UPDATE: According to EW Christina Aguilera will also appear on the episode which is slated to be the season finale. The picture above is from the set.

“The rapper, who released Recovery last week, shot a scene that takes place “at a platinum record party for his album, which by the time this airs will be platinum, I’m sure,” says Entourage creator Doug Ellin, adding: “He has a little conflict—a little beef—with Vince [Adrian Grenier].” While Eminem won’t be performing in the episode, Aguilera will.

The episode will air Sept. 12th.

Until the episode with Em drops check out 50′s spot on Entourage.

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The spies had been operating in the US for a number of years, setting up homes and taking on the names of the deceased. They’re currently facing charges in US courts, but have yet to be charged with espionage.

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With the No. 1 pick in the draft, the Washington Wizards selected Kentucky Wildcats point guard John Wall. Following him was a record number of his Kentucky teammates.

In all, five Kentucky players were drafted in the first round of the Draft — the first time it’s happened in NBA history.

Wall is the SEC player of the year, and the first Kentucky player to be chosen first overall. However, his team fell short of the Final Four, despite all the talent around him.

As a Wizard, he hopes he can help them bounce back after the team endured embarrassment when star Gilbert Arenas was suspended for the rest of the season for bringing guns into the locker room.

“I feel like I had pressure since I became No. 1 in high school and was one of the top players,” Wall said. “I always got there hungry wanting to fight hard and compete in every game, so when I step on the court I’m going to take on any challenge there.”

It’s unclear what his role will be with the Wizards. Will he replace Arenas? Or play alongside him? Making an exciting Wizards backcourt.

While Arenas is eligible to return, Wall said he isn’t opposed to taking the reigns if he doesn’t.

“I was always a leader by example being the first in the gym and the last in the gym,” Wall said. “But I’m a leader that doesn’t mind speaking up to the older guys.”

With the No. 2 pick, the Philadelphia 76ers took national player of the year Evan Turner from Ohio State; while the New Jersey Nets picked up Georgia Tech freshman Derrick Favors with the third choice.

The Minnesota Timberwolves followed by draftig Syracuse forward Wesley Johnson with the fourth overall pick.

Wall’s Kentucky teammate DeMarcus Cousins was taken by Sacramento at No. 5; Baylor’s Ekpe Udoh was picked by Golden State with No. 6; Detroit selected Georgetown center Greg Monroe with the seventh pick; and the Los Angeles Clippers went for Wake Forest’s Al-Farouq Aminu.

Butler’s Gordon Hayward went ninth to Utah; while the Indiana Pacers chose Fresno State forward Paul George with the 10th pick overall.

For a full recap and rundown of the 2010 NBA Draft, head over to NBA.com/Draft2010.

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The dramatic novel was released on June 1st with a CD of music to accompany the CD.

And since one of Styles P.’s biggest hits is the 2002 song “Good Times (I Get High)” – is an ode to marijuana smoking- the rapper kept his core fans base in mind, by wrapping the CD in smokable packaging.

“It’s like the cellulose wrap, that clear see through s**t. Smoke in consideration, big brotha,” Styles P. told AllHipHop.com. “It’s just in case you run out and you f**ked up. You know what I’m saying? You can go to that. Keep that in the cut.”

The 240-page novel was written over a two-year period, in conjunction with author Nikki Turner and released in paperback form through Random House.

The book centers around “Jake Billings,” a record store owner who shoots two men when they attempt to rob him.

Billings is stabbed a week after being sent to prison and he doesn’t emerge from a coma for two years. When he does, he finds that life his changed.

His sentence has been commuted but enemies still stalk him.

“It’s getting a great response. Its selling so I’m just grateful and appreciative of what’s going on,” Styles P. told AllHipHop.com. “Its basically an action packed mystery I don’t want to say [the ending], but I think people will learn that you can’t always judge a book by its cover.”

Style P.’s Invincible book and CD can be purchased along with T-shirts and other merchandise at StylesP.net.

HHNM: Hello Lloyd, thank you for taking out the time to talk to us. First things first: I love your music! So what are you up to these days?

Lloyd: Recording the new album and doing shows across the globe. Just got back fro London and Africa.

HHNM: As a fan, I would like to thank you for releasing ‘The Young Goldie EP’. Some great music there, all for free.

Lloyd: Your welcome. I did that for you and all of my other fans.

HHNM: Your buzz single ‘Set Me Free’ has been gaining some good momentum especially with the video releasing this past week. How was the experience of working with the just freed New Orleans co-native Mystikal?

Lloyd: It was electrifying. MC has a lot of energy and he hasn’t lost a step. No one else could have worked on that song. It was the perfect collaboration from the brass band track to the concept.

HHNM: Congratulations on the new deal with Interscope! Working with the team over there must be a refreshing experience for you. How is it different from The Inc / Def Jam?

Lloyd: Just a new energy and new drive. Creatively it’s different because it’s me and Pollow crafting the sound. I’ve never had this kind of artist/producer relationship before. We’re making some great music.

HHNM: So is there any bad blood between you and Irv Gotti / The Inc or is it all cool? Would you still consider a collaboration with Ja? You guys had some hit records together.

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Lloyd: I just let the past be the past and move forward. No bad blood and no hard feelings, just lessons learned. I wish all those guys the best.

HHNM: Great. Your previous two albums Street Love and Lessons In Love are underrated gems in my opinion. What kind of sound are you going for on your fourth album? Is ‘Love’ going to be the underlining theme this time around too?

Lloyd: Love isn’t necessarily the theme, but it’s definitely a big part of it. Lust, love, relationships, sex, it’s all in there. The sound is something you just have to hear. People will be surprised.

HHNM: Have you picked a title for it yet?

Lloyd: I’m throwing ideas around, but nothing official yet.

HHNM: I see. Tell us some of the artists and producers that you are working with on this album. I know you were in the studio with Polow Da Don a few days ago.

Lloyd: Me and Polow started it off a couple months ago, laying the foundation. I’m going in with the The Runners and Jim Jonsin again, and I’ve been talking to Swiss and Dr. Dre about getting in. No features yet.

HHNM: Will we get to hear another Lil Wayne collaboration soon? You guys clearly have some great chemistry.

Lloyd: With Wayne being away it’s gonna be hard for this album, but I may have something tucked away.

HHNM: Name one artist who you would really like to work with but haven’t got the chance yet.

Lloyd: Just one?

HHNM: Yeah.

Lloyd: … Kanye.

HHNM: Okay one last question and this might be a little hard to answer. It is something we ask everyone we interview here at Hip Hop N More: Prince or Michael Jackson and why?

Lloyd: I’m a huge fan of both and musically I put them on the same level, but as far as the one artist that had the single biggest influence on my music, that would have to be MJ.

HHNM: Alright Lloyd, thank you again for your precious time. Good luck on the new album, I can’t wait to hear it. Any shout outs or message to the fans?

Lloyd: Shout out to my YG team, Zone 4, and all my fans that have been patiently waiting. Stay up to date on

Eminem is the biggest selling album artist of the past decade, and he is no slouch so far in the 2010s. Recovery will be the rapper’s sixth consecutive #1 debut. Recovery is buoyed by the single “Not Afraid” which has already reached #1 and “Love the Way You Lie,” a new single featuring vocals from Rihanna which is currently sitting at #1 on the iTunes chart.

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Stallone himself would star as the “Teflon Don” in the film, which would tell the story of his life as the boss of the infamous Gambino Mafia family, as told through the memories of his son.

The elder Gotti was convicted for murder and racketeering in 1992 and died in June, 2002 at the age of 61.

According to TMZ, the project is far enough along in development that Stallone is ready to choose a screenwriter.

It’s not Stallone’s first time playing a mobster, but a previous attempt has probably been forgotten by most of today’s moviegoers: 1991′s “Oscar,” a John Landis-directed comedy about a gangster, played by Stallone, trying to go straight.

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