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Andre 3000 Controls It All on “Class of 3000,” Few in America Not Famous, J. Lo’s in Trouble

10/6/06, 2:01 pm EST

Andre 3000 is really involved in Class of 3000, this new Cartoon Network show he’s put together. The man lends his voice to his own character, executive produces the show, writes dialogue and will select all the music and write an original song for each episode. So get ready for animated videos (with special guests) to appear online periodically, resulting in freakouts by bloggers like us.
This Onion piece — “Report: 32 Percent Of U.S. Citizens Still Not Famous” — is keeping us from getting any work done. And by work we mean writing about the sixty-eight percent of the public that could be construed as famous.
David Byrne pontificates about his already well-documented love for Sufjan Stevens, this time in a review-ish bit of prose on Sufjan’s recent show at Town Hall in NYC. He also hates record companies. [via Stereogum]
Marco Muniz and Jennifer Muniz (a.k.a., J. Lo and her hubby, Marc Anthony) are being sued by a private jet company for unpaid bills of more than $30,000. We don’t know what to say about this except that it’s retarded.