Trey Songz Enlists Lil Wayne, J. Cole, & Kelly Rowland for ‘Chapter 5’

With Mother’s Day right around the corner, Trey Songz and his mom April Tucker called into Power 99’s Morning Show on Friday. The radio hosts grilled Mama Songz on her famous son’s nicknames and got her thoughts on Kelly Rowland, who appeared in Trey’s “Heart Attack” video.

“He’s a mama’s boy, but he’s his own man at the same time,” said April. “I think that’s the best combination. He has great reverence and respect for me, but he still comes home and lays his head across my lap when it’s time to watch TV.”

She also revealed one of Trey’s more embarrassing nicknames. “I call him my Maxi Me ’cause he looks a lot like me.”

His on-screen co-star Kelly Rowland gets mom’s seal of approval. “I think they look very cute,” said April. “I was on set and she’s very sweet and they have amazing chemistry in front of the camera, but they’re good friends. I like her though, she’s a sweetheart.”

Trey’s new album Chapter 5 is due out mid-summer featuring some big names. “I got a record with Tip on there ['2 Reasons'],” said Trigga. “Shout out to [Lil] Wayne, Big Sean, J. Cole, Kelly Rowland as well. A lot of great features thus far and I’m still recording.”

Video: Diggy Simmons – ‘Two Up’

Diggy Simmons lives in the moment in the Clifton Bell-directed video for “Two Up,” a cut off his debut album Unexpected Arrival. The 17-year-old hip-hop phenom keeps his hands to the sky in the celebratory video, taking in the view from the stage and partying with his fans. JetSetters up.

New Music: Chris Brown – ‘Don’t Wake Me Up’

Days after shooting the video for “Till I Die” with Wiz Khalifa and Big Sean, Chris Brown drops his brand new pop single “Don’t Wake Me Up” off his upcoming album Fortune (July 3). The electrifying Top 40 record, produced by David Guetta, starts off slow before launching into an all-out dance party, as Breezy sings out in Auto-Tune. Report to the dance floor, stat.

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Big K.R.I.T. Performs ‘I Got This’ with The Roots on ‘Fallon’

Big K.R.I.T. brought his Southern charm to “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” on Friday night. The Mississippi MC joined The Roots while performing his single “I Got This” off his Def Jam debut Live From the Underground, due June 5. You can catch him live on his upcoming tour, which kicks off July 11 in Detroit.

2 Chainz Responds to Kanye West G.O.O.D. Music Rumors

Kanye West reignited rumors that he may be signing 2 Chainz to G.O.O.D. Music when he tweeted, “2 Chainz is charging 100k for a verse now cause he’s G.O.O.D!!!!!!” But the former Playaz Circle member still won’t confirm or deny his affiliation with the hip-hop label.

Shortly after Kanye sent out the tweet, 2 Chainz appeared on Bootleg Kev’s radio show to address the chatter.

“He just saying like I’m good, like I’m ill,” said 2 Chainz, whose Drake-assisted single “No Lie” is in the top 10 on iTunes.

His popularity has made him reevaluate his collaborations. “I think I was jeopardizing my brand sometimes by doing the homeboy special,” he explained. “I just felt like we should put that out there that we ain’t doing no more of that.”

Prior to signing with Def Jam, he may have done otherwise. “I would of done almost anything a couple months ago. I still will, I’m still grounded, but it just makes sense for me to slow down a little bit being that I got an album [Based on a T.R.U. Story] coming out August the 14th.”

But he remained coy when asked for a straight answer regarding G.O.O.D. Music. “I’m still into the element of surprise so you just gotta [stay tuned].”

LIL WAYNE..."Dear Anne"

Lil Wayne pens a letter to his No. 1 fan Anne on “Dear Anne,” his answer to Eminem’s classic “Stan.” The introspective piano-driven track was produced by Swizz Beatz and samples Russian pop duo t.A.T.u.’s “30 Minutes.”

“I hope I see you in the stands, Anne/ Because you know I understand, Anne/ And I’m sorry about Stan, so I wrote this to say that I’m your No. 1 fan,” raps an appreciative Weezy.

Swizz originally submitted the song for Eminem’s Relapse album and then offered it to Wayne in exchange for a verse on his Haute Living single “Rock ‘N’ Roll.” But it won’t appear on Tha Carter IV and instead finds a home on the Internet for your listening pleasure.

50 Cent Finalizes Deal With TV Goods To Bring SMS Audio Wireless Headphones To Market In 2011

50 Cent has moved one step closer to bringing his SMS Audio Wireless Headphones to consumers this year. It's the latest potentially huge business venture for 50, who has proven to be equally adept in the booth and in the boardroom.

Read the press release below for full details.

TV Goods, Inc. ("TV Goods"), a direct response marketing organization and wholly owned subsidiary of H & H Imports, Inc. (OTCBB: HNHI), has announced that it and SMS Audio, LLC ("SMS"), an affiliate of rapper and business-mogul 50 Cent, have entered into a definitive agreement for TV Goods to exclusively produce and distribute a direct response television infomercial to globally market a wireless over-the-ear headphone product. The product will be endorsed by and will bear the name of "50 Cent."

Kevin Harrington, Chairman of TV Goods, stated, "I'm very excited about finalizing the definitive agreement with SMS. With TV Goods working directly with SMS, together we can be in complete control of the execution of taking this product to market thorough direct response marketing."

Under the terms of the agreement, TV Goods will begin pre-production of creative, media and marketing plans for the imminent launch of the infomercial. TV Goods will launch the direct response commercials to drive product awareness and generate sales. The infomercial is scheduled to begin pre-production in June with product expected to be available for sale in the third quarter of this year. Viewers of the infomercials will be able to purchase the product via a 1-800 number and also through a designated website.

50 Cent stated, "I am glad that we have finalized the TV Goods deal, so I can now focus my energy on finalizing the product and getting it to market ASAP. TV Goods will enhance my marketing strategy with television and the internet and I plan to also promote the product in music videos, TV, radio, through social networking, and movies."

About The Company:

H & H Imports, Inc. is the parent company of TV Goods, Inc. TV Goods, Inc. is a direct response marketing company. We identify, develop and market consumer products for global distribution. TV Goods was established by Kevin Harrington, a pioneer of direct response television. Kevin Harrington is an original investor on the ABC show "Shark Tank," which is produced by Sony Pictures Television and reality TV mogul Mark Burnett. For more information go to www.TVGoodsInc.com.