Thursday Dish

Rapper Big Sean was arraigned for sexually assaulting a 17-year-old fan after a concert. Big Sean appeared at a concert some time back, after which he allegedly assaulted the fan. He posted $500 bail.  Big Sean is due back in court next month. He has been touring with Wiz Khalifa on the Rolling Papers tour. Evelyn Lozada, star of VH1's "Basketball Wives", has confirmed that she will not be returning to the show for it's fourth season. She has also quit the social networking site Twitter as well. VH1 reportedly posted an item on it's site accusing the star of cheating on fiance Chad Oochocino with Terrell Owens. There's been no confirmation or denial of the accusation. VH1 has since removed the post from it's site. There's also a rumor swirling currently that she's expecting. Singer Rihanna was not chosen as Esquire magazine's sexiest woman alive. The honor went to Katrina Boden, star of "30 Rock". After selling over one million copies in it's first week, rumors are now swirling that Lil Wayne's record label purchased extra copies of the album to push it over the million sells mark. Cash Money Records CEO Bryan "Birdman" Williams dispelled the rumors. Rapper/entrepreneur Jay Z has added another honor to his list of awards. Hova was ranked number 21 of Vanity Fair magazine's list of movers and shakers who are shaping life in America. Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg and Google's Larry Page and Sergey Brin also made the magazine's list. Hova, who heads Rock Nation Records and management and recently purchased Billionaire Boys Club clothing line, was honored earlier in the year by Fortune magazine, which named him number one on the list of hip hop's highest earners. While the career of his 22-year-old son Romeo has been on the rise lately, Master P hasn't been as lucky. He has, in fact, been battling his former film crew over allegations that money owed them was never received. In 2003, when he was making the movie "Papa P", crew members who worked on the movie sued him over 240,000 for lack of payment for services, and won. Now, TMZ is reporting that the rapper , born Percy Miller, never paid his debt. Now, eight years later, the crew has taken their grief to Los Angeles' Bankruptcy court in a class action suit. TMZ also reports that the plaintiff's goal is to bankrupt the rap mogul, who at one time was reportedly worth $600 million, so that he will eventually have to pay through a trustee. Let the rumors of a Fugees reunion begin. Lauryn Hill, who just gave birth to her sixth child, was joined on stage during a recent performance on the Rock The Bells tour by fellow Fugees alum Pras. The two performed Fugess classics "Ready Or Not" and "Killing Me Softly". Hill says the appearance was a surprise, leaving some to speculate whether a Fugess reunion will happen. Only time will tell. Darren Franich was evicted from the "Big Brother" house, leaving four contestants to compete for the grand prize. Fans can look forward to more drama on the show. On the tube: "Bones" on Fox, "Big Bang Theory" on CBS, "Wipeout" on ABC and "Football Night In America: Kickoff" on NBC. Happy Thursday!