Retailer Aeropostale, Inc. is tehming up with Black Eyed Peas for charity.  The company will be selling limited edition T-shirts designed by the multi award winning artists the Black Eyed Peas. The shirts also comes with a free CD. They will be sold exclusively at Aeropostale stores during the first 2 weeks of April. Proceeds will go to the Black Eyed Peas peapod foundation for the children around the globe. The company guaranteed $100,000 to the organization.

Aside from the free CD, they have also given a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to see the Black Eyed Peas. They gave out free tickets to those who purchased t-shirts between 10:00 am to 1:00pm last Saturday, April 2, 2011. The tickets were for a special Black Eyed Peas concert prepared for this project.

Aeropostale is known for their charitable events. Their collaboration with the Black Eyed Peas have created a perfect partnership. The Peapod foundation was founded by Black Eyed Peas and Polo Molina of Grassroots Productions. They aim to promote self expression through music and art. Aside from that, they also provide answers to children’s concerns like providing shelter and responding to problems such as starvation, education and poverty.

Adam Lambert, singer and actor from California, made a recent comeback on “American Idol” last Thursday. He performed his acoustic version of the song “Aftermath” on the same stage that brought him to fame a couple of years ago.

Earlier this year, several Adam Lambert fans have started to question when his new version of the song “Aftermath” will be released. Rumors have leaked passed Lambert’s birthday party in late January. Since then, few details have been released about the former “American Idol” contestant’s song.

On Thursday, Lambert returned to “American Idol” to perform the acoustic rendition of “Aftermath.” According to Lambert, the message of the song is about being true and honest to one self and to others. He said, it is about overcoming a difficult decision or taking the steps no matter how scary that is.

With the release of his song “Aftermath,” Lambert also helps an organization dedicated to prevent suicide among youths. For every download sold, the song’s proceeds will go to The Trevor Project. This provides life-line to several kids and teens on LGBTQ.

During an interview held after Lambert’s performance on “Idol,” he also commented on the recent issues involving Lady Gaga and her actions on the LGBT policy. He believes everyone has the right to do what he or she wants. But, he still thinks Lady Gaga is fantastic and that she has been doing great.

Lambert’s latest single “Aftermath” remix can be purchased exclusively on his official website. The song has a much more “dance” feel than the first version recorded for Lambert’s “For Your Entertainment” debut.