Rapper slash businessman 50 Cent and actress Zoe Saldana were among the celebrities who attended the launch party for the brand new Motorola Droid Razr cellphone in New York City at SIR Stage 37 this past Tuesday night (Oct 18).

Football players Justin Tuck (of the NY Giants) and Darrelle Revis (of the NY Jets), as well as rappers Tony Yayo and Maino were also spotted at the event, which also featured a performance from 50 Cent.

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NEW YORK // MONDAY, JUNE 30TH 2008 » G-Unit stopped by MTV’s TRL yesterday to promote their album, T.O.S. (Terminate On Site) which is in stores now today on iTunes. Not sure if G-Unit will reconcile their differences with Young Buck but I know they now out casted him on the album as well as a featured artist (lol). Yung Berg also dropped by to spot his own album, Look What You Made Me, coming out August 12th.

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Whoa! Peep the NSFW video above to check out an explosive diss by my new favorite rapper, The Game! Anybody who is against 50 Cent and Gay-Unit is cool in my book. Period.

This is basically a response to what went down with Young Buck and G-Unit, and the recorded phone conversations and what-not. Put on some headphones if you’re at the office. You’ve been warned!

I can’t wait to see what unfolds next…

In a video posted exclusively on World Star Hip Hop, you can hear former G-Unit member Young Buck bawling over the phone in a conversation with 50 Cent. Shitty Cent straight played Buck’s ass by leaking this to the internet. That’s so dirty, lol!

Basically, Buck is begging 50 for forgiveness and asking to be a part of the team once again, because apparently the distressed rapper is broke and owes some money to some people. Bad move, homie … bad move. Ever heard of the saying, “Never let ‘em see you sweat?” Not only did you let them see you sweat, you let them hear you cry! 50 Cent and Tony Yayo are laughing their ass off as we speak. Lloyd Banks probably isn’t saying shit right now because deep down … he knows he’s next.

TANK ARRESTED, AND TASERED, IN NEW ORLEANS » R&B singer Tank (real name: Durrell Babbs) was arrested after being subdued by a Taser when he tried to walk through a crime scene in the hours after a basketball game, New Orleans police said. The “Please Don’t Go” singer was arrested around 2 A.M. Monday morning (Feb. 18th) in an area of the French Quarter where gunfire had been reported about an hour earlier, Sgt. Joe Narcisse said. Three people received non-life threatening injuries in that incident and no arrests have been made.

Tank, and a lady friend, were leaving a club, and walking to meet their driver when they encountered the police roadblock. According to an inside source, the police were very rude to the two of them in telling them that they couldn’t walk through the area. Like a gentleman, Tank spoke up for himself and his lady friend, telling the cops they didn’t have to speak to them in the way they did. The two proceeded to walk AWAY from the scene, then out of nowhere 3 cops tackled Tank and began using tasers on him. Tank was booked with public intoxication, interfering with an investigation and disturbing the peace by threats, Sgt. Narcisse said. He was later released on bail.

First Trey Songz, and now Tank? The po-po must have a vendetta against male R&B singers! Joe, Tyrese, and Ginuwine better watch out. Usher doesn’t have anything to worry about, as long as he keeps his bodyguard wife with him at all times!

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CHARGES DROPPED, BUT TONY YAYO STILL GETS COMMUNITY SERVICE » Criminal charges against rapper Tony Yayo were dismissed last Thursday (Feb. 14th), although the rapper pled guilty to a violation, regarding an incident last March involving the 14-year-old son of a rival music executive. In March of last year, Yayo (real name: Marvin Bernard), was accused of slapping the son of music executive Jimmy “Henchmen” Rosemond, who manages a number of top rappers, including G-Unit rival The Game. Yayo and several associates were accused of surrounding the boy and backhanding him across the face for wearing a Czar Entertainment T-shirt during an altercation on W. 25th street in New York. According to reports, that very street houses offices for both G-Unit’s management Violator and Rosemond’s Czar Entertainment and has been the scene of several other violent incidents in the past.

According to Yayo’s attorney Scott Leemon, the G-Unit member agreed to a plea that would allow him to avoid a trial and labeled the violation a “glorified traffic ticket” that will not effect the rapper’s criminal record at all. Yayo will serve 60 days community service, while Scott Fletcher, one of the associates, was sentenced to nine months in prison for his role in striking the boy. Fletcher admitted to striking the teenager the on the night of his arrest in March of 2007, and admitted to the assault again in August of 2007, while being interviewed on unrelated criminal charges. Fletcher claimed that it was he who had assaulted the child and that Yayo restrained him.

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SUIT AGAINST “AMERICAN GANGSTER” DISMISSED BY JUDGE » The $55 million lawsuit filed against NBC Universal by former federal agents who claim the film American Gangster inaccurately portrayed them as criminals has been dismissed. According to New York’s Daily News reports, Manhattan Federal Judge Colleen McMahon threw out the case last Thursday (Feb. 14th), noting that the New York City Drug Enforcement Agency doesn’t even exist.

“It would behoove a major corporation like Universal (which is owned by a major news organization, NBC) not to put inaccurate statements at the end of popular films,” McMahon wrote. “However, nothing in this particular untrue statement is actionable.”

The lawsuit sought part of the film’s $130 million box-office gross as damages, along with a statement from NBC telling the truth about the DEA’s role in the Lucas case. Despite being told they don’t have a case, the three agents may continue to pursue the matter. “We will appeal,” the agents’ attorney, Dominic Amorosa told the Daily News. “The judge was mistaken.” Amorosa also represents retired DEA agent Gregory Korniloff, who sent a cease and desist letter to NBC Universal in November and also demanded a retraction of statements made in the film.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 2007

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LEBRON JAMES AT BUBBALICIOUS BUBBLE GUM BLOWING COMPETITION » I’m sure you’ve seen Lebron James in those “Bubbalicious” bubble gum commercials. Well, yesterday, the famous bubble gum company had a bubble gum blowing competition at Dave & Buster’s in New York. Above he can be seen pictured with all of the contestants. LBJ loves the kids!

SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 2007

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“GET YOUR MONEY RIGHT” INTERNATIONAL TOUR » The Congressional Black Caucus Foundation welcomed the Hip-Hop Summit Action Network’s “Get Your Money Right” International Tour this weekend at the Washington Convention center in D.C. Folks like Letoya Lucket, Bun B, and Russell Simmons (photographed with Dr. Benjamin Chavis) showed their support. Judging by the title, this convention is an attempt to help people manage their money properly.

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 2007

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50 CENT DROPS BY SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO » Shitty cent and his goons, Tony Yayo and Lloyd Banks, collectively known as “G-Unit” (minus Young Buck) hit up Sirius Satellite Radio this past Friday. The photo above captures them performing something. What? I dunno. Do I care? Nope! =)

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JENNIFER LOPEZ & MARC ANTHONY IN CONCERT » J.Lo and her hubby Marc Anthony kicked off their “En Concierto” tour last Friday in New Jersey at the Trump Taj Mahal Casino Resort.

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RANDY JACKSON GUEST DJS AT CLUB CAMEO IN MIAMI » DJ Irie let Randy Jackson take a turn DJing at Cameo Nighclub in Miami. Randy’s “bud” SIMON cowell was there too.