Jadakiss and Busta Rhymes performed live on stage at the Jadakiss concert Wednesday night at the Highline Ballroom in NYC. Swizz Beatz and Ryan Leslie also hopped up on the stage to support Jada’s show, which was sponsored by popular New York radio station Hot 97. Continue reading for a gallery of photos from the show!

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Busta Rhymes said he wants to be the next Will Smith. No, not the rapping Will Smith … the acting Will Smith. Busta said he’d definitely pursue a full-time acting career on television if given the chance. He “got to know about what that syndication money look like!”

The Touch It hitmaker, real name Trevor Smith, is an avid follower of actor Hugh Laurie’s medical drama House and the hit crime series CSI. The hip-hop star has tried his hand at acting with small roles in films like Shaft in 2000 and 2002’s Halloween: Resurrection, and admits following in Will Smith’s footsteps and landing a role in a TV series would be a dream come true.

He says, “Yes I would (pursue a full-time TV career). I’m a big fan of House. I’m a big CSI: Miami fanatic. And they pay good. The Will Smith money is still crazy, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air and all that. I got to know about what that syndication money look (sic) like.”

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Peep Busta’s latest music video, “Hustler’s Anthem ‘09” featuring T-Pain, here!

Busta Rhymes took us back to the 90’s in his brand new video, “Hustler’s Anthem ‘09” (dir: Hype Williams) featuring T-Pain. This is the debut track from Busta’s upcoming album, Back on My B.S. – in stores and online May 19th. Peep the video when you continue reading.

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Sylvia Rhone, President of Motown Records, celebrated her birthday last night at Norwood in New York. Nick Cannon, Busta Rhymes and more surprised the record exec with a bash in her honor. Continue reading for all of the pics.

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Chicago entrepreneur Billy Dec and Grey Goose Vodka hosted “A Chicago Thing,” a launch party for Dec’s new blog Thursday night in Chicago at The Underground. Nick Cannon played DJ at the Shindig and rapper Busta Rhymes appeared and performed.

According to his MySpace, Billy Dec is the CEO & Founder of Rockit Ranch Productions, Chicago’s Premiere Entertainment Development company, which is basically a company that develops and manages “entertainment venues” like clubs and bars. Continue reading for more pics and some video footage from the party, straight from Billy Dec’s YouTube channel.
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Busta Rhymes‘ “Arab Money” must have done pretty well since they decided to make a remix video for it. The remix video features vocal and visual appearances from Ron Browz, of course, Diddy, Swizz Beatz and Akon. And you know a hip-hop remix is not a hip-hop remix unless Lil’ Wayne “blesses” the track with his talent. Peep the new video above!

Singer Dawn Richard and rapper Busta Rhymes attended a party celebrating KING Magazine’s 50th issue, which features a cover story featuring Christina Milian and an inside story about Dawn Richard, a former member of Danity Kane (the group disbanded in January 2009). Datwon Thomas, founder and editorial director of KING, can be seen posing next to Christina’s cover in the image above. Continue reading for the rest of the photos and to see who else hit up the event!

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K-Mart and Protege hosted the Basketball Block Party at the Phoenix Children’s Museum in Phoenix, AZ to celebrate NBA All-Star Weekend 2009. Who were the celebrity attendees, you ask? Well, Lil’ Mama performed (and spoke), Chamillionaire spoke, and to see who else hit up the event, you’ll just have to click that nice little link below that reads “Continue Reading.” C’mon, you know you want to!

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Ciroc Vodka and retired NBA player Kenny Smith hosted an “All Star Jam” party to celebrate NBA All-Star Weekend 2009 in Phoenix, Arizona. The celebrity guest list included Shaquille O’Neal, Busta Rhymes, Brutha, Common and more. Continue reading for the rest of the pics and keep checking back for more pics from NBA All-Star Weekend 2009!

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The highly anticipated biopic of Christopher “Notorious B.I.G.” Wallace hits theaters next Friday, January 16th 2008, and all of the celebrities came in droves to check out the premiere of Notorious at AMC Lincoln Square in New York City Wednesday night. Some of the celebs on the red carpet were Beyonce, Jay-Z, Mary J. Blige, Ciara, Angela Bassett, Derek Luke and Jamal “Gravy” Woolard. Continue reading for the rest of the flix and to see who else hit up the big premiere!

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