Rapper Motoe Blizzid is suing T.I. for copyright infringement. Blizzid says Tip used part of his 2004 song "Reverence" in his hit single "What You Know." Blizzid says that "What You Know" has the "same rate of harmonic range" and "nearly identical instrumental melodic lines in terms of pitch, shape, and rhythm." More Here...

Beluga Heights' JR Is An Unstoppable "Hit Factory".

Hitmaker and multi-platinum music producer, Jonathan Rotem's Imprint Beluga Heights has not 1, but 2 Songs in the Billboard top 10. The label has impressively released two new artists at the end of 2009 that have taken the charts by storm competing with mainstays like Jay-Z, Beyonce and Brittany Spears. Their first artist signing Sean Kingston, went number 1 with his retro laden "Beautiful Girls" in 2008.

Currently the label is launching the career of artist Iyaz, with his first single "Replay" which is holding #3 position after peaking at #2 on Billboards hot 100. Jason Derulo, the labels sophmore signing, holds at # 8 after peaking at #1 on the same chart.

This is a result of producer J.R. Rotem, who has produced multi-platinum hits for Sean Kingston (Beautiful Girls, Take You There), Rihanna (S.O.S.), Leona Lewis (Better In Time), Rick Ross (The Boss) and Plies (Bust it Baby), just to name a few.

Rotem has recently inked a deal with Warner Bros for his imprint and is currently developing releases for forthcoming artists,"Auburn" and "Mann".

2010 proves to be a big year for Beluga Heights.

So if you hadn't heard the news, Chris Brown decided to jump on his Twitter account after having been in a Walmart in Connecticut this weekend and not able to find his new CD on the shelves. Continue...

So it would be easy for me to write about Adam Lambert and his "shocking" behavior on stage at Sunday's AMA's, but it didn't shock me. Adam to me has always been a guy with a great voice who feels the need to try too hard and that's exactly what he did. More...

So U2 just played here in town at the Rose Bowl and for the first U2 tour in 24 years, I didn't go. But I still saw the show the same time that everyone else in Pasadena saw it and loved it. Continued