Today (May 8) the celebrities got philosophical, talked temperature, prepped for dental work, figured out Twitter, visited old stomping grounds and acted as human calandars.
LL Cool J is generally flawless and Brad Paisley is pretty precious.
But when you put them together to sing and rap about racism, it gets a little weird.
Birthday: January 14, 1968
Age: 45
No. 1 Song in 1968: 'Hey Jude' by the Beatles
Other Notable Stars Born in 1968: Will Smith, Hugh Jackman and Daniel Craig
We got a little jolt of excitement for LL Cool J’s new album ‘Authentic’ when he hosted the Grammys back in February. This will be LL's first new release since 2008’s ‘Exit 13,’ and we kinda feel like it’s about time.
We're also getting little Twitter teasers that indicate that none other than Eddie Van Halen may show up on the album, too.
Host LL Cool J closed out the 2013 Grammys with a trip down nostalgia lane with his new song 'Whaddup,' reminding us that LL isn't just an actor and a guy who overuses the word "hashtag" -- he's still a pretty badass rapper.
We have already pushed this performance into the part of our brain where his ditty about genetically mutated sharks reside.
Cool was joined onstage by Public Enemy's Chuck D, DJ Z-Trip, Tom Morello of Rage Against the Machine fame on guitar and Blink-182 member Travis Barker on drums.
