Alanis Morissette may be famous for her confessional, let-it-all-hang-out songwriting style. However, one thing she seemingly isn't letting hang out these days is her figure.

The singer donned an unusually conservative look on her beach vacation Sunday--sporting denim shorts over her swimsuit not only as a coverup on shore, but also in the ocean.

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Morissette, 38, was in Hawaii over the weekend with her husband of almost three years, Mario 'MC Souleye' Treadway, as well as their 2-year-old son Ever.

The couple were likely visiting the islands to celebrate Treadway's birthday, as Morissette tweeted a sweet birthday message on Friday along with a photo of the two kissing in front of a palm tree and lush ocean scenery.

Chris Kelly (Photo: Prince Williams)The tragic death of Kris Kross rapper Chris"Mac Daddy" Kelly of an apparent drug overdose last Wednesday just became even more heartbreaking. TMZ has obtained video reportedly shot in his Atlanta home on the morning of his death.

In the profanity-laced clip, a shaky camera captures the 34-year-old Kelly and some friends hanging in his home. He's interviewed briefly by a friend before he starts rapping along with a recording that was reportedly one of his final projects.

That cute kid from the "Jump" video is replaced by a grown man with a shaved head and a goatee, wearing a wife-beater white undershirt. An apparently inebriated Kelly attempts to rap along with the recording, spitting out rhymes like, "We don't stop, for nothing or nobody…look around you, it's full of dead bodies."

Kerry King of Slayer [photo: Chelsea Lauren/WireImage]By Jon Wiederhorn

There was no way the Fifth Annual Revolver Golden Gods Awards, which were held last night at Club Nokia in Los Angeles, weren't going to wind up being a tribute to Slayer guitarist Jeff Hanneman, who died the afternoon of the event. Many of the speakers and performers tipped their hat to the fallen metal hero, and Slayer guitarist Kerry King made a speech about his bandmate of over 30 years. But there was no way King or anyone else at the event was going to allow the show to become morose or maudlin.

"You may notice I got two shot cups up here," King said as he took the stage with Black Label Society frontman Zakk Wylde. "My friend Zakk doesn't drink anymore, so obviously this is for me and my fallen friend Jeff."