Tuesday Tales

A fight broke out at a Alabama nightclub where rapper Lil Webbie was performing recently. The fight spilled out into the street, and one person was shot and killed. Rumor has it that Lil Webbie was charged with murder, although that hasn't been confirmed. He was questioned by police since he was present at the time of the shooting. No charges have been filed at  press time. Singers Chris Brown and Rihanna were reportedly seen partying at a Hollywood nightclub when things nearly turned ugly. Brown was on one side of the VIP with his current girlfriend, while Rihanna was on the other. Brown's girlfriend reportedly approached Rihanna and security had to step between the two ladies before a fight ensued. Thankfully, things didn't get ugly. In the meantime, Rihanna has won the honor of being the most viewed female artist on You Tube. She surpassed Lady Gaga with over 2,044,728,691 views. Since the release of her latest album "Talk That Talk", she's averaged more than three million views a day. The first single from the album, "We Found Love" garnered an impressive 115.3 million views on it's own. Teen heartthrob Justin Bieber still holds the title of most viewed artist on the site with 2,275,845,406 views.  The former publicist of model Amber Rose is now attacking the star claiming she once planned to steal money from former beau Kanye West. No other details are available at the moment, although the publicist plans to write a tell all book. So far, no comment from Rose or her representatives. Comedian Chelesa Handler is now going at former beau 50 Cent. She claims he abruptly dumped her after revealing that his ex Ciara called to say she still loved him. Another issue at hand is the fact that the bombshell was dropped when Ciara was scheduled to appear on Handler's show. There's been on confirmation or denial regarding the matter, so stay tuned as only time will tell where things will go from here. Queen of Soul Aretha Franklin has called off her engagement to William Wilkerson. She says things are moving too fast for her taste. At any rate, here's wishing the Queen and her friend the best. After being shut down by the NYC Health Department due to several health violations, Jay Z's 40/40 has been permitted to reopen. According to TMZ, a representative for 40/40, Ron Berkowitz, stated that one of the refrigerator engines blew before health inspectors arrived causing temperatures in the fridge to rise. Kitchen staff detected the problem immediately and had no intention of using the food from the broken Frigidaire. Still, inspectors hit the club with several violations forcing them to close their doors. Repairs were made by noon the next day and Berkowitz says the club has lost no business due to the violations and a new health grade is pending. Would be 40/40 club goers can be assured that the upcoming Super Bowl party they were hoping to attend is still on as scheduled. Any fans who've ever wondered about how rapper Game's new album "R.E.D." came to be won't have to wonder much longer. He's planning to release a tell all book in which he'll give fans all the behind-the-scenes details of the recording of the project. Some already know the story of the album is an interesting one. Originally slated to hit store shelves in 2009, it was pushed back nearly a dozen times. On DVD: "Real Steel", "Paranormal Activity 3", "50/50" and "Punished". On the tube: "Glee" on Fox, "NCIS" on CBS, "Last Man Standing" on ABC and "The Biggest Loser" on NBC. Happy Tuesday!