Florida Sentinel Bulletin

Things aren’t looking too good for Meek Mill in his fight to be allowed to travel for work. The Philly rapper filed a request to have his traveling restrictions lifted, and was denied.

A judge decided that the 25-year-old is not allowed to tour, or perform, except in the event that he’s doing charity work. Meek filed the request late last week, and during his probation hearing Monday, Common Court Pleas Judge Genece Brinkley showed him no mercy. “You need to get yourself together,” she said.

Noting his previous violation of her order to halt performing as of Nov. 16, Brinkley served him with a cold harsh slice of reality. “Christmas is dead for him,” Brinkley added. “You are going to be home for Christmas and New Year’s.”

The young father’s legal issues stem from gun and drug offenses that could have put him behind bars for up to a decade.

Evelyn Lozada isn’t scared that her ex will attack her (again) and has asked a Florida judge to lift the restraining order against him.

The Basketball Wives star, and Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson reunited in a Florida courtroom Monday, and put a portion of their legal drama behind them.

Chad has been on a tour of contrition on TV and the Internet ever since … apologizing left and right … and admitting he has an anger problem. Chad also revealed that he’s getting professional help to deal with his rage issues.

During the court hearing, the judge asked Evelyn if she had been threatened or coerced into making the request to drop the order … to which she replied, “No.”

The judge also asked if she was afraid of Chad … and she also replied, “No.”

The judge granted Evelyn’s request.

What do you get the guy who has everything? If you’re Beyoncé, and Jay-Z is your husband, then you get him a $5 million watch.

In honor of his born day last week, Bey gifted her better half with a Hublot “Big Bang” timepiece.

Hublot is famous for its luxury watches, but the hefty price tag is due in part to the  amenities. The watch boasts 1,282 diamonds, over 100 carats of baguette diamonds, six square emerald cut stones, while the enclosure is made of 18K white gold with an engraved Hublot seal.

More details have emerged in the “Make It Rain” saga of  Trey Songz.

According to a report the 28-year-old singer threw a “wad of cash” at Donna McIntosh-Inoe, 36, after she took a picture of him with her cell phone in the VIP section of Club Perfection in Queens, New York.

She claimed she did not know she had a bruise on her face until after she left the club.. “I had to walk around a whole week with a black eye.”

According to McIntosh-Inoe, Songz grabbed her phone and tried to delete the picture, and when he couldn’t figure out how to work her phone, he threw the cash at her. McIntosh-Inoe believes that if she were a stripper, she would have been treated with more respect.

Music mogul L.A. Reid will not be returning to be a judge on the hit show The X Factor. Instead, Reid, 56, says he will focus on his role as chairman of Epic Records.

Reid says he does not plan on leaving behind everything that has to do with the show.

Reid has no regrets about his time on the show and feels as though he can bring knowledge that he learned from the show and apply it to his business.

Rapper The Game recently released his fifth studio album Jesus Piece, and instead of receiving praise, the record has stirred up drama.

News Channel contributor, blogger and columnist Michelle Malkin has been critical of the album cover art, calling it “blasphemous.”

On her Twitchy website the question was asked: “Would The Game dare to do to Allah what he did to Jesus Christ? Just asking, though we already know the answer.”

Since the reporter has attacked the album cover, the L.A. rapper has responded saying that Malkin is racist and that God can be portrayed in any form because no one has seen him.

In a recent interview he said, “however you depict him in your own mind, or your own visions through your artwork, or through your religion, that’s all on you and it’s not my place to hate on that.”

Warner Bros. is looking acquire a comedy film called ‘Get Hard’, that may potentially star Kevin Hart and Will Ferrell.

Deadline reports that the premise of the film is Ferrell playing milquetoast investment bank manager who is facing prison time in a maximum security prison. He then hires a “streetwise guy,” that would be Hart, to prepare him for a bid that’s set to start in a month’s time. The film’s script writers will be  Ian Roberts and Jay Martel, the executive producers and show runners of Comedy Central’s Key & Peele.

A movie that is definitely on Hart’s schedule is called ‘Ride Along’ which he is co-starring in with Ice Cube. Currently shooting, the film is billed as a comedic version of Training Day and is set to premiere on January 17th, 2014.

Rick Ross didn’t cancel his show in Charlotte last weekend because of threats from gang members. He nixed the show because of a terrible promoter.

One day after news broke that he wouldn’t be attending the show after receiving threats from the Gangster Disciples, the Grammy nominee cleared the story up.

Reps for Rick Ross said that the first leg of the tour was completed successfully without incident, but due to the “apparent lack of organization and communication on the part of the tour promoter,” the remaining dates of the Maybach Music Tour have officially been canceled.

T.I. wants to help homeless veterans. The Kang is set to launch his campaign “Give Like A King” Friday (Dec. 14), aimed at supporting vets.

In kicking off the philanthropic act, Tip will hold an hour-long press conference at the Veterans Empowerment Organization (VEO) office in Atlanta. He is expected to explain teaming with the VEO for the campaign, and his strategy in assisting the vets, while attempting to mobilize fans to get behind the cause. “We have to have someone else’s back, not just our own,” the father of six said in a statement.