ENTERTAINMENT THE CIVIL WAY!

If you don’t believe Killa Kyleon snapped on that new “Moon & Stars (remix)” with K.R.I.T. and Spitta, I don’t know what to tell you. For much of the year, K-Squared has been moving a lot on his own starting his own grassroots solo movement. He dropped a Gangsta Grillz with DJ Drama earlier this year and his new projects White Cups, 4 Oz.’s & Cigarillos AND Natural Born Killa 2 should available at the top of 2011.

In preparation for that, and to show what it’s really like in the studio, Killa and Naz decided to document a day in the studio. A new song, an interview, the whole nine.

Whoever said marijuana makes a person lazy obviously didn’t have Wiz Khalifa in mind. It almost seems as if he has a show every night – something I’m sure is all apart of the master plan which was his 2010 takeover.  Wiz was back home in Pittsburgh the other day for a show.

Obviously, any show the guy does nowadays is deafening, but being back in the city he grew up in was something different. Knowing this, a special treat was planned for all in attendance. As the show started, a new song dedicated to his crew and all his cult-like followers entitled “Taylor Gang” blared through the speakers. It’s supposedly produced by Lex Luger and judging by what he’s touched this year should be a good look heading into 2K11. It seems like everyone is in the holiday spirit these days.

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50′s still thinking of ways to keep the money coming in and over the weekend news of  his next business venture was announced - a new record label. GNote records is the newest creation from Curtis and things look to be hitting the ground immediately with their first artist.

According to 50 Cent, the first artist on the new label is Phoenix, Arizona rapper Hot Rod.

“@officialhotrod is the first artist of G NOTE he gonna do his numbers watch,” 50 CentTweeted.

At press time, it is not clear what company will handle distribution of GNote and Hot Rod’s debut project.

Hot Rod? Well, alright. Good luck with that, Fif.

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Tyga performed at “Holiday Hot” night in CT for Hot106, before leaving he chatted about his new LP “Careless World,” which features Drake, J. Cole, Snoop, Game, & Lil Wayne. He also mentioned Young Money’s concert special which will air on BET for their 106 & Park New Year’s Eve Special.

Timbaland wishes his fans and everyone a Merry Christmas and talks about giving away free music to his fans while the economy is in disarray. Each Thursday starting in the month of January, Timbaland will release a new music for a indefinite period of time.

A strange story has taken an even stranger twist. Earlier this week, G-Dep confessed to shooting  and killing a man in 1993. It turns out, as the NY Post is reporting, that Dep had no clue the victim (John Henkel) died after suffering the gunshots.

Trevell Coleman — whose rap name is G-Dep — said cops dropped the bombshell after he went into the 25th Precinct station house Wednesday to admit to the Oct. 19, 1993, shooting of John Henkel.

“I was surprised — for some reason, I really didn’t think that he died,” the bald and bearded Coleman said in a jailhouse interview.

“When they told me, I was like, ‘Oh, I’m not going home after this.’ ”

Manhattan DA spokeswoman Erin Duggan said Coleman, 36, has now been charged with murder in the case. He faces life in prison.