Young Jeezy Artist Tone Trump Gets Beat Up By @LouieVGutta (Meek Mill Artist)

Billionaire Offers Boxer Floyd Mayweather and Rapper 50 Cent $5 Million To Fight In The Ring

While it still remains to be seen if rapper 50 Cent and Floyd Mayweather Jr. are friends or not, a group of investors that includes a billionaire, are offering the pair $5 million to settle their differences.
Billionaire Alki David and partner Damon Feldman of Celebrity Boxing offerings the pair $5 million for a three-round celebrity boxing match. read more allhiphop.com
In the season opener Alabama vs Michigan placed 3 million dollar bet against Alabama Crimson Tide. So whats 5 million to money Mayweather?
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50 cent disses bestfriend?

Hip-Hop Rumors: Is 50 Cent Talking Badly About Floyd Mayweather Again?
Posted by Sydney Lace

With friends like 50 Cent, who needs enemies? The rapper, who has previously claimed that boxer Floyd Mayweather was his best friend, was caught tweeting that his “best friend” was “not very bright.” 50 didn’t drop any names, but it’s common knowledge that he and Floyd have had a very recent falling out.

Maya Angelou vs Common

This is a beef that no one was expecting but I am sure it won’t end up with someone getting hurt, physically anyway. This beef started because Common and Maya Angelou did a song together but when Ms. Angelou heard the end result of the song, she was very offended and caught off guard. She said she was always a big fan of Common and his work because she had never heard him using scurrilous language. By him using the N word, it gave her a new thought about Common and any of his other music that he’ll be putting out.

The song that Maya Angelou is upset about is called “The Dreamer” video below:

by: Vickie Vallencourt

WAR Declared on Terrence J!!!

Webbie Says he is going to Slap the F@#k out of Terrence J!!!

Diddy Says Sorry and Saves Kids

by Dreux Dougall

It's been a good month for the Boys and Girls Club.

Grammy-winning mogul Diddy has made a significant contribution to the Boys and Girls Club, that may have saved the organization in Harlem.

According to a press release, "The Boys & Girls Club of Harlem, an organization dedicated to youth development by providing access and opportunities for young people in their community regardless of economic, social and family circumstances, today announced a remarkable contribution from business magnate Sean Combs, founder of the entertainment conglomerate Bad Boy Entertainment Worldwide."

Read more: http://www.essence.com/2011/10/12/diddy-saves-boys-and-girls-club-of-harlem/#ixzz1abb369IA