Thursday Dish

A Twitter feud of sorts took place between rapper Lil Kim and singer Keyshia Cole. It all began when Lil Kim accused the singer of allowing Nicki Minaj to diss her in a track the two recorded together. Cole and Lil Kim went at it for a second before Cole took the high road in the matter. What Cole hasn't been shy about is admitting she's none to pleased with not being nominated for a BET award. Miami rapper Trina also took to Twitter to voice her displeasure with not being nominated in the best female rap category. R&B singer Tank also has issues with BET. He's a bit peeved that BET didn't nominate singer R Kelly in the best R&B male category. The BET Awards will air live on June 26 at 8 p.m. In the meantime, R Kelly is preparing to hit the road with Keyshia Cole this summer. No tour dates and locations have been announced. Rapper Snoop Dogg, who has just inked an endorsement deal promoting Blast bear, is reportedly interested in starting a talent show featuring unsigned hip hop artists. He stated in an interview that he thinks it's time to find some of the hottest urban artists. There's been no official announcement regarding a deal for a show, however. For fans who have been waiting patiently through the delays of West Coast hip hop mainstay Game's fourth studio album, "The R.E.D. album, the wait is over. The MC announced via Twitter that the album will hit stores on August 23. Since the release of his last album, LAX, the rapper has kept the streets blazing with two mixtapes: 2010's "The Red Room" and this year's "Purp & Patron", both hosted by DJ Skee. J. Cole is gearing up for the release of his debut album, promising no more delays. Speaking at a press conference for the up coming 2011 BET Awards, Cole said he's preparing to get deep into the promotional cycle with the release of a as-yet-untitled first single. Cole's highly anticipated debut album is still without a title or release date. The songs have been sung, the votes counted, and tonight viewers and contestants will learn who will be sent home on tonights "American Idol" results show. It spring, but the CW is working on several shows for its fall line up. It has three new dramas, a trio of reality shows, and a new chief. The network has turned to the producers of "Vampire Diaries" and Gossip Girl" for new shows to pair them with. Sarah Michelle Geller, star of "Buffy The Vampire Slayer", will star in a new drama originally developed for co-owner CBS. Only time will tell what will work well for the network, however. On the tube: "American Idol" on Fox, "The Big Bang Theory" on CBS, "Wipeout" on ABC and "The Office" on NBC. Happy Thursday!