So basically, Diamond D has signed a multi-album deal with Babygrande Records. On the 14th of Octobe Who said Mr. Magic never played Public Enemy? Full Article at XXL

You might recognize her but probably not. Diamond use to be a member of agroup called Crime Mob. They had a couple of hits but now she decided to go solo dolo and her first single is featuring Cee-Lo aka Gnarles Barkley from Goodie Mob. Full Article at Bossip

Cee-Lo, known for his fantastic collaborations (Gnarls Barkley and Goodie Mob) and solo work, is again working on something new. This time, he got together with relative no-names and vocalists Ace, Hank, and Monte to form the Good Time Guys. Full Article at Prefix

So I'm watching Ego Trip's "Miss Rap Supreme" last night and couldn't help but notice that most of t A few months ago, when Busta Rhymes kissed Q-Tip on stage and told him how much he loves him, I thou So I saw Vibe Magazine's Eminem cover over at... Full Article at XXL

[Every weekday from Nov. 9 to Nov. 20, Song of the Day will survey the past decade, one year (and one song) at a time, with an emphasis on America's most popular music. Full Article at NPR

So in one way, at least, it was 1995 again at B. B. King Blues Club & Grill on Friday night, when Goodie Mob arrived, following several years of fracture, as part of its reunion tour. Full Article at Brooklyn Vegan

Depending on who is writing the history book, 1995 was either a great or frustrating time for Goodie Mob. That year the Atlanta foursome released its debut masterpiece, “Soul Food” (LaFace), one of its city’s defining hip-hop documents. Full Article at The New York Times

The folks at Hip Hop Official caught up with ATL’s recently reunited Goodie Mob during a stop on the Cypress Hill Smoke Out tour. Full Article at The Urban Daily

Musicians and night-club proprietors live complicated lives; it’s advisable to call ahead to confirm engagements. 237 W. 42nd St. (212-997-4144)—Nov. 11: Ghostface Killah. Full Article at The New Yorker

The stars turn out for the very last installment of a 10th-anniversary victory lap for "SpongeBob SquarePants" (8 p.m. , Nickelodeon). Full Article at SouthCoastToday.com

The stars turn out for the very last installment of a 10th-anniversary victory lap for “SpongeBob SquarePants” (7 p.m. , Nickelodeon). Full Article at Lawrence Journal World

tool goes here REASON TO WATCH: Culmination of the 10th anniversary 'Bob party, plus lots of special appearances, and -- are you ready, kids? -- a new, stop-motion opener, by Cee-Lo Green of Gnarls Barkley. Full Article at Belleville News-Democrat

REASON TO WATCH: Culmination of the 10th anniversary 'Bob party, plus lots of special appearances, and ... are you ready, kids? ... a new, stop-motion opener, by Cee-Lo Green of Gnarls Barkley. WHAT IT'S ABOUT: Well, two things, actually. Full Article at Ventura County Star

Jack Splash, who’s produced for industry heavyweights like Alicia Keys, Cee-Lo, and John Legend, has just released “In the Future (ft. Kelis)” from his upcoming mix tape, Heir to the Throne, Vol. 1. Full Article at PopMatters

Published October 29, 2009 11:56 pm - Old-fashioned pipe organs playing minor-key melodies have their place, but let’s just admit that spending All Hallow’s Eve listening to “The Monster Mash” is no way to party. Full Article at The Herald Bulletin

The Goodie Mob reunion got super-serious last night, as the reformed Atlanta rap crew that features Cee-Lo performed their defining paranoid single "Cell Therapy" at the BET Awards last night. Full Article at Prefix

“ I wanted to sound as black as I could,” says the blue-eyed soul singer. “I'd copy guys like Jackie Wilson or James Brown, get a sore throat, come back and start again. Full Article at Globe and Mail

Dyfuse does not claim credit for any images featured on this site, unless otherwise noted. . All visual content, copy and images, is copyright to it's respectful owners. Full Article at Glam.com

how did common go from making finding forever which is a modern classic to making that absolute abortion in just one year LF: Lil wayne probably lost his passion circa Carter 2. LFLS was dope to me b’cos of Wayne’s contributions. Full Article at Nah Right