From the Staples Center to the Amway Center, it’s niggas in Orlando. And kicking off the NBA All-Star Saturday Night festivities, The Throne’s latest video

During his sold-out show last night, Santos surprised The Garden with Usher and Diddy. Up top, Puff rocks the arena with a few of his own hits including

Just what the doctor prescribed. Spitta Andretti and SP The Ghost are pairing up for a joint project on February 28th and here’s the official artwork. This one should be good.

[vodpod id=Video.16143132&w=540&h=350&fv=allowFullScreen%3Dtrue%26bgcolor%3D%23000000%26] Jim Jones was arrested last night after a huge brawl broke out during a casino party at the MGM Grand in Foxwoods, CT. Sources tell TMZ, an unidentified man initiated the assault and entourages from both sides jumped in after Jones retaliated in self defense. It took five cops and mace to subdue the rapper before he was taken into custody, and he’s since been released. Brawling! Source: Best Bitcoin Casinos and Other News

For his new video, we follow XV during his Midwest State Of Mind tour for his version of Drake’s “The Motto”. So fuego, no Drake though.

This slipped under the Radar the other day. But for his latest recording, Kid Ink keeps his blunts laced and double dips in Kirko Bangz’ hit “Drink In My Cup“.

Last night, Erick and Parrish were back in business at NYC’s Best Buy Theater for the Hit Squad reunion show. K-Solo, Keith Murray, Das EFX, Redman and special guest Method Man all did their thing. Tone Riggz provides a few clips of the show.

As the NBA All-Star festivities go on in Orlando, Meek and Beans helped the new club The Beacham open its doors last night along with Red Cafe and more than enough Peach Ciroc. Oh it’s party time! ean UPDATE: Dre Films footage included.

Over producer Hit-Boy’s intoxicating tune and Fab and Kiss tagging along, Teyana arrives with her latest song. This passes our sobriety test. The Misunderstanding of Teyana Taylor

[vodpod id=Video.16139601&w=540&h=350&fv=autoPlay%3Dfalse%26amp%3BscreensLayer.startScreenOverId%3DstartScreen%26amp%3BscreensLayer.startScreenId%3DstartScreen] Still on his quest to fill a billion meals in Africa, Curtis brought his Street King initiative to Somalia and ABC’s Nightline was there to document his travels. We like it.