The Game on new 50 Cent album "Curtis"

The Game has agreed to record a track for 50 Cent's new album Curtis. Game's camp explained how the two superstars came together. Game contacted 50 Cents manager and asked if he could record a track. At first they refused, but in the last few weeks, they've changed their minds.

The Game is set to go into the studio this week and he says he's pretty excited about it. And that's not all. According to sources, Game may be on the verge of re-joining with G-Unit. An insider explained that Both 50 Cent and Game are businessmen. It would be great for both of them if Game were to return to The G-Unit.

No deal is signed yet, but they're talking about it - and both sides are interested in making it work. Outside of 50 Cent, The Game has been the most successful member of G-Unit. His debut album sold nearly 6 million copies. That's more than Tony Yayo's (700,000 copies), Young Buck's (2 million copies) and Lloyd Banks' (2.5 million copies) debut albums combined.

50 suing "shoot the rapper" ad company

50 Cent has launched a $1 million lawsuit against an advertising company which began airing a game called Shoot the Rapper, mostly seen on sites like myspace. Online advertising company Traffix Inc allegedly used an image of 50 Cent in a pop-up game and this unauthorized usage has irked 50.

50 Cent, whose real name is Curtis Jackson, brought the suit against the company on Friday. His lawyer Peter Raymond agreed that the promotion does not use his client’s name, but the likeness is there for all to see. “For all those reasons, he is personally offended,” said Mr Raymond.

"Uh Oh"...Lil Wayne and Ja Rule arrested

"Uh Oh" is the name of a the hot new single by Ja Rule and Lil' Wayne; It also may have been what the two were thinking last night when police arrested both artists on charges of carrying illegal .40-caliber guns.

Ja Rule, 31, of Saddle Brook, N.J., and Lil' Wayne, 25, of Miami, were each arrested and charged with criminal possession of a weapon, police said.


Ja Rule's real name is Jeff Atkins; Lil Wayne's is Dwayne Carter. They were arrested shortly after Lil Wayne's concert at the Beacon Theatre in Manhattan. It was not immediately clear whether Ja Rule had also performed.


Police spotted Lil Wayne and another man smoking marijuana by a tour bus near 61st Street and Columbus Avenue at about 11:30 p.m., police said. The officers took the two men into custody, finding the pistol. Both were charged with criminal possession of a weapon and marijuana.


Ja Rule was arrested about an hour earlier on West End Avenue. Police said he was in a luxury sedan that was speeding. Officers stopped the car and arrested the Ja Rule, the driver and another man -- and found the weapon, police said.


Click here to see raw footage of Ja Rule being escorted from the 20th precinct in Manhattan.

Lil Flip...arrested for "Credit Card Abuse"

Lil’ Flip was arrested and charged with credit card abuse in Houston Saturday.

The artist, 26, whose real name is Wesley Weston, turned himself in around 2:30 p.m. at Harris County Courthouse 21 and was released on $2,000 bond.

“It has more to do with people around him, and not the man himself. The man is not a criminal; he’s never been in trouble. ” said community activist Quanell X, speaking on behalf of Weston.

Characterizing the incident as a “small, slight situation” the activist promised that the charges “will be worked out.”

Lil Flip, a Houston native, is due in court today

Serena Williams get naked


Check out Serena Williams getting her nude pose on in the annual Body Issue of Jane Magazine. Serena rocked silver Moschino pumps, a hand full of flowers, and tha's it. Eva Mendes also took it off for the mag. Here is what Serena said: "I"ll take off my shirt in a second - locker room girls don"t have much shame. Once I was getting ready to go out and my hitting partner, who is my best friend and, like, Greek god - handsome, walked into my hotel room, it wasn"t awkward for me, but he freaked out. I told him we had to get married."

Kim wants $1 million a year

Sean "Diddy" Combs ex-girlfriend Kim Porter is seeking $1 million a year in childcare for their three children, according to reports. Model Porter ended her 10-year romance with the hip-hop star last week and is now hoping to claim support for their children Christian, 9, and 7-month-old twin daughters D'Lila Star and Jessie James. A source tells Britain's Daily Mirror, "(His children) mean everything to him and any decisions taken here will have their best interests at heart." A spokesman for Combs says "Anything like this (settlement) is pure speculation." Combs already pays $30,000 a month to Misa Hylton Brimm, the mother of his other son, Justin.

Remy Ma...free on bail

Remy Ma, real name Remy Smith, is free on $250,000 bond put up by her manager. Ma was arrested Saturday afternoon and charged with attempted murder stemming from a shooting incident over the weekend. According to police, Ma was involved in a verbal altercation with Makeda Barnes-Joseph over a $2,000 debt. Witnesses say Ma shot her friend of 15 years after the two argued about $2,000 that went missing from her purse.
In an interview with The NY Daily News, Barnes-Joseph said even after she was shot, Ma rifled through her things searching for the money. "What hurts me is that when she shot me she went over and dumped the bag," she told the Daily News. "She didn't even say, 'Oh, my God, I just shot her.' That's what hurt me so much."
Bronx native Barnes-Joseph told the New York Daily News that she had been close friends with Ma for more than a decade. She said that as they left a bar together around 3:40 a.m., the 26-year-old hip-hopster climbed into her car and accused her of stealing about $3,000, ordered her to dump out her purse, then shot her. "All I heard was the gun go off," she said. "I couldn't believe she shot me!" Barnes-Joseph said that even as she sat in the car bleeding, Ma continued to search through her things for the missing cash. The rapper's attorney said that she "adamantly" denies Barnes-Joseph's allegations. "I ask everyone to keep an open mind," lawyer Scott Leemon said. "Things are not always as they seem."

Back Like Jordan...


What's good y'all...it's ya boy Wild Bill a.k.a. "The Blocks Finest" and y'all already know what it is, I'm back just like Jordan. I know it's been a few long months since my last post and y'all really miss me (lol)...but ya boy is back. I had to take a few months off to finish up my album titled "We Ain't Playin" which is due to drop later in the year, plus I had a lot of other things going on that I had to tighten up, ya dig. Anyways..."Cincinnati Live" will be back on it's regular daily schedule keeping you updated with the hottest, juiciest, most accurate celebrity and entertainment news starting on Monday July 23rd. That'll give me plenty of time to update my page and come back to you with a fresh new look. Any article below this article is a few months old and every article above is brand new news. You can hit me up on my myspace page at myspace.com/wildbill4150

The Death of Death Row

In an exclusive interview, Marion "Suge" Knight, 42, said he's ready to pull the plug on the label he founded in 1991. His change of direction occurred after he made two visits to the City of Refuge Church, near his hometown of Compton, near L.A., where preachers Noel Jones and T.D. Jakes eerily gave him the same message."You've got to be able to let the past go, and move forward to the future," he quoted Jones as saying. Two weeks later, Knight heard Jakes, who was visiting from Texas, say, "You can't keep living in the past. God gives you a chance to move on."Knight says, "They talked about the same thing, and it felt like they were talking straight to me. I don't want to be tied up with this for years. I want to move on with my life in a more positive direction."

Snoop arrested in Sweden

Snoop was held overnight by Swedish police on suspicion of using illegal narcotics on Monday but was released yesterday after questioning and drug test. Snoop was reportedly headed to a party after a concert in Stockholm, Sweden at around 1:30 a.m.

Police stopped his vehicle and noticed that Snoop and a female companion were under the influence of narcotics. Matts Brannlund, of the Stockholm police, said that a small amount of narcotics was found in the car, but did not specify the kind of drug and also said it was unclear whether it belonged to Snoop. Snoop was taken to the station for drug testing and released yesterday but could face a fine if the tests come back positive. He was on his way to the party from a concert appearance with Diddy at Stockholm's Globe Arena.

Busta banned from movie set

Busta Rhymes was banned from a Manhattan movie set over the weekend by police.
Busta was arrested by police last month for driving with a suspended license, was banned from the set due to security concerns police had over public safety.
''This is tremendously unfair to Busta, who has been nothing but professional during this project,'' said director Jeff Celentano in a statement released through his publicist. ''This is a bigger loss for the city of New York.''
The film Busta Rhymes was cast in, Order of Redemption, is a crime drama starring
Tom Berenger.
The film will continue filming in Manhattan until early April even though Busta Rhymes will not be present for filming.
Aside from being arrested by police due to a suspended license, Rhymes has also upset police for his refusal to cooperate with police after his bodyguard was shot and killed on the set of the video shoot for his "Touch It (Remix)" single.