Hip-hop star Bow Wow gets his heartbroken in the official video for "Ain't Thinking About You", his first single featuring Chris Brown.

Academy Award winner Forest Whitaker stars as Al Collins, a high school basketball coach, who assembles a team of players who had previously attended five different schools and leads them to the championship following Hurricane Katrina. Taraji P. Henson, Bow Wow and Lil Wayne are among the film's other stars.

Young stars Chris Brown, Bow Wow and Pleasure P team up on "Can't Let Her Go", a new track that supposedly hails from Mr. Brown's recording sessions of Graffiti.

This can best be summed up as "just average" or "nothing special", from the annoying trances in and out of auto-tune to the song's overall content, it fails to become anything more than lackluster.

Rapper Bow Wow is officially the newest signee to Lil Wayne and Birdman’s label Cash Money Millionaire, he confirmed on Sunday.

“I’m officially the newest member to the Cash Money team!” the 22-year-old wrote on Twitter. “Bow Wow, Wayne, and Drake? Who [gonna] stop that trio! Shout to Stunna for believing in me and givn me a chance. Shout out 2 Wayne for letn me walk on board! And my YM family and Cash Money family.”

The announcement comes just months after Bow Wow said he was hanging up the mic after his seventh album New Jack City II to pursue acting and business ventures. “This my last album because for me, there’s no more that needs to be done on the music side,” he said at the time. “There’s nothing more that I want to accomplish that I haven’t seen yet.”

Just last week, Lil Wayne publicly announced Bow Wow’s Face Off collaborator Omarion as a new addition to the Young Money family, while on stage at the “America’s Most Wanted Music Festival” in Universal City, Calif.

After announcing his retirement, Bow Wow has created a homemade video for "She's My", courtesy of LBW Entertainment, to continuously promote his supposedly last album, New Jack City Part 2.

"You Say", is the lead single for the Japan edition of Elliott Yamin's sophomore album, Fight For Love, which was released this past Tuesday.

Slim, formerly of the famed group 112, has finally released the video for his second solo single, "Heels On", which features assistance from Ron Browz and Deezo.

After the disappointing sales of his current album, New Jack City Pt.2, which debut at No.16 selling 31,000 copies, Bow Wow has officially announced that this album will serve as his last.

“This my last album because for me, there’s no more that needs to be done on the music side,” said the 22-year-old rapper, who’s released seven albums throughout his career. “There’s nothing more that I want to accomplish that I haven’t seen yet.”

Check out his promise to hang up the mic below:

I don't know why, but I found this whole clip hilarious, watching him make excuse after excuse as to why he's chosen to focus on other areas, instead of just telling the truth or simply saying nothing at all. To put it plainly, Hip-Hop truly stopped caring about Bow Wow a long time ago and this whole ordeal just sounds like he's trying to say he's retiring, before he get dropped by his record label.

That said, best of luck to him and be on the lookout for an album review coming soon.

Solange Knowles, Sophia Bush, AnnaLynne McCord, Bow Wow, Brody Jenner, and Cody Linley, all take part in OP's Summer Music 2009 campaign.

Bow Wow and Ne-Yo, who are very close to Chris Brown and/or Rihanna, have openly expressed their thoughts on teh alledged altercation that happened between the two.

Bow Wow: “I mean, being in the business, the first thing is ‘ah, it’s false, another rumor, bloggers just wanting to have traffic to their site. But when the story was unfolding, it was kind of shocking to all. Chris is a good friend of mine. We’ve had the opportunity to tour together. And then Rihanna, she’s just a beautiful person. Period. Never done no wrong to nobody. I’ve been in a high profile relationship before and I know how it feels when everybody’s in your business. It just puts more pressure. And the only way they’re going to get over the situation is just to let them deal with it. And that’s what I really want to do. I’m praying for them both.”

“Just shocking. I mean we heard what happened but we really didn’t get a visual for it. But I mean hey, man. The picture speaks for itself.”

Ne-Yo: “I wanted to talk to them before I made a comment. I spoke to Rihanna. She says she’s fine. She didn’t go into detail about what happened. I understand it’s a painful situation; I didn’t push. I saw the picture. That just really — that hurt me to my heart, man. Again, I still don’t know what happened, ’cause I haven’t had the opportunity to talk to Chris yet. But to take it to that level really hurt my heart. All I can say is, I’m praying for both of them. They’re both in my prayers. I haven’t had a chance to talk to Chris yet. I just wanna sit down and talk to that dude and just explain if he doesn’t understand: ‘That’s not something that’s excusable, bruh. You have to get a little smarter about whatever it is going on in your relationship. You have to get a little smarter about how you handle certain situations.’”

The video for Bow Wow's latest single 'You Can Get It All' featuring Johnta Austin, premiered in full yesterday. Check out the Hype Williams directed video below:



The song actually isn't that bad, but it fails to break the trend from becoming your traditional Bow Wow track. As for the video, its pretty much run of the mill also, but it does accurately suit the song.

Bow Wow's sixth album, New Jack City II, is slated to arrive in stores on March 31st.

The Hip Hop Summit Action Network Inaugural Ball at the Harman Center for the Arts took place on January 19, in Washington, DC.

Guests included: Bow Wow, Ashanti, and LL Cool J, among others.

'Roc Da Mic' featuring Jermaine Dupri is the new single from Bow Wow’s sixth solo album, 'New Jack City Pt. II', due out this March. The video for the J.D.-produced song was directed by Hype Williams and shot in Los Angeles. Check it out:

Serves it's purpose, I guess.

Bow Wow and Jermaine Dupri talk just alike, walk just alike, and have the same swagger on 'Roc Da Mic'. The track, which samples Doug E. Freshs 'La Di Da Di', is the new single from Bow Wow's sixth solo album 'New Jack City Pt. II', due out at the end of March. Check it out:



Pretty nice track.

At the ripe age of 21, rapper Bow Wow is already seriously considering retirement. "After the eighth album, I'm done," the rapper told MTV News.

In the interview, Bow Wow says acting is his passion and he wants to direct all his focus to the screen. His seventh album, The Pedigree, is due out later this year. "[I have] probably one more in me and that's eight. Like, I'm one [album] behind Nas, and that's crazy."

What kind of a path does Bow Wow see for himself? "I wanna be the next Will Smith," he says. Bow Wow is continuing his acting career with a much talked about role on the upcoming season of Entourage. He even has a sex scene.

"I know the girls, they're going to go crazy when they see it," Bow Wow says. "I know when I look back at it, when I see it, I'm gonna be like, 'Damn! Look at this. This is crazy!' I stun myself sometimes."

Hip-hop star Bow Wow is set to release his seventh studio album 'Pedigree' later this year, and the video for the LP's first single 'Marco Polo' made its debut today on F'NMTV. Check it out below:



Neither the song or the video do anything for me, in fact, both have me asking one question: Where is JD?

Check out a preview of Bow Wow's new video for “Marco Polo”, which will premiere in full force this Friday on “FNMTV.” The song, which features Soulja Boy Tell’em, is the first single off his new album Pedigree, due out later this year.



In other Bow Wow news, the rapper turned actor will play Charlie, an up-and-coming comedian, on HBO’s hit show “Entourage.”

It seems like it has been one thing after another Bow Wow, but this time he took it a step further by dissing his former collaborator Omarion on a remix of Hot Stylez 'Looka Boy'. Check it out:



Did they break up or something? It kind of funny because a few month ago, he was calling him the Prince of R&B.

On a recent Youtube webisode, rapper Bow Wow takes aim at what he calls 'The Hater': Check out the video below:



I agree to a certain extent, I wouldn't call myself a hater, I definitely express my opinion which I'm entitled to, and trust me there is definitely a difference.

However, if Bow Wow didn't always come off as a cocky jackass, considering his music doesn't really live up to his attitude IMO, then I think some of the so called 'hating' would possibly disappear.