Just one day after being detained at a British airport, Busta Rhymes is being allowed to perform at a charity concert at London's Royal Albert Hall on Friday night. The rapper was detained by London authorities when he arrived at the airport on Thursday. British immigration officials were attempting to have the rapper sent back to the due to his criminal record. "We are selective about who we let into the UK and will oppose this entry to the UK of people who have been found guilty of serious criminal offenses abroad," a spokesperson for the Immigration Department said in a statement. "It's important that people play by the rules and earn the right to stay."
A high court judge ruled in Rhymes' favor and ordered that the rap star be released and allowed to perform at the concert. John Legend and Ludacris are also set to perform at the show, which celebrate 5,000 fans who obtained tickets by doing volunteer work.

It was a packed house at Long Island, New York's Jones Beach Theater and concertgoers at the 2008 Rock the Bells international festival were in hip-hop heaven. While the traveling festival features more than 20 hot acts, it was the headliners and surprise appearances that garnered the most excitement from the New York crowd. This year's festival was all about reunions. A recently reunited Fatlip, Slimkid3, Imani and Bootie Brown, better known as
Busta Rhymes
Busta Rhymes
New York rapper 
Perpetually in trouble with the law, 



