Lil Wayne after released from jail, now there is a rumor said that Lil Wayne Punched Drake at the concert. And source are reporting said, “Here’s the info we got, from a MEMBER OF YOUNG MONEY. There’s been growing FRICTION between Drake and Lil Wayne, and last Saturday night – it BLEW UP!!! The insider explains, [Mack Maine and Baby] set it up so that Saturday would be Wayne’s coming out party. But he didn’t want to do it. . . Wayne has some bad feelings with Drake, he feels that Drake left him out there while we was [locked up]. So Wayne didn’t want to do the concert.”

Weezy has been upset with his young protege because he felt that Drake hasn’t been there for him through this whole prison ordeal. In fact things got so out of hand that the two apparently didn’t speak to each other until they were on stage at their concert in Vegas on Saturday. Concert goers say that everything seemed fine on the surface, and the two rocked the house, but it wasn’t until after the show was over that things began to heat up.

A conservatively dressed Paris Hilton faced Judge Joe M. Bonaventure in a Las Vegas courtroom this morning, and, as expected, entered guilty pleas to two misdemeanors, drug possession and obstructing an officer.

Paris Hilton appeared at a Las Vegas court this morning to face a judge after her arrest last month for possession of cocaine. As rumored, she worked out a plea deal to avoid having to serve jail time — Paris pleaded guilty to the charges and will now have to serve 200 hours of community service and pay a $2,000 fine. She was also sentenced to one year of probationand was warned that any violation could result in time behind bars. Paris’s latest legal ordeal was apparently a sobering event for her, and friends say now that she’s ready to leave the club scene behind and focus more on building her businesses.

Giants legend Bobby Thomson passed away on Tuesday, and we call him a legend because of this moment: a walk-off, pennant-winning home run against the Brooklyn Dodgers that still stands as one of the very most memorable homers in the history of baseball. Here’s video of Thomson’s “shot heard ’round the world.” It was October 3, 1951, and the then-New York Giants, who hadn’t placed higher than third in the National League in thirteen years, found themselves in the third and final game of a tie-breaking playoff series with the cross-town Brooklyn Dodgers. The winner was to face the New York Yankees in the World Series.

We will likely never know whether this story is true; regardless, the moment is unforgettable, thanks in part to announcer Russ Hodges’ dramatic home run call.