SOULJA BOY'S LIFE CHRONICLED IN UPCOMING DOCUMENTARY: According to Allhiphop.com, a new documentary about Soulja Boy's life will be released next month. The documentary Soulja Boy - The Movie was done by Academy Award nominated director Peter Spirer. It will focus on Soulja's beginnings -- recording in his father's home studio in Mississippi and his rise to fame in 2004. Soulja Boy - The Movie is slated to be released to a variety of media platforms on October 18th.

MOBB DEEP RELEASES 'BLACK COCAINE' COVER: Mobb Deep has released the cover for their upcoming EP Black Cocaine. On the cover art, Prodigy said, "The cover art for the Black Cocaine EP was an idea I came up with then passed over to the [Sony] RED art department. They brought my thoughts to life." He added, "Havoc and I laughed the other day about how hustlers are gonna try to make real black cocaine when they see the cover and hear the music." The EP will drop on November 25th

• Check out Black Cocaine cover art: http://tinyurl.com/4xnpfaq

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SNOOP DOGG'S DAUGHTER PERFORMS FOR THE FIRST TIME: Snoop Dogg's 12-year-old daughter Cori B recently performed in Hollywood for the very first time. She performed her song "Do My Thang" at the "What's Trending" studios.

• Watch Cori B perform "Do My Thang" - http://tinyurl.com/3jnpsmf

DA T.R.U.T.H. TALKS NEW ALBUM: In an interview with Hiphopdx.com, Christian rapper Da T.R.U.T.H opened up about his new album The Whole Truth. He said, "I'm really excited. From a lyrical standpoint, I feel really good. It comes from a really sincere and honest place. This record is a symbol for me and my family. It's a memorial so to speak. It's a reminder to me of God's faithfulness and God's grace, and God's commitment to restore, giving another chance." He continued, "This record, I'm excited about it on a number of different levels, and I think the people are excited about it for many of the same reasons; what it represents."

Rap mogul Sean Combs, 41, took time out of his busy schedule to attend a history class at UCLA on Wednesday. Baron Davis, guard for the Cleveland Cavaliers, tweeted the above pic of Combs listening intently in class with other NBA players. Kevin Love, forward for the Minnesota Timberwolves is also in the photo.

While Combs may have been attending class just for a day (or more like a few minutes), the two NBA players, in addition to Russell Westbrook and Trevor Ariza, take their education more seriously. The men are all enrolled at UCLA during their hiatus from the NBA due to the NBA lockout.

All 4 NBA players serve as inspirations to Black kids everywhere. “I don’t want the lockout to go to December or January but just in case I’ve signed up to be in class in the fall,” Love said in an interview with ESPN.com. “I’m excited to have the opportunity to do so but I’m hoping my fall classes get cut short.”

Combs was on campus with his son, Justin Combs, 17, who is being considered as a possible recruit for the Bruins. Justin is a standout wide receiver at his private school in NYC.

Something tells us the enrollment rate for groupies at UCLA is about to soar

SO SO SAD NEWSSSS.....

The price of Gucci backpacks are about to skyrocket. According to the Atlanta Journal, a 13-year-old boy was beaten by as many as 6 youths who targeted him for his trendy Gucci backpack:
Four people accused of beating and robbing a teenager at a Forsyth County shopping center could be linked to other crimes in the area, police said Wednesday.
A 13-year-old boy required medical attention after being robbed of his Gucci backpack and beaten outside the theater Friday night at The Avenue Forsyth near Cumming. The teen sustained cuts and abrasions in the assault and was punched in the face, police said.
Roberto Emilio Basilio and Ayinde Kadeen Woodley, both 18, and Anthony Jason Riddle and Jose Luis Sotero, both 17, each face charges of theft by taking and robbery, both felonies, and battery, a misdemeanor, according to the Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office. Investigators believe at least two others may also have been involved in the crime. Source
But why was a 13-year-old boy walking around the streets at night with a $900 backpack? Why weren’t his parents arrested along with the thugs?