Tuesday Tales

After five years of legal rangling, rapper Jay Z has finally settled his suit against a British chef and resturant owner. The chef opened a resturant called "Rock-a-Fella", after Jigga's label some time ago and suit for copyright infringement was filed. Terms of the settlement have not been disclosed. Mogul Donald Trump isn't too happy with singer Rihanna these days. He invited the singer to perform at a event he was hosting and she was a no show. The singer did appear at the NBA All-Star Game, however. Rock legend Jeff Beck is looking ahead to future projects after winning three Grammys. First, he releases "Rock-N-Roll Party Honoring Les Paul" today, and next could be a reunion with former bandmate Rod Stewart. The guitarist stated in an interview with USA Today that he's recorded some tracks and sent them to the raspy voiced singer and is waiting for a response. Stewart was lead singer of the Jeff Beck Group for its seminal albums "Truth" and "Beck-Ola". Buju Banton will find out the verdict in his cocaine conspiracy trial today. As mentioned previously, the singer was arrested after purchasing cocaine from an undercover officer. No verdict was reached during the last hearing. No deliberations took place Monday, due to the holiday. If convicted, he could face life in prison. Former talk show host Larry King will hit the road in a one man show titled "Larry King: Stand Up". The show kicks off on April 14 in Torrington Conn. During the show fans will be given an inside look at his life and also be able to ask questions. The show will also make stops in Pennsylvania, New York, Maryland, New Jersey and Nevada. TV One's "Way Black When" continues it's month long salute to stars of the 70's, 80's and 90's. This week's episode will feature Christopher "Kid" Reid of legendary hip hop group Kid-N-Play. On DVD: "Unstoppable" and "Waiting For Superman". On the tube: "Glee" on Fox, "NCIS" on CBS, "No Ordinary Family" on ABC and "Biggest Loser: Couples" on NBC. Happy Tuesday!