CAM'RON: Dropping a Song a Day for 30 Days

In case you haven't gotten enough of Cam'Ron, he's announced that he'll be releasing a new song every day for 30 days, except on weekends. The tracks will form a compilation called the UN Lost Files, which Cam is putting out to hold you over while he works on his album More Gunz, Less Buttah. That project will feature appearances from Wiz Khalifa, Nicki Minaj and T.I. -

DR. DRE, SNOOP DOGG: Star-Studded Reunion at Coachella

Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg's much anticipated closing set last night at the Coachella Valley Music Festival in Indio, California lived up to and even surpassed all expectations. The duo -- celebrating 20 years since they first worked together this year -- put on a show that not only included many of the highlights of those two decades, but dropped guest stars on the crowd like they were hot.

Eminem, 50 Cent and Tony Yayo, Warren G and Kurupt, Wiz Khalifa and Kendrick Lamar all joined Dre and Snoop, but maybe most impressive was the return via hologram of Tupac Shakur. The lifelike 3D replica of the slain rapper first did "Hail Mary" on his own then literally traded rhymes with Snoop on "2 of Amerika's Most Wanted." The late Nate Dogg, who was originally rumored to be returning as a hologram, didn't. But he was represented by a photo montage during the performance of "Ain't No Fun" with Warren G. and Kurupt.

The set began with Dre and Snoop rising to the stage from beneath it and ended with them returning to below the stage.

• They began with "Next Episode," which included verses of "Kush" "Ain't Nothin' But a G Thang" and "Gin and Juice." They then performed the first joint they ever did together, "Deep Cover."
• Their other songs included "Jump Around," "Drop It Like It's Hot," "California Love" (preceded by Frank Sinatra on the video screen singing "L.A. Is My Lady,") "What's My Name" and "Still D.R.E."
• Wiz Khalifa did "Young Wild and Free," Kendrick Lamar did his Dre-produced song "The Recipe"
• 50 Cent and Yayo did "P.I.M.P." and "In Da Club"
• Eminem did "I Need a Doctor" "Forgot About Dre" and "Till I Collapse"

Dre and Snoop are signed on for a return engagement next Sunday night at Coachella's second weekend. No word as to whether all their guests will return with them.

Also making appearances at Coachella this weekend: Rihanna, who guested with DJ Calvin Harris last night, and Usher, who joined David Guetta on stage during his set on Saturday.

LIL' WAYNE: Inks Four-Album Deal With Cash Money

According to the Young Money boss, I Am Not a Human Being Two will be the first out the gate, with a release "before summer." --

Source: Billboard

DIDDY: Someone's Sleeping in My Bed

Taylor's mom says her son suffers from mental illness -- and apparently he's been off his meds. --Source: New York Post

THE WEEKND: Woman Offers Sex for Concert Tickets

Strangely enough, the woman didn't specify which date she's interested in attending. But then again, maybe it doesn't matter. --

BEASTIE BOYS: Inducted Into Rock Hall

The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland added a little more hip-hop flavor on Saturday night by inducting the Beastie Boys, who follow Run-DMC and Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five into the Hall.

Beasties Adam "Ad Rock" Horowitz and Michael "Mike D" Diamond showed up to accept the honor and read a statement from bandmate Adam Yauch, who has been seeking cancer treatments for the past few years. Chuck D and LL Cool J, both former labelmates of the Beasties, gave them props in induction speeches that credited the New Yorkers with bringing hip-hop into the mainstream -- and introducing their own work to a larger audience.

Since Ad Rock and Mike D chose not to perform without Yauch, an all-star crew including Kid Rock, Travie McCoy and The Roots ran through a series of Beastie smashes like "Sabotage," "Rhymin' and Stealin'" and "No Sleep Til Brooklyn."