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B.o.B’s hit single ‘Magic’ featuring Weezer frontman Rivers Cuomo is an irresistable party track that has been burning up the KiSS 92.5 airwaves all summer long, and the just released music video mirrors that party vibe perfectly…

Watch B.o.B and Rivers team up for a lawn party performance in the video here on KiSS925.com!

Jay-Z opened his four-show Home And Home Tour with Eminem on Thursday night by declaring victory — not over his headlining partner, but for his genre.

“Take this in. Ladies and gentleman, this is hip-hop music and this is how far we’ve come. We’re rockin’ stadiums!”

Perhaps deferring to the hometown headliner — Jay-Z went light on guests in Detroit but did bring out Jeezy for a four-song mini-set, while Memphis Bleek joined in as hype man for two-thirds of the show, starting with “Take Over” and “You Don’t Know,” and had the crowd twirling T-shirts during “Big Pimpin’.”

Eminem clearly felt that he had something to prove Thursday night, “Goddamn it, Detroit, I’m back, man,” said Eminem, sweating profusely through his gray T-shirt. “Did you miss me, or what? Goddamn, it feels good to be back!” He had plenty of help with his return. In addition to hype man Denuan Porter — the D12 mate who’s replaced Eminem’s late mentor Proof — at his side, there was DJ Alchemist and a full band that featured “Lose Yourself” and Was (Not Was) alumnus Luis Resto on keyboards, as well as an extensive stack of pre-recorded vocal layers. Detroit rapper Trick Trick came out for some hometown love with “Welcome 2 Detroit,” while the rest of D12 came out for “Fight Music,” “Purple Pills” and the comical “My Band.”

 B.o.B., who opened the evening with his own half-hour set, recreated “Airplanes Pt. II,” though Eminem band singer Liz Rodrigues subbed for Paramore’s Hayley Williams – as she also did for Rihanna on “Love the Way You Lie” and Dido on “Stan.”

Drake made the scene for a version of his hit, “Forever,” proclaiming it an “honor” to perform with “the legend that is Eminem.” 50 Cent joined Eminem for “Patiently Waiting,” then gave the star a break while he performed “I Get Money” and “In Da Club” with G-Unit cohort Lloyd Banks.

The stadium shook when Dr. Dre came on stage for “Still Dre” and “Nuthin’ But a ‘G’ Thang,” with Eminem taking up Snoop Dogg’s parts.

It was a winning night, even if it wasn’t a competition, and Eminem appeared genuinely touched as he dedicated “Lose Yourself” to the hometown fans who showed him such great support since 2005. “I am so motherf***ing happy to be back!” he declared. The feeling was mutual.

Source Billboard.com

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The “Hollywood Reporter” has published a list of celebrities who were asked to appear on “Dancing with the Stars” . . . but turned down the opportunity.  Here’s the list :

Sylvester Stallone

Condoleezza Rice

Erin Brockovich

Ann Coulter

Mark Zuckerberg

Sir Richard Branson

Kirstie Alley

Drew Carey

Suzanne Somers

Ryan O’Neal

Jamie Lee Curtis

Law enforcement sources tell us L.A. County Sheriff’s deputies pulled over the multi-platinum selling rapper and his wife in a Maybach on Sunset Boulevard around 10:18PM. Deputies say they smelled marijuana.

When searching the vehicle cops found a controlled substance. Law enforcement sources tell us the controlled substance was not cocaine, but rather the class of controlled substance that triggered the arrest includes methamphetamines and ecstasy.

The couple just got married on July 30 in Miami, and T.I. — real name Clifford Harris Jr. — is on probation after doing seven months in prison on federal weapons charges.

Law enforcement sources say both T.I. and Tameka were booked on felony possession of a controlled substance.

We’re told T.I. and Tameka are in custody right now. Bail amount is $10,000.