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Drake debuted his video for “Miss Me” on MTV last night. Looks like Lil Wayne made an appearance after all. The video has been getting mixed reviews, what do you think?

As incoming freshmen and returning college students start the new school year they’ll comfort in knowing that imprisoned Lil Wayne shares their dietary pain. According to Weezy’s food order, courtesy of TMZ, the New Orleans emcee has a taste for ramen noodles, kool-aid, Doritos and—stamps, lots of em’. Read more for a snapshot of the alleged food order.

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Rapper T.I. was released early from federal prison in Arkansas today. T.I.’s defense attorney, Steve Sadow told XXL that T.I. will report to a half way house in Atlanta for two or three months.

T.I. was arrested in 2007 after attempting to buy unregistered machine guns and silencers from undercover federal agents. He originally faced a maximum of 10 years in prison as well as several $250,000 for charges in his three-count indictment. After spending time in house arrest and participating in several community and service activities, T.I. was able to reach a plea deal and a release date of March 10, 2010.

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 Teen’s Facebook status spares him from Rikers Island.

Words by Letese` Clark

At this very moment millions of people are tweeting or updating their Facebook statuses to tell the world of their everyday living. Some updates will make people laugh, some think, some sad, and some upset. Rodney Bradford, 19, of Harlem, New York is probably looking back at his Facebook status from Saturday, October 17 updated at 11: 49 A.M. and rejoicing since it was his escape from Rikers Island.

Hearing he was wanted for a robbery in Brooklyn the following day, Bradford turned himself in, confident he would be cleared. However, after a victim selected him out of a line up, he was charged with robbery in the first degree and shipped to Rikers. After Rodney Bradford Sr. discovered his son’s Facebook update, Bradford’s attorney, Robert Reuland, realized he had an unbeatable alibi. The district attorney subpoenaed Facebook for documentation that would prove Bradford had updated his account from his father’s home in Harlem. Surprisingly it worked. Rodney Bradford was released from prison based on his Facebook update.

Remember when your where younger and you found your mom going through MySpace inbox and didn’t talk to her for about week? What about the friend request you recently received from her on Facebook that you denied? It may be to your benefit to accept her friend request because she made provide your alibi if you’re in trouble. Some believe that social networks are a waste of time, but in Rodney Bradford’s case they were a savior.

http://www.cnn.com/2009/CRIME/11/12/facebook.alibi/index.html?eref=igoogle_cnn