Thursday Dish

Something's going on between tennis star Serena Williams and rapper Common. The two, who were linked awhile back, had a discussion regarding Common's current girlfriend. Williams then took to Twitter with some not so kind words for Common, reportedly. What's even stranger, Williams used Common's name in the tweets, but later deleted them. So far, there's been no comment from either regarding the matter. Mediatakeout.com is reporting that GQ magazine banned singer Chris Brown from it's "Man Of The Year" celebration due to the incident with ex-girlfriend Rihanna a few years ago. They even beefed up security reportedly. Fans will be happy to know that rapper Wale announced that he'll release a mixtape soon. It should be a hit with fans. Questions regarding why Andre 3000 has shied away from Outkast in recent years have been looming for sometime, now the enigmatic MC attempts to answer those questions on a forthcoming song with fellow Atlanta rapper T.I. from Tip's album "Trouble Man". In the song "Sorry",  Three Stacks reportedly apologizes for being awkward. During a recent interview with Hot 97, Big Boi, one of few who've heard the song, said he didn't understand the sentiment. When Peter Rosenberg and Cipha Sounds suggested that Andre was referring to either his behavior at shows or his refusal to tour, Big Boi said he could only understand the latter. Fans can hear "Sorry" for themselves when "Trouble Man" hits stores on December 18. There's a breakup on the horizon in the Kardashian clan. According to the National Enquirer, Bruce and Kris Jenner are headed for divorce. According to the article, Kris flirts with younger men in Bruce's presence, among other things. There's been no comment on the matter from either. One Kardashian hook up. Rumor has it that Jaden Smith and Kendall Jenner are an item. The two have been dating for a while now. Be sure to tune in to the "Grammy Tribute To Whitney Houston". Jennifer Hudson and Celine Dion are among the performers who will pay tribute to the late singer who died suddenly in February. 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!