Matisyahu's (Truth, May/June 2006) new album No Place to Be comes out in stores on December 26th. The disc contains 7 new songs and includes a Live in Israel DVD that was shot in Tel Aviv in December, 2005. Matisyahu will also be performing "The First Annual Festival of Light" concert series at Hammerstein Ballroom in New York City this winter. He will be joined by his band, Roots Tonic, with a different opening act each night on Dec. 16, 17 & 19. For more info on his upcoming album and tour dates, go to www.matismusic.com.

Sacha Baron Cohen's (Misfit Issue, February/March 2005) uproarious new movie, Borat: Cultural Learnings of America for Make Benefit Glorious Nation of Kazakhstan took in $67.8 million in its first two weeks of release and was the No. 1 movie in the country over that time. Two of the people Cohen encountered in the movie–fraternity members who made insulting comments about women and minorities– are suing 20th Century Fox and three production companies. Their lawsuit claims that a production crew took them to a bar before participating in what they were told would be a documentary to be shown outside of the United States, and that they signed waivers after drinking heavily at the bar.

Smooth Feather Productions is producing a short film called Lusaka Sunrise that features Ethan Zohn's (Misfit Issue, February/March 2005) Grassroot Soccer program in action. The first cut of the video is now available to watch online at www.youtube.com. The video focuses on how Grassroot Soccer (www.grassrootsoccer.org) is working to educate African youth about AIDS.

Mila Kunis (Personal Satisfaction, November/December 2005) continues to be the voice of Meg Griffin on The Family Guy after wrapping up her 8th and last season of That 70's Show on Fox. Kunis supplied her voice as Lauren in the upcoming video game, Saints Row, which was released in stores last month.

Adam Gardner (Truth, May/June 2006) and his band Guster are currently on tour roaming through the Midwest and the West Coast through the end of December. Their new music video for "C'mon" was made on Segway scooters in South Boston and is available for viewing at www.youtube.com/guster. For Guster's latest tour and album info go to www.guster.com.

The LeeVees, Gardner's (Unity, May/June 2006) side-project band will be touring again soon. They started Nov 12th in L.A., and will be heading next to Bridgeport, Conn. on Dec 16th and Brooklyn, N.Y. on Dec 23rd. Check their website, www.theleevees.com for more dates to come.

Adam Marks is the Marketing Associate for JVibe's publisher, JFL Media. His hollywood crush is Natalie Portman and he pre-ordered Christina Aguilera's new album before it was even released.