem” was No. 2, Perry’s “Firework” was No. 3, her “E.T.” with Kanye West was No. 4 and Pitbull’s “Give Me Everything” was No. 5.
    Adele was the top female artist. Lil Wayne was the top male.

You’ve got to hand it to Victoria Secret for creating an event that couples can agree to watch together without getting in a fight.

Women watch it to see all the latest in lingerie and the incredible musical performances. Guys…well, we watch it for absolutely gorgeous Angels strutting their stuff down the runway.

It’s a win/win for both sexes, and lets celebrate that by reliving the nights great musical performances!

Maroon 5 front man Adam Levine had two reasons for being there this year, as his band was scheduled as a musical guest, and his supermodel girlfriend, Anne Vyalitsyna, was walking in the show herself.

Check out their chemistry on display during Maroon 5′s performance of ‘Moves Like Jagger.’

Kanye West was scheduled to perform ‘Stronger’ back at the 2007 VS Fashion Show, but had to pull out after the unfortunate passing of his mother. Last night, he pulled double duty, as he got another chance to perform ‘Stronger’ at this years show, and he also took to the runway with his Watch The Throne partner, Jay-Z, to perform ‘Paris.’

Last but not least, Nicki Minaj set the runway on fire with a performance of ‘Super Bass.’ The Angels took a cue from Nicki’s outfit, as they strutted their stuff in multi-colour Pink by Victoria Secret ensembles.

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At the two-hour- and 20-minute-long show, two of hip-hop’s biggest stars made a convincing case for their self-appointed ‘royalty’ status.

 ”Tonight, we’re living our dream in front of y’all, Toronto,” Jay-Z said in introducing the duo’s rags-to-riches collaboration “Made in America.” 

“How far are you living that dream right now? We feel you.“ 

Kicking off the show with “H.A.M.,” Jay-Z and West stood at opposite ends of the arena floor on raised square platforms. The closely bunched crowd — mostly composed of 20- and 30-somethings — roared its approval as the satellite stages slowly raised, video images of barking dogs splashed across their sides. 

Their collaborative album “Watch the Throne” — which opened at No. 1 on the charts in the U.S. and Canada and has since been certified platinum — is about money, power and excess, and yet these two rap titans presented the record in a fashion that could almost be described as minimalist. 

“Otis” was accompanied by bursting flames, while the stage was appropriately aglow during “All of the Lights” (West paused the song twice to make sure that was the case). And for whatever reason, the nature videos were a theme of the evening, with sharks, tigers and wolves also making cameos. 

Yet most of the evening’s tunes were delivered with a more stark esthetic. For West’s conflicted anthem “Can’t Buy Me Nothing,” he appeared as a silhouette against a backdrop of smoke and lasers. And for a short stretch that included Jay’s biggest early breakout hit — the “Annie”-aping “Hard Knock Life” — the rappers sat down next to one another onstage with the house lights dim, fostering an intimacy rare for shows held in hockey arenas. 

Even their clothing was fairly restrained, with both artists clad all in black (a Yankees cap fixed to Jay-Z’s head, of course), though West wore a garment that, to the untrained eye, looked like a black leather skirt dangling over his slim black pants. 

As might be expected from two stars who seem to crank out hits as easily as a prime Pete Rose — West and Jay-Z combined have authored 16 chart-topping studio albums — there was no shortage of audience-rousing anthems to call upon, and the show seemed oriented for maximum crowd-pleasing effect. 

“Izzo” flowed into “Empire State of Mind,” followed by “Runaway,” “Heartless” and “Stronger,” while the one-two punch of “Gold Digger” and “99 Problems” was one of the show’s highlights, with West rapping the role of the crusty cop in the latter. The rappers appeared together plenty, but each also ceded the spotlight to the other for a spell. The energy level never dipped as the two MCs ran through more than three dozen of their best-known tunes. 

“Watch The Throne” presented easy opportunities to contrast the unique appeal of these two genre giants, and so did Wednesday’s show. Jay-Z is the street-savvy, impossible-to-ruffle hustler, so smoothly precise with his verbiage that he can spin intricate lyrical yarns with a yawn. West, meanwhile, is petulant, flawed, confessional and altogether fascinating, an unrivalled, unravelled hip-hop architect with the audacity to craft some of the most ambitious music in modern pop. 

And they seem to bring out the best in each other. 

West, easily the more playful of the two songwriters, delivered his solo songs with passion and intensity, but smiled much more easily when sharing the stage with his partner. Jay-Z, meanwhile, had a masterful command over the crowd, issuing instructions with the warm but firm tone of a dog trainer. 

“Toronto, we appreciate all your hospitality,” he said at one point.

For West, it was his unimpeachable catalogue of innovative hits that would bring the crowd enthusiastically to its feet again and again. His skyscraper of a single “Runaway” provided one of the evening’s most memorable moments, with West delivering the self-immolating screed from a gigantic red cube in the middle of the crowd. After following with an equally rousing version of his moody chiller “Heartless,” West broke into a genuinely giddy smile before struggling to adopt a sterner look for “Stronger.” 

Jay-Z’s performance was, unsurprisingly, less dramatic. But he maintained a firm grip over the audience, at one point effortlessly leading a singalong while performing his ’98 single with the sanitized title “Jigga What, Jigga Who,” while directing each side of the crowd to take turns shouting in excitement. 

“I like this side way better,” he said, pointing to his left. 

Fortunately — with two of the most dazzling stars hip-hop has ever produced sharing the stage so amicably — the audience didn’t need to make any similar judgments.

(From the Canadian Press)