Legendary R&B songstress Betty Wright will release her project, Betty Wright: The Movie, which is co-produced/written by The Roots’ Questlove. Here’s her duet featuring Tunechi. Album premieres on November 15. my fellow Asian: mikey fresh

Better late than never. Meek Mill finally releases the remix to his summer anthem featuring the usual suspects. Where ya at Jigga? flex

Time to throw in the towel. After revealing a joint album in the works with Lil Wayne, Drake tells XXL that he and Weezy have decided to cancel the project due to comparisons to the Throne album. Least he has Rozay. Me and Wayne scrapped the idea of a collaboration album. We just agreed that it would be looked upon as…It would be sort of this competition [with Watch The Throne]. I feel like it would get caught in this whirlwind of hype. [Wayne] agreed. We […]

[vodpod id=Video.15643389&w=540&h=350&fv=%26rel%3D0%26border%3D0%26] While we wait for the final result of Bobby Ray’s visual with Mr. Carter, Rolling Out gives us some behind the scenes footage from the set in ATL.

Young Money’s original first lady returns with some new material featuring her co-workers Lil Wayne and Drake. Oh yeah, that’s Cool & Dre on the production. So far so good. Look out for her debut album soon. Flex

If ain’t broke, don’t fix it. And once again, Robin and Tunechi reunite for a new track. The song hits iTunes November 8 while the album, Love After War begins December 6. Cover and tracklist here. rap-up

We’ll just be glad when this video finally drops. Derick G shares some of photos of what his camera captured during the video shoot for Baby’s track with Tunechi and Nicki. Bigger Than Life in 20 days.

Must have been a full moon. Last night, Odd Future brought their tour to the Fillmore in Miami. Above, they interrupted their set by bringing out Lil Wayne, who had the Halloween spirit by dressing up as a wolf. Golf wang! info

Previewed earlier tonight on LA’s Power 106, OVO comes through with the CDQ of Take Care‘s catchy closer. We dare you not to dance to this one. Ha!#YMCMB Bonus: DJ Drizzy also let T.I.‘s “Headlines” freestyle go.

Gentlemen’s Quarterly has named Eminem and Lil Wayne “Gods Of Rock” for the print’s “The Survivor” November issue. The two share the cover with Keith Richards and 43 other artists are featured in the music package inside including Raekwon and Erykah Badu. Issue on newsstands October 25, but the online interviews will be available October 18. Photo shoot below. [vodpod id=Video.15568692&w=540&h=350&fv=]