Now that singer Chris Brown is putting his legal woes behind him, the 20-year-old is getting back to the business of making music. Brown's latest song 'Not My Fault,' was leaked to the Internet Wednesday.

Although its not clear if the song was recorded before or after his relationship with Rihanna turned physical, the lyrics sound eerily familiar. "I picked up the paper and the headline reads/ It says single brokenhearted in some satin sheets/and I'm like why? We had a hell of a time."

The concept finds Brown claiming no responsibility for his love interest falling head over heels. "You see her mama called me, really steamed/She said my daughter won't eat and she won't sleep/She just cries."

Mary J. Blige is tapping into her youthful side on her recent release 'Stronger,' featuring Chris Brown. Blige and the 20-year-old teamed for the ballad, which appears on the mixtape 'Desert Storm South R&B.'

The song finds Blige's signature brawny vocals assisting Brown's soft whimsy as the two chronicle a sturdy relationship. "They say we weren't thinking/but guess what we made it/and we got 'em wondering how," the pair sing. "I will survive as long as its you by my side/I'm stronger/stronger/stronger," says the chorus. Brown plays background to Blige; simultaneously layering her hook with his own faint rendition. Despite a few cliches in the rhyme scheme Brown's understated presence assists in a solid offering for Blige, who is known for her relationship ballads.

As the buzz continues to build around Drake, some people are having a hard time waiting for his finished product. One company in particular decided they couldn't wait for the Toronto native's debut album and decided to put one together and released it themselves.

According to reports, Canadian Money Entertainment released 'The Girls Love Drake' on iTunes on May 28, in an attempt to profit off the rapper-turned-actor's popularity. The album includes songs from Drake's free mixtape 'So Far Gone,' which features sampled music that his camp is trying to clear before they can start selling the album.

Looks like Ghostface is back at it, and I must say I love it when Pretty Toney gets romantic. As promised, Ghost is through making songs about crack cocaine and shootouts and plans on channeling his sensitive side on his upcoming project. And, of course, a track titled 'Forever' has already leaked.

And it turns out, Ghost's new, smoother sound is part mid-life crisis -- the rapper is 39-years-old -- and part recession. Oh yeah, and let's not forget the most important reason: Ghost hasn't actually shot anyone in over a decade! Go figure!

Nicole "Hoopz" Alexander, winner of Flavor of Love Season 1, has moved on from reality TV stardom to bigger and better things. Flavor Flav's former flame has been added to the list of celebs with a sex tape, courtesy of porn peddler Mr. ZZee. Clips from the video, which is simply titled 'Hoopz Sex Tape,' leaked online, but the full video will be available on DVD and online "adult" sites.

After winning Flavor Flav's heart, Hoopz went on to star in the VH1 reality series 'I Love Money' -- where she grabbed the grand prize -- and was featured in a slew of calendars and men's magazines.

Looks like it must be nudie pic week. First, topless images of Bad Boy singer Cassie hit the 'net, now nude photos of Rihanna, or what is supposedly Rihanna, have surfaced. The naughty Rihanna pictures, which appear to have been taken on her camera, feature the pop diva in a (hotel?) bedroom and bathroom.

While some of the pics don't show the singer's face, one image is a head-to-knee shot of Rihanna's reflection in a bathroom mirror. An "I love you" message is scribbled on the mirror with what appears to be "Robyn" written underneath it. The singer's real name is Robyn Fenty.

In this "get it for free" music era, it's not difficult for eager fans to get a sneak peak of an album before it actually hits stores. The latest victim: Eminem. The rapper's comeback album 'Relapse' leaked onto the 'net this week. All 20 -- yes, I said 20 -- tracks of the rapper's first album in five years were unleashed two weeks before the actual release date. A few tracks from the album were being sprinkled around the 'net in the last couple of weeks, including the most recent offering 'Old Time's Sake,' featuring Dr. Dre.

Sticking with the obvious drug theme, 'Relapse' features several tracks that give some insight into Em's addiction while showing a vulnerable side via a series of confessions and revelations. On 'My Mom,' the rapper rhymes about inheriting his drug problems from his mother. He discusses his 2007 hospitalization for a near-overdose on 'Deja Vu' and admits to suffering from depression on 'Beautiful.'