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Young Jeezy teams up with Jay-Z and Andre 3000 for a brand new track off of the Snowman's forthcoming Thug Motivation 103: Hustlerz Ambition disc dropping December 20th.

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It's been a minute since we've heard from the Funk Doctor, but he's back. Still chiefing on big blunts and working on a film production company with Method Man, Redman let Montreality know what else he's been up to lately.

Back in July Method Man announced that he and Red were working on the movie How High 2. While there is still a new Red and Meth movie coming, it's unlikely it will be titled How High 2.

"Red and Meth is opening their own production company," Redman said. "We wanna call it Blunt Brothers Cinema. We're working on the name for it. We're having a little bit of a problem solidifying the name, but we're trying to a a movie under our own company now. How High 2, the company Universal owns that name. They own the characters in the movie. So that means we can't take How High to another company and use them characters," he explained. "So what we're gonna do is work on shooting our own movie. It will be marijuana related, and we're gonna do it. We're gonna move to Cheech and Chong stages."

Redman went on to confirm that he is working on Muddy Waters 2, and that he and Meth are going to dropping a single in 2012 for their Blackout 3 project.

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T.I. stopped by the Chelsea Lately show yesterday to promote his new book, Power and Beauty.

In addition to the book the two discussed Tip's recent prison stint, his mentor growing up, his decision to help save a suicidal man's life, Diddy's recent confrontation with a club patron over Ciroc vodka.

Tip also teases Chelsea about her past relationship with 50 Cent.

"Your last name isn't Lately by the way Chelsea," he joked. "I thought your last name was Cent. I thought it was Chelsea Cent."

"No that's not true," Chelsea replied. "50's last name was Lately for a while, but then we changed it back."

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As we previously reported, Webbie fired major shots over the weekend aimed at 106 & Park host Terrence J, after being banned from BET. Webbie threatened to physically assault Terrence when he catches up to him.


Monday (October 25) the Louisiana rapper called into Chicago's Tony Sculfield and the Morning Riot Show to clarify his stance.


"It aint nothing against me and BET. I love BET, I've been watching BET all my life. I am BET... BET is black entertainment," Webbie said. "That was some personal stuff. You know Rocsi and Terrence, that's his old lady. Y'all go look at that Vibe magazine picture. That's what happened."


According to Webbie, he and Rocsi go way back


"I know her before I made 'Bad B*tch' and 'Gimme That P*ssy,' I knew her before I started making any raps. I don't know the other dude Terrence, that's on him," Webbie said. "I don't know her personally. I just know how people live where we live. The picture explains it all. I'm just saying Terrence get your h*e man, that's your h*e... get your h*e man. This aint got nothing to do with BET. This aint got nothing to do with the millions of kids that I say stay in school. I make sure I tell 'em stay in school. I tell these girls if you get pregnant early take care of that baby 'cause that's your fault. Don't get pregnant early, go be somebody. This on a busta that needs to get his h*e."


Webbie insists he wasn't banned by BET and that Terrence is solely responsible for him not being able to appear on the network.


"This is a personal issue, I love BET. This is a personal issue between this young man or whatever you wanna call him."


As far as the threats to put his hands on Terrence, Webbie says he might not, but there are other people that want to.


"He aint worth it, but I'll just tell him he better be cool 'cause everywhere I've been going I got the streets in my pocket," he said. "And they telling me 'we gonna beat him up' and I don't even be knowing these dudes. But every corner I hit they know so he better stay inside."

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Here's the uncut version of the insane Shady 2.0 cypher from the 2011 BET Hip Hop Awards.

Eminem, Yelawolf, Royce Da 5'9, Crooked I, Yelawolf, Joell Ortiz and Joe Budden... pick your poison.

Royce Da 5'9, Joe Budden, Crooked I and Joell Ortiz, collectively known as Slaughterhouse keep the momentum from ripping the BET cyphers going by dropping off some new music.

Their Shady Records debut album is coming in 2012.

L.A. Reid is about to make his first power moves as the head of Epic Records. A position he has held since July 2011.

According to the Hollywood Reporter, Reid is signing both Ciara and Outkast to the label.

Both acts are very familiar with Reid, who gave them their first recording contracts when he was CEO of LaFace Records.

The move would be especially good news for Ciara. The singer went public in February 2011 with her unhappiness at Jive Records -- even penning a letter asking for her release.

"It is true that I have asked and I pray that my label will release me," the statement read in part. "A release would allow me to go be creative with people who care and understand me as a artist. In a short time, I will be able to bring to you a new music energy and a visual excitement!"

Looks like Ciara's wish may have come true although no official announcement has been made yet.

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Megan Fox is being replaced as the spokesmodel for Emporio Armani Underwear and Jeans starting with their September 2011 ad campaign reports NYMag.

Fox, who replaced Victoria Beckham last year has been moved out of her spot in favor of Rihanna.

Riri has never been afraid to show a little skin so her fans should be more than pleased with this news.

Do you think Rihanna will make a better spokesmodel than Fox?

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Music and Hollywood's biggest and brightest stars all came out to the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles for the 2011 BET Awards Sunday (June 26) night. Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Nicki Minaj, Drake, Trey Songz, host Kevin Hart, Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith were all in attendance as BET celebrated the year in music.


The ceremony kicked off in royal fashion as the Queen of Hip-Hop Soul, Mary J. Blige, took the stage wearing an all-white jumpsuit performing "Mary Jane (All Night Long)" and "You Bring Me Joy" from her 1994 My Life album. MJB didn't stop there, bringing out Anita Baker so the two could sing Baker's 1986 classic "Caught Up in the Rapture."

Chris Brown came up big, winning the first award of the night, for Best Male R&B Artist, beating out the likes of Bruno Mars, Usher, Trey Songz and Cee Lo Green. The ever-controversial CB also took home an award for Best Collaboration for his Lil Wayne, Busta Rhymes-assisted track "Look at Me Now." It didn't end there for Brown. After a snafu that had Rihanna and Drake being announced as the winners of BET's Viewers' Choice Award, it was later learned that Breezy was the intended recipient, making that his third win of the night. Brown also lit up the stage performing a string of his own hits and then again alongside Big Sean, who rapped his #1 rap single "My Last."

Nicki Minaj was a shoo-in for Best Female Hip-Hop Artist, and as expected she beat out Diamond, Lola Monroe and Master P's daughter Cymphonique. Still, Minaj, who took the stage with her Young Money family, started her speech with, "Wow, I can't believe I won." The crowd laughed before she clarified her point and thanked Lil Wayne.

Alicia Keys shined as well, treating fans to a piano-laced set as she sang new single "Typewriter," "A Woman's Worth" with Bruno Mars and "Fallin'."

Throughout the night, a number of BET-related trending topics popped up on Twitter. #betawards, Wiz & Amber and Mary Mary made the rounds on the social networking site during the night as well as #kelly after Kelly Rowland performed her single "Motivation" with Trey Songz. The ex-Destiny's Child member received one of the loudest ovations of the night.

Duo Mary Mary won for Best Gospel Album, and Patti LaBelle received the Lifetime Achievement Award, which was presented by Gladys Knight. A potty-mouthed Cee Lo Green, Marsha Ambrosius and gospel's Shirley Caesar all honored the soul singer by performing a medley of her hits before LaBelle took the stage herself.

Cali Swag District came out with Doug E. Fresh and memorialized slain CSD member M-Bone, while fallen artists like Clarence Clemons, Nate Dogg, Gil Scott-Heron and Teena Marie were honored with tribute performances by Snoop Dogg, Warren G, Queen Latifah and others.

Beyoncé closed things out with a performance from the Glastonbury festival in the U.K. Wearing a gold glittered top, with her legs on full display, B started things off with "Best Thing I Never Had" and then turned it up for a lively version of "End of Time," both from her upcoming album, 4.

In the end, the 2011 BET Awards celebrated this year's best in hip-hop, R&B and gospel as well as honoring living legends. It was definitely a night to remember.

Full List Of Winners

Best Female R&B Artist
* Rihanna
Jennifer Hudson
Beyoncé
Marsha Ambrosius
Keri Hilson

Best Male R&B Artist
* Chris Brown
Cee-Lo Green
Bruno Mars
Trey Songz
Usher

Best Group
* Diddy Dirty Money
Cali Swag District
N.E.R.D.
New Boyz
Travis Porter

Best Female Hip Hop Artist
* Nicki Minaj
Diamond
Cymphonique
Lola Monroe

Best Male Hip Hop Artist
* Kanye West
B.o.B
Drake
Lil Wayne
Rick Ross

Best Collaboration
* Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne & Busta Rhymes, "Look At Me Now"
B.o.B ft. Haley Williams of Paramore, "Airplanes"
Kanye West ft. Rihanna, "All of the Lights"
Chris Brown ft. Tyga & Kevin McCall, "Deuces"
Waka Flocka Flame ft. Roscoe Dash & Wale, "No Hands"
Rihanna ft. Drake, "What's My Name"

Best New Artist
* Wiz Khalifa
J. Cole
Bruno Mars
Miguel
Willow Smith

Young Stars Award - TIE
* Jaden Smith
* Willow Smith
Shenell Edmonds
Keke Palmer
Diggy Simmons

Best Gospel
* Mary Mary
Byron Cage
Deitrick Haddon
Karen Clark Sheard
BeBe & CeCe Winans

Centric Award
* Marsha Ambrosius
Eric Benét
Cee-Lo Green
R. Kelly
Kem

Best International Act (Africa) - TIE
* 2Face Idibia (Nigeria)
* D' Banj (Nigeria)
D-Black (Ghana)
Fally Ipupa (DR Congo)
Angelique Kidjo (Benin)
Teargas (South Africa)

Best International Act (UK)
* Tinie Tempah
VV Brown
Chipmunk
Laura Izibor
Skepta
Tinchy Stryder


Sources: MTV and The Examiner

Post show news coverage.

Chris Brown "Medley"

Kelly Rowland "Motivation"

Beyonce "Best Thing I Never Had"

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Bad Bitch Ft. Gansta Marcus,Lil Reese & Free-Doe by FreeDoe

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Taylor Gang in the building!

Wiz Khalifa and company smoking like chimneys!

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Lil Cease and friends with new visuals

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A young 20-year old mother living a life similar to the one played by Mary Louise-Paker on the show Weeds, lost her life when she was double crossed by someone she trusted.

Krista Dittmeyer, of Portland, Maine was a waitress by day, and a reported weed supplier at night. When she vanished last month authorities immediately knew something was wrong because Dittmeyer's 14-month old daughter, Aliyah, was found alive inside her mom's still running car at a ski resort in New Hampshire. The hazard lights were on and the front door was open, but Dittmeyer was nowhere to be found.

Krista Dittmer and her 14-month old daughter Aliyah

After Dittmeyers's body was found 5 days later in a nearby pond, police were able to put together what happened.

On Saturday April 23 Dittmeyer went to meet Anthony Papile, 28, Trevor Ferguson, 23, and Michael Petelis, 28, for a drug deal at an apartment complex. Police say once there she was attacked by the three men who hit her in the head with a blunt object, bound and gagged her, then threw her body in a pond. They then split the money and drugs equally.

It was Petelis, who set up the deal. Police say he was a friend and had vowed to protect her while her boyfriend served an 18-month prison sentence. In the end all he did was betray her trust.

"If he can do this to his friend and woman he vowed to protect, what could he do to anyone else?" said prosecutor Jane Young as she argued for a $250,000 bond, "(He) was setting up her final demise."

Michael Petelis

Petelis's mom said she just couldn't imagine her son doing what he's accused of - even though he has a bad temper.

"I know my son is not a murderer, and I know he did not take drugs from her,” she told the Boston Herald. “I don’t see him trying to plan out wanting to take someone’s life, that’s wrong. I don’t picture him doing that at all.”

Papile has been charged with second degree murder, while Ferguson and Petelis were both charged with conspiracy to commit robbery. Papile was ordered to be held without bail, while Petelis and Ferguson were both held on $250,000 bail.

Trevor Ferguson

Anthony Papile

Dittmeyers daughter is now being taken care of by her family.