Eminem, Lil Wayne, and Drake will take the stage at Sunday’s Grammy Awards. The Grammy-nominated rappers, along with rocker Travis Barker, will perform their collaboration “Forever” live for the first time from the Staples Center in Los Angeles. Kanye West, who is also featured on the song, will not be part of the lineup.

Dang, can Kanye do anything besides Fashion week? The must only let Ye’ go to Fashion events, and church!

Other performers include Beyoncé, Black Eyed Peas, Lady Gaga, Maxwell, and Mary J. Blige. Usher, Celine Dion, Jennifer Hudson, Smokey Robinson, and Carrie Underwood will participate in a tribute to Michael Jackson.

The 52nd Annual Grammy Awards will air live Sunday at 8 p.m. ET/PT on CBS.

Last night, Tyrese announced on Twitter that

“BEYONCE’ & LADY GAGA asked me to be the LEADING man in their NEW VIDEO.. Were shooting TOMORROW!! PoW!!

They must have watched ‘Baby Boy’ for the first time, and wanted to see Jody in person. Hell, im suprised that B and/or Gaga knew who Tyrese was! No shade…Congrats on the move, BlackTy, Ty, or whatever your going by nowdays! Will Brandy be on the set with him? Imjussayin…Special thanks to my informant, Joe, for putting me on with this one!

Let’s all hope from this point, Tyrese don’t start to act too Hollywood! If so, we may have to show him the Coca-Cola commercial again!

Also, Tyrese recently stopped by the late night talk show ‘Lopez Tonight’ to promote his role in the new movie ‘Legion.’ During the visit the actor spoke of his relationship with R&B singer Teddy Pendergrass, who passed away on Jan. 14 at the age of 59. Not only does Tyrese plan to play Pendergrass in an upcoming biopic, he surprised the ‘Lopez Tonight’ audience with a cover of Pendergrass’ ‘Come Go With Me.’

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BET is continuing their effort to help raise funds for Haiti!

BET has just announced their telethon for next month. Ciara, Chris Brown, Mary J. Blige, and Pharrell are just some of the artists scheduled to participate in “S.O.S.: Saving OurSelves-Help For Haiti”

Queen Latifah and Sean “Diddy” Combs will co-host “S.O.S. Saving OurSelves: Help for Haiti,” a three-hour televised concert from the American Airlines Arena in Miami on February 5. The fundraising event will include appearances and performances by Ludacris, Justin Bieber, Robin Thicke, and many more.

“The devastation that has occurred in Haiti has broken my heart. My hope is that we can raise enough money to sustain a few of the relief organizations for quite some time as there is a lot of work to be done over there,” stated Pharrell in a press release. “The goal is not only to bring immediate relief to Haiti but to also rebuild the country and help the country move forward.”

The program will air on BET and Centric, as well as MTV and VH1, on Friday, February 5, at 8 p.m. ET. The proceeds will benefit Haiti relief organizations including Wyclef Jean’s Yele Haiti, CARE, and Project Medishare.

Master P is NOT feeling Lil Wayne these days…especially after Weezy lack of support for the N.O. Saints. Recently, Wayne expressed his opinion that he thought his home town New Orleans Saints would lose to Brent Favre and the Minnesota Vikings.

Well P has allegedly written a blog expressing his thoughts and his disappointment in Wayne’s choice. Read Percy Miller’s disappointment below:

“As a young child growing up in New Orleans, I always wanted to see the Saints go to the Super Bowl,” said P. “I’ve always worn black and gold colors as No Limit Jerseys and always represented for the New Orleans Saints by wearing their caps and jerseys. The comment Lil Wayne made about New Orleans Saints losing to the Minnesota Vikings, made no sense to me as a New Orleans native. This is our hope as a city after surviving Hurricane Katrina. This team should bring us together as people. I understand that he has the right to have his own opinion and comment or even root for another team if he wants to.

It’s just disappointing to hear this coming from a brother who was born and raised in New Orleans, made money off his music representing the city of New Orleans, talking about it in his lyrics. I’m from Uptown New Orleans and I don’t care who the Saints play against, how good the opposing team is, nor what the odds are against them. I would never go against my team, the New Orleans Saints, or root for an opposing team playing against them. We’ve been waiting to get to the Super Bowl for 40 years and if we do, we will celebrate in Second Line.

I guess we won’t be hearing any Superbowl songs from Lil Wayne unless the Vikings win. This is sad for the fans in the city of New Orleans because they really thought Lil Wayne was down. Most entertainers and athletes don’t realize that once you’re in the spotlight, you need to think about some of the things that you say because it will follow you throughout your career, good or bad.”(Hip Hop Wired)