Just when we all might have thought the profitable endorsement deal between the pioneer sneaker company Reebok and MMG President Rick Ross had come to an end? (We were all ready to throw away every last bit of Reebok we owned because of this), some surprising news rolls in today in the form of a photo, where Rick Ross and Reebok just might be back in business together. Swizz Beatz, another Reebok Ambassador and director took to his Instagram and posted a photo of himself, Rick Ross and Reebok CEO Uli Becker after their “positive energy” meeting. Read more on the story and check the photo of the three after the jump!

We have actually beent talking about this EP since original Wu-Tang rapper Raekwon had been dropping sneak preview tid bits from it every week. The EP “Lost Jewlery” has dropped on the interweb today and should do great in numbers. The project full of fresh raps and real rap features the likes of Freddie Gibbs, Maino, Faith Evans and more. Without further adue, download and stream “Lost Jewlry” after the jump!

It all happened rather quickly. Early yesterday, an Omarion and Lil’ Wayne song, entitled “Get It In“, hit the internet with the description claiming to be O’s first single. The record would find itself on a barrage of websites similar to every composition which features Weezy. By the end of the night, however, the former leader of B2K was no longer affiliated with the group. Young Money “President” Mack Maine released a short statement regarding the issue.

“Omarion is no longer with Young Money. May God be with his future endeavors.”

Fellow Young Money members, Lil Twist and Jae Millz, also confirmed the move via their own Twitter accounts. Omarion also touched on the decision, somewhat, with an update hours ago with the statement:

How kan I fall or get dropped when l am “gravity”…and jah is by my side being tha force that’s driving and parachuting my arriving plateau

O’s release comes only hours after the announcement that former Face-Off creator, Bow Wow, joined the Cash Money Records.