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It’s about time I showed you guys how to do this, since you’re probably wondering what the hell that big blue icon to your right does.

You can add 3GN to your iGoogle Homepage along with many other cool widgets that come with iGoogle. For instance, I use it to check the weather, my other sites, my RSS feeds, my appointments and of course, for searching.

It’s everything I could want in a homepage, and it has 3GN on it now too!

Check it out below.

To find out how to do this, visit the forums in here now. Respond to the thread or on here if you have any queries. I’m pretty keen to see your iGoogle homepages too, so stick them up in here as well!

It’s been a while since we’ve a new album from Dj Farm (one of the original founders of 3GN), but we finally get to hear his newest release ‘You Got The Love’. Personally, I enjoy all of Farm’s albums. His albums get you into the vibe and are perfect to cruise to. If you’re a fan of Dj Farm and his albums, add this to your collection. You will not be disappointed. To get a hold of the release visit his website and discuss the album in our forums.

About one and a half weeks ago, Chicago-bred Common released his latest video for the single, I Want You, off of his latest album, Finding Forever. The video, directed by newcomer Kerry Washington (I Think I Love My Wife, Fantastic Four: RotSS), has many of the top artists right now, such as Kanye West and Alicia Keys, and even pro tennis player, Serena Williams. Kerry Washington even stars in her directorial debut and makes a pretty solid effort.

After releasing 3 singles off of Finding Forever (The Game, The People, Drivin’ Me Wild), it’s obvious Common shines through with I Want You. The whole R&B, smooth vibe is there in full effect. It is definitely more mature and classy than any of his other videos. I’ll leave my overview at that.

You have to check it out and decide for yourself.

After 10 years since their last concert in 1997, X-Japan has reunited to record a new song and perform it on October 22, 2007. The new song is titled I.V. and pronounced Ivy. The song also stands for the roman numeral IV which makes it fitting seeing how the song is featured on the credits of the ending of Saw IV. The song brings back the old school heavy/speed metal feel of X-Japan with some elements of Tears, a ballad from X-Japan that was also featured on the Korean movie soundtrack, Windstruck. There is no set date for the release of the full song yet but if you would like to listen to the new song, I’ll leave you with a 30 second clip.

Here are the only released parts of the full lyrics, “I’m calling you, dear/ Can’t you see me standing right here/ Life is bleeding from fear/ I’ll give it straight from my vein.”