Andre 3000

After Jimi Hendrix estate denied reports that a biopic about the late guitarist is in production, it seems that a movie is in the works ... just not with the estate's involvement.

The Jimi Hendrix estate has shot down reports that a new movie about the late guitarist is in preproduction. The rumored biopic, 'All Is by My Side,' stars Andre 3000 as Hendrix and is being directed by 'Three Kings' writer John Ridley.

Here's something we can't wait to see! Andre 3000 will portray Jimi Hendrix in a biopic slated to begin shooting next month.

Rapper Andre 3000 recently talked with Fader magazine and clarified his earlier statements about the future of OutKast. In a conversation with GQ, Andre revealed that there were "no plans for another OutKast album." This spark a flurry of rumors that the stankalicious duo has officially disbanded. Not so, says Three Stacks.

Sorry, Outkast fans. Andre 3000 has poo-pooed any talk of a reunion with Big Boi anytime soon.

Everyone get your air guitars ready and check out B.o.B's bumping new track 'Play the Guitar,' which features a rare appearance from OutKast member Andre 3000. This fantastic single will appear on the Atlanta rapper's second LP 'Strange Clouds,' which is scheduled to hit stores in March.

Remixing pop tunes by adding some hip-hop flavor -- and a big-name MC or two -- is nothing new. But when it came time to remix 'Sleazy,' the latest single from her 'Cannibal' EP, Kesha wanted to do something bigger and better. She succeeded, lining up Andre 3000 for the song's original (or "1.0") remix, and then adding Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa and T.I. for the next remix -- which is being

Kesha's 'Sleazy' gets even sleazier, courtesy of a dope 'n' raunchy remix where four rappers drop by and offer up their own unique verses. The sole constant is the fat beat and a few lyrics from the original, where Kesha espouses the virtues of being street and ghetto as opposed to being fake and driving fancy cars.

Atlanta rapper Young Jeezy grabs two of the most well-regarded lyricists for his soul-drenched rap song, 'I Do.' OutKast member André 3000 (where has he been hiding?) and Jay-Z complete the rap trifecta as they metaphorically rhyme about their first love, cocaine.

B.o.B has been getting compared to OutKast member Andre 3000 even since he broke onto the scene. B.o.B admitted that Andre 3000 has been a huge influence on his musical endeavors, and now the 'Airplanes' rapper is seizing the opportunity to collaborate with the 'Hey Ya' hitmaker for his forthcoming LP.