Wednesday Roundup

The Michael Jackson wrongful death trial is still underway and the judge in the case has issued a parental guidance. He ruled that only one of Michael's siblings could be in the courtroom at a time along with mother Katherine. Reportedly, concert promoter AEG intended to summon members of the family to testify regarding the family's intervention in Michael's drug use. Just when it looked like "Real Housewives Of Atlanta" couple Porsha and Cordell Stewart had called it quits and left the show, it's been revealed that the couple has been asked to return. Radaronline is reporting that the divorce drama was made up. On word on when the pair will return to the set. Singer Rihanna is making up the Texas concert dates she missed due to illness and is honoring tickets for the Dallas show at the American Airlines Center on Nov. 11 and in Houston at the Toyota Center on Nov. 14. In addition, her documentary, "777" will air this Monday. Rapper Snoop Dogg, aka Snoop Lion, isn't concerned about having beef with singer Bunny Wailer. Wailer has accused Snoop of using the Rastafarian religion. Snoop says he won't be effected by Wailer's negative energy. Rather ironic that the allegations are being made considering that Wailer appears in Snoop's documentary. Rapper Method Man is calling out rapper Macklamore. During a recent interview, Meth recounted how while watching Macklamore's MTV performance the up and coming star proceeded to walk atop fans. Meth has been known to do this and now says Macklamore stole his move. He even asked Denver fans to literally make Macklamore feel the pain if he attempts the move again by dropping him like a bad habit. So far, Macklamore hasn't commented. Rapper J. Cole is feeling very generous. He's released the "Truly Yours 2" EP. The free six-track release is the second installment of the "Truly Yours" series and includes collaborations with Young Jeezy and 2 Chainz. His next album, "Born Sinner" is due on June 25. On the tube: "American Idol" on Fox, "Survivor Caramoan: Fans Vs Favorites" on CBS, "The Middle" on ABC and "The Voice" on NBC. Happy hump day!