Praise the Lord, she got it right this time. After butchering the anthem last week, Keri redeemed herself last night as she sung the National Anthem again at the Red Sox and Yankees season opener game.

Don’t be a mad hater. Get it? Mad. Hat—ah? Forget it. Yesterday, Skateboard P’s friends threw him a surprise birthday party with an Alice In Wonderland-themed cake. The producer turns 37 today. Check out more pictures of his cake after the jump. BBC

For DJ Suss One’s Feature Presentation comes new material from Maino. Track produced by J. Buttah.

During Common’s performance at the UCI in Irvine, CA last Thursday, Lupe made a unexpected surprise appearance and introduced the rapper. Com also reveals when he will drop his next album. Unbelievable. Lup.E.N.D

Rap-Up caught up with Swizzy at the Pepsi Refresh Project where the one man band man talks about producing for Busta, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Eve, and Jay-Z. He then speaks on the sound for his new album. HHNM

Earlier this afternoon, Dr. Dre stepped into the batting cage at Fenway Park before the Boston Red Sox’s season opener. The Doc and Jimmy Iovine were promoting Beats By Dre headphones and the Interscope boss hog reveals the title of the rumored track by Dre and Hov. No April Fool’s here. Heads up: NR via YAF Previously: Dr. Dre & Jay-Z In The Lab

Last night at the Paid Dues concert, Cube premiered his first single, “I Rep That West” off his new album, I Am The West. Nice track. Yay, yeah! Down below, he addresses anyone who wants to diss the O.G. before segueing into the classic,”Check Yo Self”. 57th Ave Related: Mack 10 Explains Fall Out With Ice Cube

Before taking the stage at Duke University, Pharrell goes in-depth on N.E.R.D’s new album and at the 3:30 mark, reveals that the album which was initially titled, Instant Gratification, is now called Nothing. HHNM Yesterday: N.E.R.D To Debut New Single Soon

More gangsta than your average, Indiana’s finest kicks a few bars for Vlad TV and was even nice enough to shout Jae Millz at the end. Oh my.

[vodpod id=Video.3364783&w=425&h=350&fv=] This slipped under our radar. Last week, VH1’s new series, Famous Crime Scene aired their Notorious B.I.G. episode where they reenact the night Biggie was gunned down in L.A. 13 years later, the murder is still unsolved. If you missed Tupac’s episode, catch up here. WSHH Sidebar: