Soulja Boy has declared his feud with Ice-T is over, while praising Kanye West for supporting him in his war of words with the gangster rapper.

The world's best-selling multi-artist album series, NOW That's What I Call Music!, will ring in the holiday season with the November 13 release of two scorching collections of today's hottest tunes.

Mississippi hip hop icon David Banner is putting the finishing touches on his much anticipated new SRC/Universal Motown album, Greatest Story Ever Told, preparing it for a fall release. The first single from the charismatic star's fifth studio album, "Speaker," features a select trinity of superstar talent – Akon, Lil Wayne and Snoop Dogg.

Rihanna's rain dance anthem Umbrella is still a storm of a hit in the U.S. - it has claimed a sixth week at number one. The summer smash keeps Shop Boyz' Party Like A Rockstar tied to number two for a fifth week, while Plain White T's' Hey There Delilah rises a spot to three.

Barbados-born beauty Rihanna remains the queen of the U.S. pop charts after scoring a fourth successive week at number one on the Billboard Hot 100 with her Umbrella hit. The summer anthem has kept the Shop Boyz' Party Like A Rock Star off the top for a fourth week. That remains at number two on the new chart.

The Shop Boyz debut Rockstar Mentality, featuring the smash single "Party Like A Rockstar," hits stores June 19. Check out the new video from the Atlanta natives right here on Starpulse. The video was helmed by director Marc Klasfeld (Foo Fighters, Gnarls Barkley, Jay-Z).

R&B sensation Rihanna is celebrating a third week at the top of the singles chart with summer anthem Umbrella. The Bahamian singer hit the top on the Billboard Hot 100 last month and her catchy song continues to rule the countdown.

R&B star Rihanna is enjoying a second week at the top of the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart with Umbrella. The Bahamian singer has again managed to see off competition from Party Like A Rockstar by Shop Boyz, which sits at number two.

Rihanna has joined the ranks of the acts who have topped the U.S. and U.K. pop charts at the same time after taking her catchy new tune Umbrella to number one in America. She scored a second week at the top of the British charts earlier this week, and now she has rocketed to number one in America, with 277,000 digital sales - the highest debut week sum.

It all happened so quickly. Or so it seems. One day Sheed, Meany and Fat were grease monkeys at a makeshift garage in their Bowen Homes neighborhood, the next they were swiftly-rising hip-hop stars, progenitors of a growing musical movement they call '