Not exactly something to be proud about, but Fat Joe and his squad takes the silver medal (#1 in the urban category) of Billboard’s Top One-Hit Wonders Of The Decade. The list is made up of artists that have never surpassed their biggest hit. Now, do the Roc-away. 2. Terror Squad “Lean Back” 4. MIMS “This Is Why I’m Hot” 5. D4L “Laffy Taffy” 7. Gnarls Barkley “Crazy” 8. Blu Cantrell “Hit ‘Em Up Style” (Opps)” 11. J-Kwon “Tipsy” 12. Cassie “Me & U” 14. […]

And you should too. With his Snoop’s album in stores today, some of his celebrity pals encourage everyone to buy a copy. Tha Doggfather’s a name you can trust, plus, that’s the homie!

[vodpod id=Groupvideo.4139240&w=425&h=350&fv=] In case you didn’t get the memo, Usher’s new album got pushed back…way back until, March 1, 2010. So in the meantime, check out the LP’s trailer. It ain’t a movie dawg. The.LifeFiles

Last night, Pharrell and Game returned to the lab to continue working on the R.E.D. Album. Later that evening, Justin stopped by to lend a helping hand. Previously: DJ Premier On The R.E.D. Album?

50 Cent stopped by Jimmy’s show last night on NBC. He spoke on his new album and diverse portfolio. Afterward, Governor and The Roots assist on “Baby By Me” and “Do You Think About Me”.

Looks like Gotti is taking Twitter’s #musicmondays to a whole ‘nother level. You heard him, here’s the first.

After a nine year hiatus, Sade makes her return with the title track, “Soldier Of Love.” At ease, private. Sounds like Ms. Adu still got it. Props: YK2

“In the hotel rooms with Peruvians/ Cubans, Colombians, Dominicans, hooligans/ If I’m in the spot, then you know I got the ruger in/ S.P. the Ghost, you couldn’t walk in the shoes I’m in”. Pinero bums Snoop and AK’s instrumentals and gives us two freestyles for the price of one. Respect that man’s gangsta, gentleman. “I Wanna Rock” “Try Sleeping With A Broken Heart” Splash

Tremaine kept his word and allowed Mr. Raymond and Ms. Keri Baby to test out their inventions on his remix. Going in like a Tiger Woods put. Ha! After the jump, check out Trey’s latest visual, “One Love”. Props: YK2

Entertainment Weekly recently announced their Top 10 Albums of the Decade. And coming in at number one is Kanye West’s debut, The College Dropout. His big brother’s 2001 LP comes in at second with OutKast, Beyonce, and JT rounding out the top ten. Let the great debates begin. 1. The College Dropout, Kanye West (2004) 2. The Blueprint, Jay-Z (2001) 3. Kid A, Radiohead (2000) 4. Stankonia, OutKast (2000) 5. Love And Theft, Bob Dylan (2001) 6. Home, The Dixie […]