Friday Facts

The beef between singer Chris Brown and rapper Drake may be over, but the beef between Drake and Kendrick Lamar is just heating up. During the cypher portion of the BET Hip Hop Awards, Kendrick mentioned that nothing's been the same since the release of "Control". "Nothing Was The Same" is the title of Drake's latest album. Although it hasn't been confirmed, a verse on the song does seem to take jabs at the Toronto MC. Only time will tell where things will go from here. Stay tuned. Rapper Game is keeping his options to sign with Cash Money Records open. His contract with Interscope Records has expired and it remains to be seen what direction his career will take from here. Bad news for actor Blair Underwood. His new series "Ironside" reportedly earned the lowest ratings for an NBC drama in the network's history. No word on whether the network intends to cancel the show. The Rihanna/Teyanna Taylor feud doesn't seem to be ending anytime soon. After Rihanna's long delayed "Pour It Up" video, which features twerking and pole acrobats premiered, Taylor posted her own gyrating dance session with a caption that read "#RepresentForThe LittleButts". Some of her followers noted the timing with one person asking why she posted the clip. Some attacked Rihanna fans as well. The two have traded shots on social media after Rihanna male hair stylist posted a video suspiciously close to Taylor's singing Anita Baker's "Caught Up In The Rapture". During the height of their Twitter tiff, Rihanna never mentioned Taylor specifically. Meanwhile, Taylor did everything from warn the pop star to calling her "industry p***y and later a bully. During an interview Taylor stated she didn't understand Rihanna's motivation. Rihanna hasn't responded to Taylor's recent video. In theaters this weekend: "Gravity" and "Runner, Runner". On the tube: "MasterChef" on Fox, "Undercover Boss" on CBS, "Last Man Standing" on ABC and "The Michael J. Fox Show" on NBC. Make it a weekend!