Thursday Dish

Fans who intend to purchase a hard copy of Odd Future member Frank Ocean's new CD won't be able to find it there. That's because the retail chain says it can't carry the item due to the CD being pushed up a week, and being available as an iTunes exclusive. Frank Ocean's manager sees things differently. He believes the snub is due to Ocean revealing that he had a relationship with another man. The manager took to Twitter to make his feelings regarding the matter known, then later deleted the item. He posted another tweet apologizing for his remarks. Meanwhile, Target says it supports diversity, and it's decision was made solely upon customer demand. Rapper Game must be extremely foolish. He says he intends to release video of rapper 40 Glock being attacked by members of his entourage. The two had a physical confrontation some time back, but Game says he left before anything else happened. Meanwhile, 40 Glock hasn't indicated that he'll press any charges for the assault. I say it's time for everyone to grow up. In my humble opinion, it's foolish to risk a possible jail sentence over foolish pride. Get it together guys.  Chris Brown is certainly making waves in the industry. He new album "Fortune" hit the top of the Billboard charts selling over 134,000 copies.  Rockie Fresh, a 21-year-old upstart from Chicago, has signed with Rick Ross's Maybach Music Group. The announcement was made via Twitter. CEO Rick Ross replied to Fresh's comment. Shortly after, Fresh became a trending topic worldwide. Fresh's most recent mixtape, "Driving 88" was released in January. No word on when his debut album will be released. Actor/comedian Steve Harvey graces the cover of the latest issue of Ebony magazine. In the article, he discusses wealth building in addition to his career and what's next for him. Harvey host "Family Feud" currently. The latest issue of Ebony magazine is on newsstands now. On the tube: "Take Me Out" on Fox, "The Big Bang Theory" on CBS, "Duets" on ABC and "The Office" on NBC. Happy Thursday !