Snoop's New Single and Video

You’ve heard the story before and Snoop will sing it again. The Dogg doesn’t need em’ but Devin, Kobe and DJ Khalil don’t either.

From Snoop's upcoming LP, Doggumentary (March. 29).

Ciara and Rihanna Beef on Twitter, Supposedly Made UP

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Typically, rappers are the ones who engage in heated public beefs, but last week singers Ciara and Rihanna went toe-to-toe on Twitter, trading disses and threats that were nearly as catty and hard core as any emcee with a criminal rap sheet.

The trouble all started when Ciara made a visit to the E!’s "Fashion Police" with Joan Rivers and explained that she and Rihanna had recently had an unpleasant encounter at a party.

“I ran into her recently at a party and she wasn’t the nicest,” said Rihanna. “I’ve always loved and respected what she’s done in fashion, and it’s crazy because I’ve run into her before, but this time wasn’t the most pleasant run-in.”

Apparently, Rihanna didn’t fancy Ciara’s comment and took to Twitter and slammed her.

“My bad ci. Did I 4get to tip u? #Howrudeofme,” tweeted Rihanna.

In a rather convincing tone, Ciara responded with a plain and simple threat. “Trust me Rhianna you don’t want to see me on or off stage,” tweeted Ciara.

Seemingly unfazed, Rihanna questioned Ciara’s “gangsta” threat and took a shot at her less than vibrant career.

Swizz Beatz Co-Pilot (Feat. Snoop Dogg & JR Reid)

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Just released Co Pilot has a fire sound and of course Swizz Beats signature slamming beat. He  collaborated with  Snoop and Reggae legend Jr. Reid

Lupe Fisco New Album March 8th

Look out for the New Lupe Fiasco Lasers coming to a iPod near you March 8th!

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Sacramento Stand Up

It's being called the Wal-Mart of weed: a 10,000-square-foot Sacramento gardening emporium opens Saturday with how-to experts and merchandise to help medical marijuana patients grow pot.
The cavernous weGrow hydroponics store is enthusiastically marketing itself as a retail outlet is the first national franchise for a company that bills itself as a supply and training destination for legal pot growers. In coming months, weGrow stores will open in Arizona, Colorado, New Jersey and Oregon.
The Sacramento Bee says the enterprise started in Oakland last year as a warehouse store called iGrow.
Pot isn't sold or grown at the store.
In the past, hydroponics outlets have avoided any mention of marijuana because pot cultivation is illegal under federal law. But hydroponics stores have exploded as states approve medical marijuana use.