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Late, great iconic rappers, Tupac Shakur and the Notorious B.I.G., will be at the center of an upcoming episode of VH1’s new documentary series, “Famous Crime Scenes.” The series investigates some of pop culture and music’s most shocking celebrity deaths. The first episode will feature Tupac Shakur, and another will take a look into Biggie’s death.  Both rap legends were gunned down in the peak of their fame. Shakur was shot on the Las Vegas Strip in September 1996 and died, while his rival Biggie was gunned down just six months later while promoting his album Life After Death in Los Angeles.

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Sean “Diddy” Combs recently made a appearance on Anderson Cooper’s CNN show, “AC 360″, to discuss how his image affects people and his plans to recreate his image to leave a positive mark on society. In the past, the has had brushes with the law, including gun possession and assault charges. On the show, he spoke with guest host Wolf Blitzer about his desire to shed his bad boy image, and present himself as a role model in the fields of business and entrepreneurship.

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Pictures have emerged of Beyonce and Lady Gaga shooting their music video for ‘Telephone’ a joint off of Gaga’s Fame Monster. This is Gaga’s song, so as you see, they’re doing it Gaga’s way. The duo willl be paying homage to Quentin Tarantino as Bey is reportedly driving the truck that Uma Thurman drove in ‘Kill Bill’.   Tyrese is the leading man in the video and the vid is set to include scenes at a diner and…get this…a prison shower scene. Okay…

Steve Kroft profiles the superstar singer on the road and backstage where she explains what makes her one of the world’s most successful entertainers. Sunday, Jan. 31, 7 p.m. ET/PT.

Eight years in the making and fans are still awaiting the release of possibly the most anticipated album of his career. Holdups as continuous as each calendar day, The Doc does not expect to drop Detox before 2011. I got some (expletive) coming, believe me,” he tells The Guardian this weekend at Best Buy while promoting his Beats by Dre high end headphones. “I’m just trying to be a creator in among all this (expletive) that’s going on,” he added. Chairman of Interscope Records, Jimmy Iovine, who also happens to be Dr. Dre’s retail partner, explained their thinking behind Beats. “Three years ago we were talking about the deals that acts do,” Iovine recalls. “We said, ‘We gotta do something about sound.’ We went from analogue to digital and the digital revolution all went terribly wrong. So we said, ‘Screw the sneakers, let’s get into headphones and speakers’”, he continued. So when is Detox dropping? “I just want to get my music out and make sure that it’s heard in the right way. That’s all I give a (expletive) about,” Dre commented, beating around the bush. “I have to go out to clubs now [to prepare for Detox's release]. You need to understand what people are listening to.” When asked if Dre had yet created the perfect record for Detox, he replied, “I don’t think I’ve done that record yet. I’ll know what it is when it comes; I know exactly what it is in my head, but I haven’t done it yet. It’s close.”