Thursday Dish

Immediately after being criticized by French Montana for his beefs with other artists, rapper 50 Cent took to Twitter to go in on the star  and said he's out of his league. Montana, meanwhile, stated during an interview that 50's record sales have declined since his first album, and his beefs with other artists have hurt more than helped him. Rapper Gunplay has been sentenced to prison for, you guested it, gun play. Authorities have video tape of the rapper and an accomplice attempting to rob a tax preparation office. No word on a sentence or when he'll be released. Singer Stevie Nicks now says she's sorry for saying she would have strangled Nicki Minaj for disrespecting her. She says her remarks were out of character and the result of a long, exhausting day of interviews. Meanwhile, Minaj is preparing to relaunch "Pink Friday: Roman Reloaded". The album will be re released in November. Fans of rapper Gucci Mane will be happy to know that the Atlanta MC plans to release ten albums next year. No word on when the first one will be released. Reportedly singer Beyonce has backed out of the planned remake of the film "A Star Is Born". The official reason being given is that the singer's schedule won't permit her to do it. No word on a replacement as yet. On the tube: "The X Factor" on Fox, "The Big Bang Theory" on CBS, "Last Resort" on ABC and "30 Rock" on NBC. Happy Thursday!