From the music industry and the sports arena to everywhere in between, “Beef: The Series” explores the pop culture conflicts between rivals in every trade. Rapper The Game's numerous skirmishes have made him an authority on legitimate beef. MC battles like Tupac vs. Biggie have captured the attention and imagination of modern Hip-Hop fans for decades.

Rap star Master P and his son Romeo will fly to a U.S. military base in Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, to entertain members of the Navy next month. Master P, real name Percy Miller, and Romeo, real name Percy Romeo Miller Jr., will fly to Cuba to boost the morale of troops stationed there.

Rapper Percy 'Master P' Miller is paying tribute to his native New Orleans, Louisiana, with a new stage musical about the devastation caused by Hurricane Katrina. The stage spectacular, “Uncle Willy's Family,” opened last week at the Temple Theater in Meridan, Mississippi.

Rapper DMX will soon embark on his first USO tour to perform for troops stationed in the Persian Gulf region. The raspy-voiced rap superstar also will meet and greet service members.

“Beef: The Series” (Oct. 4) explores the conflicts of America's hottest celebrities. From the music industry and the sports arena to everywhere in between, the show explores the pop culture conflicts between rivals in every trade. Whether it's Kobe vs. Shaq, Bill O'Reilly vs. Ludacris, or Bow Wow vs. Romeo, the controversy is thick and the players are talking in this 6-part series.

Teen rapper Lil' Romeo has been tipped for sporting glory after landing a place in an exclusive US basketball camp. The U Can't Shine Like Me hitmaker won a coveted place at Reebok's ABCD camp in New Jersey, which has trained sports superstars such as Kobe Bryant and Lebron James.

Percy 'Master P' Miller is suing Sony Music for $500 million after the industry giant allegedly refused to play his son Lil' Romeo's new tune on the radio. U Can't Shine Like Me is thought to be a response to a track, Fresh Azimiz, by Romeo's much publicised rival Bow Wow, in which the aspiring rapper used a stream of vitriolic lyrics to poke fun at his competition.

Hip-hop veteran Percy 'Master P' Miller has warned budding rapper Bow Wow to stop dissing established stars or face the consequences. Master P, who escaped jail in March after pleading no contest to charges of possessing unregistered firearms, has slammed Bow Wow for starting an argument with his son Lil' Romeo on record.

Motown Records has signed celebrated, one-man entertainment arsenal, Nick Cannon, in a venture with the actor/musician, to be called Can I Ball/Motown Records. Cannon's debut for the new label, Stages, featuring the first single "Dimepiece," and guest appearance by the first artist signed to his label, Izzy, is slated to be released in spring 2006.

The second season of "Dancing With the Stars" will feature a wide array of talent, including an NFL wide receiver, an Academy Award-winning actress, and a rap singer. The new season, which kicks off Jan. 5, boasts an expanded lineup with even more celebrities than before. Preparing to waltz, fox trot and cha cha cha their way into living rooms across America are: