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Jimmy Fallon's tonight show debuted with huge guests and big performances.
Fallon began his show with his first guest, Will Smith. The two came together for the skit "Evolution Of Hip-Hop Dance" where they cover everything from 'The Carlton' to 'The Stanky Legg.' Other special cameos included Kim Kardashian, Tracy Morgan, Lady Gaga and more.
Check out what Twitter had to say for Will's questionable moves.
Throwback Thursday brings classic reminders of the past. Dwight Howard joined in on the fun last week with a pic of himself and Kobe Bryant.
Howard posted a pic of himself dunking on Kobe Bryant from 2006, with the playful caption, "Throwback hahahahah. Nothin like how he got me but look at dfish and pau face hhahah."
According to Nola, Howard, who plays for the Houston Rockets recently talked about his chances of winning the MVP award in tonight's All-Star game. ''It's more so a guards game than anything,'' Howard said.
''They control the pace of the game, they pass the ball. Unless I decide to bringing it up every play, I'm not just going to come down and get the ball.'' Howard is more focused on extending the Rockets' run during the playoffs.
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Beyonce dons a sexy cowgirl outfit and works the lasso in the visual to her Kanye West-assisted remix of "Drunk In Love." A 38-second teaser for the video, which features Kanye's lyrical gem - "You reverse that cowgirl ... And I impregnated your mouth girl, girl." - was posted to Bey's official YouTube channel.
Check it out above.
News of former music executive James 'Jimmy Henchman' Rosemond circulated around the web this week after trial began on the murder of G-Unit affiliate Lowell Fletcher in 2009. 50 Cent gave his outlook on the trial via Instagram with the photo above.
The rapper captioned the meme, "LMAO THIS BOY SOLVED EVERY CRIME IN NEW YORK. Old gangsta jimmy,go a head tell some more sh*t killer. Lol"
Rosemond is already serving a 60-year sentence for heading a massive drug ring through his record label. The current case will revolve around the death of Fletcher, who was allegedly killed by men hired by Rosemond. It is believed the cause of Fletcher's death was payback because someone else in the G-Unit camp slapped his teen son.
Rosemond has managed artists such as Brandy, Salt-n-Pepa, Sean Kingston, The Game and Akon.
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In his first interview since entering rehab last year, Chief Kief tells Billboard that being in treatment feels similar to prison.
"It's like being locked up," the 18-year-old rapper tells the mag. "And when I'm locked up, I don't want anybody to come see me. I won't let my family come here. I haven't seen my 2-year-old daughter."
Chief Keef began his rehab stint last October at the celebrity-favorite Promises center in Malibu, but quickly realized it wasn't the right place for him.
"I had to stay with 30 motherf*ckers — and I don't like people," Keef tells Billboard. "I ain't no friendly-ass ni—a. I won't shake your hand if I don't like you. Don't speak to me."
The rapper then transferred to Wavelengths, where he's supervised 24 hours a day but can leave on approved excursions. Many of those have been to the recording studio where he's working on his second album, "Bang 3," due out March 3.
While Chief Keef's February 28 court date looms heavy on his mind, the rapper is excited to get back to Chi-Town.
"I know it's cold, but I love Chicago. I ain't going to miss Orange County — I feel like I'm going to die in this motherf*cker."
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On a recent appearance on Aresenio Hall, Gabrielle Union talked about her new show Being Mary Jane, her wedding, and why she wants to get a prenup this time around.
After being previously married to NBA player Chris Howard, she realized that her next marriage would require a prenup.
"When you have your own stuff, you don't have to worry with anyone else's stuff," she says. "The reality is that I've never seen Dwyane balance a checkbook, so I gotta protect my stuff."
While Washington Wizards player John Wall deservedly won Saturday night's NBA Slam Dunk Contest, nobody came rocking more star power than the Toronto Raptors' Terrence Ross.
The T Dot small forward got the crowd going when he hit the court accompanied by none other than Toronto native Drake, who came out parading the Slam Dunk trophy before assisting Ross with an impressive between-the-legs slam.
Wall ended up winning the competition with an impressive double-pump dunk over the Wizards' mascot.
Drizzy takes the court around the 1:10 mark.