Thursday Dish

Singer Chris Brown will appear in court today for a progress hearing regarding his probation. The singer tested positive for marijuana in Virginia in November, and the judge in the case wants to take a look at his community service hours as well. The singer posted a picture of himself and his crew in Halloween costumes with a caption that read "ain't nobody f****** with my clique". Someone needs to grow up. Rapper Lil  Wayne won't be appearing in court anytime soon since he's been advised by a doctor not to take anymore flights after having back to back seizures on back to back flights. He's currently resting at his mother's home and will take a bus back to his home in Miami. The Game may have may to deal with backlash regarding the cover art of his latest album. The art features a Black Jesus Christ dressed in gang colors with a teardrop tattoo and marijuana leaves around him. Game explained the art by saying the art work is designed to show his contradictory lifestyle. He says he believes in God but is still thugging. There appears to be another Kim Kardashian tape more raunchy than the one that made her famous. Sources claim the tape is being sold for $4 million dollars. In the meantime, Kardashian's boyfriend Kanye West was all smile when she picked him up from the airport. He even hugged and took pictures with the same photographer who angered him she asked if the couple knew that Kardashian's ex-boyfriend Reggie Bush was dining in the same place with his new lady love. Rapper Snoop Dogg a.k.a. Snoop Lion has debuted a new video, which should be a hit with fans of the West Coast rap icon. After dissing both Young Jeezy and Yung Joc recently, Gucci Mane's war path continues. During a recent interview with Atlanta's Hot 107.9, the Brick Squad rapper fired a few shots at Yo Gotti and had less than kind words for former associates Nicki Minaj and French Montana. Gucci went on to say he felt disrespected by Gotti after released his mixtape on October 17, the same day Gucci released his mixtape, "Trap God". Gucci added that he lost respect for Gotti after he confronted him about the release date and he acted as though he didn't know that it was spoken for. As for Minaj and Montana, who both had ties to the Atlanta rapper during the early days of their careers, Gucci said "just because you keep it real with people, you can't expect them to keep it real with you". He added that when people become famous they forget about those who helped them get where they are. So far, no response from Minaj, Montana or Gotti. On the tube: "The X Factor" on Fox, "The Big Bang Theory" on CBS, "The 46th Annual CMA Awards" on ABC and "The Voice" on NBC. Happy Thursday!