February 4th, 2010

Chelsea has a show on E.

Two D-listers went toe-to-toe last week at L.A.’s Laugh Factory where VH1’s Poprah (I Want TO Work For Diddy) was hosting a Haiti benefit. Reality TV personality, who has been certified mentally unfit to be a mother, showed up and refused to leave the stage. SO Poprah did what she does best and showed out for the cameras.

Rihanna is out in Miami for the Superbowl and was spotted rehearsing for the Pepsi Fan Jam concert. From the looks of these pics she’s not putting much effort into showcasing her talents for this show.

Listen to this New Remix, Its fire!!

WAKA FLOCKA FLAME feat. DIDDY, RICK ROSS & GUCCI MANE “O Lets Do It” (Remix

Rapper/activist/reality show star Fonzworth Bentley has teamed with Jet Magazine for a column with the upcoming relaunch of JET Magazine.

JET revealed a brand new strategy and unveiled a new logo, new sections and a new layout for the magazine, which will feature Trey Songz on the cover of the relaunch.

The changes are the most significant the magazine has made to its layout since its original launch in 1951.

Bentley’s JET column will touch on topics that directly impact Black America, along with new columnists Dr. Ian Smith and Warren Ballentine.

“As a world-class media company, we will solidify JET’s position as an innovator and leader in the African-American marketplace by offering expanded content that will entertain, inform and extend our readership footprint of the brand in a smart way,” Linda Johnson Rice, chairman and CEO, told AllHipHop.com in a statement.

“We will continue to build our communication platforms to engage our audiences and address evolving consumer needs,” Rice added.

JET Magazine is the #1 African-American newsweekly in the world, with over 9 million readers each issue.

The newly designed JET Magazine will go on sale on Monday (February 8).

Sean “P-Diddy” Combs is hosting an event to support Haiti’s earthquake victims.

Combs will take the stage with Queen Latifah and Pharrell to host a three hour concert and telethon February 5, live from Miami.

The event, called “S.O.S. Saving Ourselves: Help for Haiti” will feature performances from Wyclef Jean, Lil Wayne, Chris Brown, Ludacris, Mary J. Blidge and several other stars.

All proceeds will go to organizations giving money to the disaster-stricken country.

BET, MTV, VH1, and Centric will air the telethon.