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MTV.com News — 'I just wanted to push myself into becoming the person who inherits what music is,' he tells MTV News.By Shaheem Reid The-Dream Photo: MTV News After Love Hate and Love vs. Money, The-Dream is keeping it consistent with his new album title... more info

MTV.com News — Rapper already has Snoop Dogg, Travis Barker and Clipse lined up for the LP.By James Montgomery Kid Cudi Photo: MTV News Kid Cudi went from mixtape phenom to the upper echelons of the Billboard albums chart in little over a year, so it's n... more info

411 Mania — Chipmunk laments getting burnt three times by the same chick, Crooked I and Snoop kiss and make up, Jet calls Sharona a genius, and Nickelback offers more maudlin regret, hokey promises, and insincere clichand#233;s. Plus, a first anniversary celebra... more info

MTV.com News — Jay-Z and Ice Cube win big, but the performers steal the show.By Shaheem Reid Mike Epps and Jim Jones Photo: Taylor Hill/Getty Images As big as it gets: Jay-Z won the BET Hip-Hop Awards' MVP of the Year trophy, beating Lil Wayne, Drake, T.... more info

VH1 News — Robin Thicke invited Jay-Z, Estelle, Snoop Dogg and more to his Sex Therapy sessions. "A lot of people are telling me it's the best album yet, so I'm really excited," he said of the December 8 release. more info

MTV.com News — 'A lot of people are telling me it's the best album yet, so I'm really excited,' he says of December 8 release.By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Grace Jackson Robin Thicke Photo: MTV News Alan Thicke beamed into living rooms week after we... more info

AllHipHop — Hip-Hop super producer Dr. Dre has weighed in on controversial talk show host Rush Limbaugh.   The Hip-Hop producer is world famous for his work with rappers like Tupac Shakur, Snoop Dogg, Eminem and 50 Cent in addition to selling millions of recor... more info

News of The World — Foul-mouthed rapper recreates famous scene with aid of Yoostar video game more info

Altsounds — The late Tupac Shakur, Snoop Doggy Dogg, and Dr. Dre join 50-Cent and Alicia Keys with the high profile releases scheduled to hit shelves on November 24, 2009. Today, Death Row Records confirmed the release of the "Ultimate Death Row Collection" in p... more info