Wednesday Roundup

It looks like rapper Kanye West and reality television star Kim Kardashian are free to wed if they choose. A judge has dissolved Kardashians  72 day marriage to NBA star Kris Humphries. Rumors continue to swirl regarding what's really going on between the two, and only time will tell what will happen next. Stay tuned. Singer Miguel was reportedly warned not to perform the stunt that resulted in a fan being injured at the Billboard Music Awards. He approached producers and asked if he could perform the stunt, but producers said no. Miguel ignored the order. In essence, Billboard may be off the hook should a lawsuit be filed. Miguel has made no other comment other that telling the BBC after the incident that he was glad the young woman was okay.  Rapper Jay Z continues to make major moves. The rap icon has reportedly inked a deal with Samsung for a music streamline service. The service will allow consumers to stream lullabies of the rappers music to their children. No word on when the streaming will begin. Kanye West isn't the only person rapper J. Cole will face when he releases his sophomore album "Born Sinner". He's fighting against himself as he graces the cover of Billboard magazine. In the article, he discusses his fear of failing, which seeps through his music. The 26-year-old rapper looks more suited for the NBA than the rap game and describes camping outside Jay Z's New York City recording studio waiting to meet his idol. He became the first artist signed to Jay'z Rock Nation label. Although he had two less than stellar singles, he kept the faith. Faith and hard work have paid off handsomely as he on to have a No1 debut album with "Cole World: The Sideline Story". He's destined to continue making waves in the rap game. On the tube: "MasterChef" on Fox, "The American Baking Competition" on CBS, "The Middle" on ABC and "Dateline NBC" on NBC. Happy hump day!