Black Eyed Peas in the music video for the song “Just Can’t Get Enough” which was filmed in Japan one week before the earthquake and tsunami.

50 Cent has offered an apology for some insensitive remarks he made about the tragedy in Japan. 50 Cent was even called out by some of his twitter followers for not taking it seriously.

The rapper, actor, and businessman claims that he only posted the comments on twitter for shock value and whether we “hate it or love it,” 50 Cent claims “I’m cool anyways.”
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Celebrities are using their social pull to get help for the people affected by Friday’s massive Japan earthquake and tsunami. Katy Perry tweets early Sunday morning for everyone to remember to “pray for Japan” and asked her followers to text REDCROSS to 90999, as the American Red Cross organization has now joined the effort for Japan recovery.

The American Red Cross is working with celebrities and accepting donations of $10 or more which will go to Japan’s emergency relief effort.

Celebs are using twitter to offer personal tributes and prayers for the people who have been devastated by the tragedy.
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Lady Gaga is back again encouraging fans to help for a cause. For only $5, anyone can help the victims of Japan who were hit by the devastating earthquake, by pre-ordering Lady Gaga’s prayer bracelet which is expected to be shipped out around March 25th.
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Japan is still trembling from aftershocks as a result of the massive 8.9 earthquake that shook the country on Friday (March 11).

Just minutes after the quake rocked the island of Japan, the unleashing of a huge tsunami began wreaking havoc across the globe, as reported on www.HipHopRX.com.

The U.S. National Weather Service quickly issued tsunami warnings for about 50 countries and territories that may lie in the path of the killer wave. Seven foot waves slammed into the Hawaiian islands causing minimal damage to piers and marinas.
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Fifteen Friday and Saturday flights to and from the Narita and Haneda airports in Tokyo were canceled due to the horrific earthquake and tsunami in Japan.

LAX spokespersons say terminals affected by the cancellations had few stranded passengers because they were able to notify ticket holders well ahead of time for take-off.
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The Japan Earthquake heard worldwide, at least via the news, has reportedly left hundreds dead and was immediately followed by a Japan Tsunami. The Japan Earthquake is being recorded as a 8.9 earthquake making it the fifth largest earthquake since 1900 to hit the Pacific coast.
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