Thursday Dish

Producer Timberland is suing his record label claiming the label is trying to sabotage his career. King, the men's lifestyle magazine, has folded. Be on the lookout for the DVD "Kiss And Tail". Narrated by shock jock Wendy Williams, the documentary takes a behind the scenes look at rap artists encounters with groupies. The life of former video vixen Karrine "Superhead" Steffans is the catalist for the documentary. Lady T is back!. 70's-80's R & B singer Teena Marie has new music in stores. Her latest CD contains a duet with Faith Evans. Black Music Month Salute: James Brown. Know as the Godfather of Soul, James Joseph Brown was born and raised in Augusta Georgia and started performing as a youth. He was given his big break by Bobby Byrd and joined the singer's group before striking out on his own. He then went on to form the Famous Flames and performed at the world famous Appolo Theater, which was recorded and has become a landmark album. He recored such hits as "Papa's Got A Brand New Bag", "Try Me", "Night Train' and " I Feel Good". He also published a autobiagraphy of the same name. He died on Christmas day, 2006. He music will live on. On the tube: " Hell's Kitchen" on Fox, "Without A Trace" on CBS and "Splash" on ABC. Happy Thursday!