Who: Mike Tyson and Snoop Dogg
What: The former heavyweight boxing champ and Snoop square off before playing each other in the new boxing video game Fight Night Round 4.
Where: West Hollywood, CA
When: June 22, 2009

Artist: Drama Feat. T.I., Snoop Dogg, Akon
Song: 'Day Dreaming'
Why You Should Watch: Drama brings together the best of Atlanta, the West Coast and Senegalese American singing producers in the video for the first official single off 'Gangsta Grillz: The Album II,' which is due in stores on May 19.

Snoop Dogg has found himself at the center of a $22 million dollar lawsuit filed by a man who claims he was hit by the rapper with a brass-knuckle microphone during a Seattle concert back in 2005. Snoop, whose real name is Calvin Broadus, took the stand for close to two hours on Friday (April 24) and denied his involvement in the altercation.

Richard Monroe, Jr. claims he was seriously injured after Broadus and members of his entourage and security beat him and poured alcohol on him while performing the single 'Gin and Juice.' Monroe says he was responding to what he believed to be a call for audience members to join the rapper on stage. Following the altercation Monroe claims he woke up backstage naked in a pool of blood.

Who: Snoop Dogg
What: The Doggfather posed with his wax figure, which cost a whopping $300,000 to create, at Madame Tussauds.
Where: Las Vegas, NV
When: April 20, 2009

Celebrities have been weighing in on the Chris Brown and Rihanna drama ever since the story broke a month ago. In a recent interview, rapper-turned-TV personality Snoop Dogg admitted that he'd love to have the troubled pair appear on his weekly MTV variety show 'Dogg After Dark' to discuss their apparent relationship issues.

"I would definitely have them on the show. I would have to have Dr. Phil on the show because that's not my section or department but I'm sure Dr. Phil would have some advice...If he wasn't available I would get Dr. Dre to come on the show for them," said Snoop in a recent interview.

The invitation to come on 'Dogg After Dark' was extended just days after Brown was charged with two felony assaults for allegedly attacking and beating Rihanna. Brown is due back in court to be arraigned on April 6. If convicted Brown could face a sentence ranging from probation to four years and eight months in a state prison.

It hasn't been confirmed if either party has accepted Snoop's invitation.

In a recent trip to Chicago to hear Minister Louis Farrakhan speak at the Nation of Islam's annual Saviour's Day convention, rapper Snoop Dogg revealed some very intriguing information. When asked by the Associated Press if he has intentions of converting to the Nation of Islam, the rapper revealed he's already part of the movement.

"I'm already in the Nation, that's why I'm here," Snoop told the AP. "I'm an advocate for peace. I've been in the peace movement ever since I've been making music. My whole thing is not about really trying to push my thing on you. It's just about the way I live, and I live how I'm supposed to live as far as doing what's right and representing what's right. That's why I was here today."

Snoop gave a $1,000 to the movement and said he'll always seek Minister Farrakhan's guidance.

Other rappers in attendance were Doug E. Fresh and T.I., who appeared via recorded video.

Snoop Dogg has signed on with MTV to host his own variety series titled 'Dogg After Dark.' The show will consist of interviews, sketch comedy bits, musical performances and will also feature the 'Snoopadelics,' Snoop's own house band.

"Snoop has been a mainstay across MTV screens for over a decade by pushing the boundaries of hip-hop with his signature antics, incredible catalog of music, legendary videos, larger-than-life personality and even a little controversy," says Van Toffler, president of MTV Networks. "I can't even begin to imagine MTV, my tumultuous career and several raging ulcers without the Dogg being such a big part of our history."