In today’s top news, Beyoncé dispels surrogacy rumors, President Obama shouts out Young Jeezy at the latest White House Correspondents’ Dinner and Brian McKnight receives offers to perform his X-rated R&B satire ballad.

Beyoncé dispels surrogacy rumors. [BET]

President Obama shouts out Young Jeezy at the latest White House Correspondents’ Dinner. [Billboard]

Brian McKnight receives offers to perform his X-rated R&B satire ballad. [BET]

Ellen show DJ Tony Okungbowa makes his silver screen debut. [BET]

Bill Clinton and President Obama campaign together on the economy. [Reuters]

A Gallup poll shows that Americans expect to work longer, retire. [TODAY]

New study shows overweight teens may have harder time controlling diabetes. [CTV]

A mother’s stress level during pregnancy may cause iron deficiency in newborns. [HealthDay]

Sudan president declares state of emergency along South Sudan border. [CNN]

Uganda claims Sudanese government supports Joseph Kony. [New Vision]

In today’s top news, President Obama begins to abandon Bush-era No Child Left Behind Act, Beyoncé and Jay-Z move to trademark Blue Ivy’s name and ‘Bruhs’ back Roland Martin after CNN suspension.

President Obama begins to abandon Bush-era No Child Left Behind Act. [BET]

Beyoncé and Jay-Z move to trademark Blue Ivy’s name. [MTV]

‘Bruhs’ back Roland Martin after CNN suspension. [CBS]

Roland Martin to meet with GLAAD over Super Bowl tweets. [Reuters]

Rep. Jesse Jackson Jr. faces ethics investigation over mistress’ plane ticket. [BET]

Kobe Bryant’s assault charges dropped. [BET]

Michelle Obama’s Let’s Move! campaign celebrates two-year anniversary. [BET]

U.N. warns of food crisis in South Sudan. [CNN]

Late rapper Nate Dogg’s estate is ordered to pay sky-high hospital bill. [BET]

In today’s top news, Jay-Z debunks Blue Ivy poem rumors, NAACP President Ben Jealous predicts a fail for South Carolina’s voter ID bill and a new report shows ties between DOJ big wigs and mortgage banks.

Jay-Z says Blue Ivy Carter poem a fake. [BET]

NAACP President Ben Jealous predicts failure for the South Carolina voter ID bill. [BET]

Links between top Justice Department officials and mortgage banks revealed. [Reuters]

BET receives 14 NAACP nominations. [BET]

Obama belts a tune at the Apollo with Al Green. [AP]

DMX says a Ruff Ryders reunion may be in the works. [BET]

Search for cruise disaster survivors coming to a close. [CNN]

Gang members arrested after touting murder on Facebook. [Reuters]

Ebony.com gets a new look. [BET]

Gadhafi reportedly had a stash of chemical weapons. [BBC]

Cameroon concerned that militant group Boko Haram may be on the move. [CNN]

In today’s top news, Haiti marks the somber two-year anniversary of its history-making earthquake, a lawsuit pops the top on racial discrimination at Pepsi, Co., and Jay-Z’s and Beyoncé’s new baby girl is already making history.

Haiti marks two years since a devastating earthquake shook the nation. [BET]

Pepsi shells out $3.1 million in racial bias case. [AP]

Michelle Obama says she has tried to ignore attempts to portray her as an “angry Black woman.” [Sun-Times]

President Obama took in $68 million in campaign funds at the end of 2011. [AP]

Jay-Z’s and Beyoncé’s daughter, Blue Ivy, sets a billboard record just days after birth. [WSJ]

Survey: Conflict between rich and poor is strongest in years. [AP]

J-Cole’s “Work Out” goes platinum. [BET]

Director George Lucas says he found out how hard Black Hollywood has it through making Red Tails. [BBC]

Uncle Snoop plans to intervene in Waka Flocka, Wiz Khalifa beef. [BET]

Fuel protests in Nigeria intensify as oil union workers join the fray. [Bloomberg]