Bow Wow Retires
Bow Wow says New Jack City is his last album; he addresses lackluster sales.  More here.

Comeback Kids
En Vogue and Amerie are back on the scene and are preparing brand new projects for release in 2009. Click for more.

The Evolution Of Bow Wow Watch as Shad Moss goes from Lil Bow Wow to Mr. 106 & Park in BET.com’s photo timeline. See pics.

Andre 3000 Arrested Andre 3000 was arrested for going 109 mph in a 65 mph zone in Henry County early Saturday morning. Read more.

Soulja Boy Supports Chris Brown Soulja Boy explained to Entertainment Weekly that he was shocked upon hearing about the incident and believes that Chris Brown should focus on “fixing” things. Read more

Bow Wow To Appear In NYC
On Tuesday, March 31, Bow Wow will be on hand at J&R Music World in downtown New York City to celebrate the release of his new CD, New Jack City II. Click for more.

 
On Location: Keri Hilson
Keri Hilson and friends gather at the Pink Elephant to celebrate the release of her album. More here.

Bow Wow and JD ‘Roc Da Mic’
Bow Wow links up with long time mentor, Jermaine Dupri for his new single, “Roc Da Mic.” Watch the video here.

 
R&B Diva Donates Big Time
Beyoncé Knowles donated her Cadillac Records movie salary to several drug treatment centers. Find out why here!

Bow Wow steps out on voter campaign.

Rapper Bow Wow is taking the lead, and he’s hoping that the millions of Americans will follow. On Wednesday, he will start his Walk Across America in an effort to encourage people, particularly young people, to get to the polls on Election Day. The Walk Across America will begin in Atlanta and continue through numerous other cities, including Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and New York City, stopping at colleges, universities and radio stations.  Bow Wow is working with Declare Yourself and Black Youth Vote, two non-partisan organizations that will be assisting with the registration efforts at each stop and helping to reinforce the importance of youth voter participation.  Students and elected officials from both major parties will also be invited to take part in the efforts in each city.  “It’s important for the youth to participate because we’re tomorrow’s leaders.  We need to make sure that our voices are heard and have a say in the decisions that will affect our lives and our country for years to come,” says Bow Wow, 21. In addition to Walk Across America, Bow Wow is currently wrapping up work on his sixth album, New Jack City, Pt. II, which will hit stores in December.  And on Christmas Day, his latest film, Hurricane Season, in which he co-stars alongside Forest Whitaker, will debut in movie theaters. This television season, Bow Wow can also be seen on HBO’s popular series, Entourage, in the recurring role of Charlie, a stand-up comedian.