Friday Facts

Rapper Lil Twist is scheduled to appear in court today in connection with an accident he had with singer Justin Bieber's car. The other problem is he reportedly was a no show because he was unaware of the court date. Only time will tell what will transpire as a result. All the cast members of "The Real Housewives Of Atlanta" will be getting their own spin offs. Kim Zolciak, Kandi Burress and Phaedra as well. No word on when the shows will premiere. While he still hasn't admitted dating Kylie Jenner, actor Jaden Smith opened up during a recent interview about his relationship with the teen Kardashian. He stated he was in Los Angeles and the two hung out together. Later, Jenner surprised him in New York. The two were first seen together at Justin Bieber concert in London where Smith was performing as one of his opening acts. Here's wishing the two the best. Let the Black Hippy movement begin. AB-Soul, Kendrick Lamar, ScHoolBoy Q and Jay Rock, collectively known as Black Hippy grace the cover of the upcoming issue of Respect magazine. All four recently appeared together as co-headliners with Macklemore at the Paid Dues Festival; now their headlining a series of magazine features featuring Lil Wayne, Wiz Khalifa, Nicki Minaj, Diddy, Kid Cudi, Tyga and Big Sean. There's still no word on when an album will be released. The new issue of Respect will hit stores on April 30. "Do Not Disturb" is a series of live music broadcast which showcases both emerging and established artist. The first event took place at the W in London where Skream, Disclosure, TEED kicked off the launch in style; while the second showing in Paris featured Cassius, DJ Deep & dOP and Alan Braxe. Both events proved hugely successful with over 250,000 people watching them live and over a million viewing the archive footage. Now, "Do Not Disturbed" is saving the best for the city that never sleeps with a guest list that includes performances from rapper Cam'ron and singer Solange Knowles (showing off her skills behind the turntables), as well as legendary DJs that will include the "Chocolate Boy Wonder" Pete Rock. In addition to performances, fans will get an opportunity to see the city of New York from the eyes of a "boss" as the broadcast offers one-of-a-kind views that give it the "Wow" factor. The "Do Not Disturb" finale can be seen live from the newly renovated E-Wow suite at the New York W in Times Square from 8 pm to 1 am on Thursday April 25. In theaters this weekend: "Oblivion". On the tube: "Kitchen Nightmares" on Fox, "Undercover Boss" on CBS, "Happy Ending" on ABC and "Fashion Star" on NBC. Make it a weekend!!