Artist: Keyshia Cole feat. Monica
Song: 'Trust'
Why You Should Watch: Cole seeks advice from fellow songbird Monica in the video for her latest single off her third album, 'A Different Me.'

Keyshia Cole wants everyone to know that her biological mother, Frankie Lons, is not dead. Contrary to the rumors that hit the net stating that Frankie was in a tragic car accident, Cole is proud to announce that her mother is alive and well.

"The rumor has absolutely no truth to it -- Frankie has not been in any accident of any kind and is doing well at home in Atlanta," Cole said in a statement released by her label Interscope records. "We want to thank all of Frankie's fans for their support."

Cole's mother who is featured on her hit reality show 'Keyshia Cole: The Way It Is,' is undoubtedly the most colorful character on the show. Lons is a recovering drug addict and moved to Atlanta with Cole after being released from prison. Cole, who was adopted by another family as a child, has been candid about her once strained relationship with her mother. Now in its third season, the show chronicles the ups and downs of their family life while living in Atlanta.

Just in time for Valentine's Day, Keelay, minus his production partner and friend Zaire, hit the streets of San Francisco to get the public's opinion on the perfect gift for his imaginary girlfriend, Keyshia Cole. The duo's new project, 'Ridin' High,' is due in stores on March 10.

Check out the video after the jump.

Artist: Keyshia Cole
Song: 'You Complete Me'
Why You Should Watch: The songstress promises to give her beau 100% in the wintry video for the second single off Cole's latest album. Buy 'A Different Me' on Amazon

When Keyshia Cole hit the music scene with her debut release 'The Way It Is' she was automatically typecasts as an attitude having woman scorned using her music to appeal to fans who have gone through the same problems. Yet over the past three years her career has flourished so its fitting that she finally gives listeners a take on 'A Different Me.' Gone are the many snail paced break-up songs, alternatively a balance of relationship topics strive to level this effort.

The lead single 'Playa Cardz Right,' featuring the late Tupac Shakur, is probably the best example of how much things have changed in Cole's music. Instead of screaming "I should've cheated" or "I just want it to be over" she seductively invites her mate to step his game up if he wants to claim her as a prize. The Polow Da Don-produced 'Make Me Over' is somewhat of an off the wall endeavor that feels more like big band swing music than R&B. It does more to further steer her new sound in a different direction, but little to keep your attention.

T-Pain and Lil Wayne not only have the charts on lock but now they are taking their musical chemistry to the stage on a joint tour. It was announced yesterday that the two along with Keyshia Cole and Gym Class Heroes will be coming to a city near you starting December 13.

The eight-week tour is perfect timing as T-Pain has just released his third album, 'Thr33 Ringz,'and Cole's latest, 'A Different Me,' will hits stores on December 16. Not to be outdone Lil Wayne released the mixtape, 'Dedication 3,' today while still high on the success of the double platinum 'Tha Carter III.'

New York City's Lincoln Center was the location of last night's third annual 'Black Girls Rock Awards' ceremony. Among the award recipients and attendees were Erykah Badu and Keyshia Cole.

Cole, who won the 'Soul Sister' award, was not able to attend due to a delayed flight. The 'Rock Star' award was presented to Badu, who stepped on stage decked in a black and white top hat, stiletto heels, and a huge baby bump. She thanked her fans and Sylvia Rhone, president of her label, Universal Motown Records, but made no mention of her pregnancy.

Other musicians, such as Ryan Leslie and Teyana Taylor were also in attendance. The two presented the 'Who Got Next Award' to London-based singer Estelle.

Black Girls Rock is a non-profit organization designed to mentor and empower young women of color through the arts. The organization was started by DJ Beverly Bond, a former model who has expanded her career to music and toured with Badu, Musiq and The Roots. Bond has also produced hits for stars like songstress Alicia Keys.