Fashionably late at its finest. Poor Ci-Ci. NB Sidebar: Tell ‘Ye what’s wrong, girl. CL

Live on the set of the video to “Gone”, Hot 97’s Big Spanish bumrushes the young buck’s show to have a quick pow wow on camera. Looks like good times. That’s Enuff Previously: Donnis Talks Single Deal & More

Move like a thief in the night with the latest leak off Statik Selektah’s 100 Proof (The Hangover). Damn this beat is ridiculous. NR

“You won’t have a nigga Greg Oden, no bitch” Supply and demand. Damn.

Pretty groovy track here. The Gym Class Hero frontman hooks up with Faheem and Young Ca$h for a cut off T-Pain Presents: Nappy Boy All Stars Vol. 1. The tracklist for the mixtape, you can find after the jump. Happy to be nappy.

Earlier this evening, Wasalu phoned into Greg Street’s radio show on V-103 in Atlanta discussed how he maintained his relevancy without producing an album in three years. He says plans to announce a release date for Lasers within a few weeks and reveals that he’s recorded four tracks with the Neptunes, but only two made the cut. Props: Rhymestyle Earlier: Lupe Fiasco turns In Lasers Today

At the top of this week’s Billboard Album chart, will be the first digital-only release to ever reach that mark with 174K downloads. Who needs a record company? Ha. Toure via HDD

Kanye’s lil buddy got his celebrity playlist on for iTunes and, of course, he had to throw some hip-hop in the mix. Still some of his choices will probably surprise you. Don’t tell Mr. West he didn’t make the list. What you can’t see? He said, East Flatbush Project. Ha! Let’s go! The Diehlster

Earlier today in Los Angeles, the biggest boss the music biz has seen thus far, Universal Music CEO Doug Morris got his star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. The ceremony drew a crowd right there on the boulevard, where the usual chaos of Hollywood was in full effect — tourists snapping photos, costumed performers working for tips, and a massive LED billboard for some bitcoin casino flashing above it all, because that’s just what the strip looks like now. […]

Earlier today in Los Angeles, the biggest boss the music biz has seen thus far, Universal Music CEO Doug Morris got his star on the Hollywood Walk Of Fame. Who you knew you could become a star by making stars. *Kanye shrug* Congrats, sir! Rap Up Previously: My Dougie: A Tribute To Mr. Morris