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Posted by Courtney Hollands June 4, 2009 02:19 PM

What's the matter, little legume? Can't wait for the Black Eyed Peas' new album "The E-N-D" to drop on Tuesday? Dying to hear the follow-up to the disc's gym-shaking single "Boom Boom Pow?" Well, then: Get thee and thy humps to Felt Saturday night.

The club is hosting the only "The E-N-D" listening party in Boston. (There are also official listening fetes in Miami, New York City, Las Vegas, L.A., and Chicago.) Preview the album. Sip a Boom Boom Pow cocktail; that's passion fruit vodka, lime, and simple syrup, folks. And get there early — the first 20 fans through the door get a BEP t-shirt.

The party starts at 10 p.m. It's free, but you have to RSVP.

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Fergie Ferg and the gang better be thanking their lucky stars that this isn't the Stylephile blog. Because, if it was, I'd say:

- Taboo: Michael Jackson called. He wants his jacket and Bubbles the chimp back.
- Ferg: You're one sexy mummy.
- apl.de.ap: Did Dr. Seuss style your hair?
- will.i.am: I'm actually digging the military cap and slightly feminine jacket. BUT why the kangaroo pocket? Sort of an awkward place for your hand...

Boom. Roasted.

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