Besides Jay-Z and R. Kelly's classic collaboration, Best Of Both Worlds , Tyga and Chris Brown may be the best collaborators when it comes to Hip Hop-R and B duets.

Meek Mill unleashes a music video for "Believe It," his latest single off his debut album Dreams and Nightmares . Featuring his Maybach Music boss Rick Ross, the two get debonair in style as they hit the Las Vegas desert.

April 2 is the date that Tyler The Creator's third album WOLF drops. Looks like Tyler outdid himself with the humorous cover photo (lol), plus it looks like we'll get the eclectic antics he's known for.

Gucci Mane is a wanted mane. Atlanta news program WSB TV reports that James Lettley was assaulted by Gucci (Radric Davis) while at the Harlem Nights Ultra Lounge Nightclub on March 15 th where he was celebrating the release of his Trap God 2 mixtape.

Ladies Love Cool James is back on the music tip with "Authentic," his thirteenth studio album moved up to an April 30 th release.

Master P is an OB, one of the "original bawses," so this collab "HNIC" (Head N*gga In Charge) with Rick Ross seems natural.

A feature by Missy Elliott might just be the thing to help British girl group and X-Factor winners, Little Mix, get the U.S.

It's Friday, who plans to hit the livest party tonight? This video "One More Shot," by BMF artist Tabius Tate, may inspire you to do so!

In bizarre baby names news, the force that is Kimye is rumored to be bowling over unconventional names in typical celebrity fashion.

Nicki Minaj is showing off her amazing body once again. After teasing fans with some sexy shots from her "High School" video shoot with Lil Wayne, the American Idol judge reveals some stunning new photos, rocking Alexander McQueen.

From Wiz's O.N.I.F.C. LP is the Akon-assisted visual for "Let It Go." The video shadows a young woman bogged down by school, boyfriend, and a sucky job as cocktail waitress at a strip club, but all she wants to do is let the B.S.

Future is taking his debut disc Pluto on the road this spring for his "Pluto 3D" tour. The Atlanta rapper will hit smaller venues and, ironically, won't come to Atlanta or the entire east coast, the closest to the south being Tennessee.