Unreality Music — If you thought Usher had the monopoly on songs with OMG in the title, think again! Far East Movement are back (though they never really went away) with a third single in the form of If I Wa... more info

L.A. Times - Pop & Hiss — For all the international intentions and multi-cultural appeal of Far East Movement, they've repped L.A. harder than any pop stars in recent memory. Based in downtown and advocating a "freewired" lifestyle of interconnectivity and the virtues of food... more info

Popeater — Filed under: Music News, Celebrity Deaths Snoop Dogg has established a memorial trust fund for the family of late hip-hop star Nate Dogg. According to Snoop's website, the trust "has been set up for expenses of services and the financial security ... more info

Mercury News, California — Also: Paul Giamatti becomes a wrestling coach in 'Win Win'; 'Black Swan' comes out on DVD; Britney Spears, Snoop Dogg have new CDs. more info

ContactMusic — Snoop Dogg has come under fire for promoting an alcoholic energy drink from campaigners who allege the brand will promote underage boozing. The rapper is the face of Blast by Colt 45 and he has filmed a promotion video to boost... more info

MTV.co.uk News — Snoop Dogg has announced that he has set-up a trust fund for Nate Dogg's children, following the West Coast singer's death last week.As we previously reported, the Regulate hitmaker passed away on... more info

Gigwise — Following the rappers death... more info

Guardian Music — The hip-hop star will be disappointed to learn his new single has not been chosen for Will and Kate's nuptials in AprilFinally, sad news for those artistes who were hoping to provide the musical entertainment at the forthcoming royal wedding. For wee... more info

ContactMusic — Rapper Snoop Dogg has appealed to friends and fans of his late cousin Nate Dogg to donate to a special trust fund set up in the tragic star's memory. The Regulate hitmaker, 41, died last week (15Mar11) of stroke complications and... more info

Reuters — NEW YORK (Reuters) - Rapper Snoop Dogg is promoting a new, caffeine-laced alcoholic drink that has triggered calls for its ban even before it goes on sale next month. more info