Wednesday Roundup

Rapper Rick Ross now says that the past beef between he and rapper 50 Cent was no big deal and that he harbors no ill feelings toward the New York rapper. Fans will recall that the two feuded for some time before it all finally ended. Shortly before the release of her third studio album and after selling 20 million albums worldwide together, singer Lady Gaga and her manager Troy Carter are going their separate ways, according to Showbiz 411. Gaga and Carter have been working together since 2007, before the release of her debut album "The Fame", which earned Best Electronic/Dance Album at the Grammys and Best International Album at the BRIT Awards. They also put together her campaign for her sophomore album "Born This Way", which went platinum its first week; garnered its share of religious condemnation and earned a People's Choice award for Favorite Album, Best International Album and Best Western Album from Japan. In addition to album sales, Gaga has become a LGBT advocate, a philanthropist and fashion icon and has held the top spot of Forbes magazine's Top 100 Most Powerful Women since 2010. Gaga's album "ARTPOP" is set to hit stores on Nov. 11. It looks like Jonelle Monae fans won't be seeing the singer on tour as soon as expected. The singer announced the cancellation of concerts dates in "Anaheim, San Diego and Phoenix due to being placed on doctor recommended vocal rest. The tour was to promote her latest album "Electric Lady". She will return to the stage in Dallas on Nov. 9. On the tube: "The X Factor" on Fox, "Criminal Minds" on CBS, "47th Annual CMA Awards Live" on ABC and "Revolution" on NBC. Happy hump day!