Friday Facts

The video for Kanye West's new single "All The Lights" was removed from You Tube after a epilepsy group claimed that the bright, flashy clip will cause seizers.  Reportedly, a research organization has confirmed this finding.The clip has been put back up, but with a disclaimer. In other Kanye West news, the rapper posted a picture of himself and teen sensation Justin Bieber on social networking site Twitter. No word on whether they were working on something for Kanye or Justin, but at any rate whatever the two come up with is sure to be a hot item on Twitter. Rapper Foxy Brown has weighed in on the Lil Kim/Nicki Minaj beef by saying that Kim should just stick to making music. Several days after the restraining order against Chris Brown was lifted,  photos of Rihanna's bloody and battered face have surfaced on mediatakeout.com. No word on if any legal action will be taken. Producer Jermaine Dupri weighed in on the recent letter in the New York Times by record executive Steve Stoute slamming the Grammy nominating process. He once served on Atlanta's NARAS board and says he knows what it's like to deal with a process that neglects hip hop culture and essentially pop culture. CBS has cancelled the hit show "Two And A Half Men" after its star Charlie Sheen made disparaging remarks during a recent interview. No word on what show the network will replace the sitcom with. The top 24 contestants have been chosen on Fox's "American Idol" and it's now time for America to do it's voting. Be sure to tune in next week as the competition continues. James Franco will co-host this Sunday's Academy Awards with actress Anne Hathaway and Hollywood's biggest night is bound to be an exciting one. The show airs Sunday on ABC at 9:00 p.m. In theaters this weekend: "Drive Angry 3D", "Hall Pass" and "Justin Bieber: Never Say Never: The Director's Fan Cut". On the tube: "Kitchen Nightmares" on Fox, "The Defenders" on CBS, "Supernanny" on ABC and "Who DoYou Think You Are?" on NBC. Make it a weekend!