Friday Facts

Tyler, The Creator was thrown off stage during a concert in Los Angeles, another artist was performing when he took the stage. Just as he was about to take a dive, he was escorted off by security. Luckily, no one was hurt. Game has now decided to speak out about a recent incident where he allegedly spit on fans at a club in Australia. He says he appeared at a meet and greet when a couple became rowdy. He was then followed by the couple to a club where the rowdy behavior continued. The gentleman spit on Game, then Game spit back. He says it didn't hit the woman. Hopefully, no other behavior as described above will occur again. In other Game news, after making a splash with his well received album, "The R.E.D. Album", the MC is hard at work on a new mixtape and a new album, to be titled "F.I.V.E. (Fear Is Victory's Evolution)". He stated in an interview with XXL.com that the concept behind the title is we all have to be afraid of something. While, he didn 't give a specific release date, he added that the album could be his last on Interscope Records. Teh album is still in the planning stages.  Rapper Young Jeezy, who is in the middle of his "Hustlerz Ambition" tour is recooperating from surgery to help him speak better. Here's wishing him a speedy recovery. It looks like cable network MTV is getting back into the music business. The network is developing a hip hop talk and performance show tentively titled "Hip Hop P.O.V.". The show will premiere in April. Support of Invisible Children's "Stop Kony" campaign against child trafficking has gone viral the last few days, and it's not only Facebook friends who are moved. Singer Rihanna has reached out to the organization to help raise awareness after seeing a 30-minute documentary about Joseph Kony, a Ugandan warlord who recruits children as soliders and postitutes. She even took to her Twitter account to spread the word. There's sure to be more to come on the story. During a recent interview, rapper Lil Kim talked about the desire to take chances when recording. One inspiration was singing the hook on her new single "If You Love Me". She stated it's about doing what you want, no matter what anyone says. She also went on to say she's not surprised by anything Sean "Diddy" Combs does. The two have worked together previously and she says he's taught her a lot about the business side of the music industry. There's still no word on when a new Lil Kim album will hit stores. Singer  Mary J. Blige performed on Fox's "American Idol" last night, as the evening saw Jeremy being sent home. Tune in next week as the competition continues. In theaters this weekend: "John Carter", "Silent House" and "A Thousand Words". On the tube: "Kitchen Nightmares" on Fox, "Undercover Boss" on CBS, "Shark Tank" on ABC and "Who Do You Think You Are?" on NBC. Make it a weekend!