Squint your eyes and peep the baddest band in the land’s piece in Rolling Stone. They discuss their late night gig on Jimmy Fallon Live and live show performance. How I Got Over coming soon. We hope. Def Jam

[vodpod id=Video.3425405&w=425&h=350&fv=] Last night, ESPN aired their 30 For 30 documentary series chronicling NBA star Allen Iverson’s trial from a 1993 incident that racially divided his home state of Virginia. Cross over to the other side for the second half. WSHH

Christopher hit up a Richmond census rally in his home state yesterday and admitted that he wasn’t familiar with it and had difficulty with filling out the form. “I was unaware of it in the beginning too, I was like, ‘I’m not too sure what the census is.’” Way to go mechanical dummy. TMZ

Seems like Marshall might’ve had a change of heart on the title of his upcoming album. Don’t act like we know. Ha.

Earlier this week, Drake and his entourage jetted to Jamaica to shoot the video for Thank Me Later‘s second single, “Find Your Love”. According to the Jamaica Star, the Anthony Mandler-directed video, began production Monday and spotted the rapper and crew on a beach with bikini-clad females and bonfires by nightfall. Mavado, who plays a major role in the visual, shot his part yesterday and the three day shoot wraps up today.

And the remixes keep coming in. Banks said there would be numerous ones and this time, the windy city’s Tongue Twista breezes through. This Is 50 Yesterday: Lloyd Banks “Unthinkable (Remix)”

Last night, Ms. Adu appeared on one of America’s most watched shows, Dancing With The Stars. Up top, the songstress performs her classic, “Sweetest Taboo”. Continue on and you’ll catch her latest single, “Babyfather”.

LeBron James has his eyes set on the upcoming #1 NBA draft pick, John Wall. And with any luck, he hopes Drake can convince the Kentucky player and other college b-ball players to join his LRMR Marketing company. Yahoo reports James will go back again and again for Kentucky’s stars. Rival agents gasped when close associate, William Wesley, walked into a Wildcat game with rapper Drake. As one said, “How the hell can I compete with that?” Woooha

Still in Harlem, Hip Hop Beef gives their P.O.V. from Joey and Young Jeezy’s upcoming video. And for what it’s worth, even Tahiry gets another 15 minutes of fame. Ha Ha! Earlier: Vol 1 l On The Set

Jermaine rides out on his own producer from this leftover off DJ Khaled’s latest album, Victory. Dope shit. What’s even doper is that we don’t have Khaled screaming all over this one. Ha. Team Supreme