Former Cash Money Records star and Hot Boys member B.G., better known to the government as Chris Dorsey, was reportedly arrested Tuesday (November 3rd) in New Orleans on a felony gun charge after he was pulled over by local police. Police pulled over B.G. and recovered three guns, two of which were reported stollen according to the New Orleans Police Department. The rapper was then charged with illegal carrying of weapons and appeared in court Thursday (November 5th) but no details on his bond were released. According to other reports, three people were actually arrested that night, including B.G. 17-year-old Demounde Pollard and 28 year-old Jerod Fedison were busted with the rapper and charged with illegal carrying of a firearm. Pollard was booked on multiple drug charges and two counts of illegal possession of stolen firearms, and a count of illegal carrying of a weapon. [In Hot Boys related news, fellow member Juvenile released the video for his new “Gotta Get It” track today. The new video was directed by Parris and the song is from Juvy’s upcoming “Cocky & Confident” album which hits stores on December 1st.

Oscar-winning rapper Eminem is reportedly goign to star in an upcoming 3-D horror film with an hip hop theme, according to multiple reports. There are not many details about the project (titled “The Shady Talez”) but the reports out there say Eminem will also produce the film which is set to be released next year. Described as a between The Twilight Zone and Creep Show, the movie will also be produced by DJ Classicz. Other reports say there will be a four-issue comic book series released alongside the movie. Dennis Dennehy, Eminem’s publicist, said that nothing is set in stone yet. “There’s been talks,” he said, “but [I] can’t confirm anything yet.” Anyone remember “Hip Hop Witch”? hmmm.. In related news, Eminem recently starred in last summer’s Adam Sandler slash Seth Rogan comedy/drama “Funny People.” Writer slash Director Judd Apatow dropped the first news saying “Marshall Mathers is in it. I still don’t know [how it happened.] I was scared to pitch jokes to him then I realized his songs are as nasty as anything that has ever been spoken. There is no way to offend him.” In further “Video” news, Eminem’s “Till I Collapse” track featuring Nate Dogg was used on the trailer for the upcoming “Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 2″ video game. The beat of song, which was on Eminem’s “The Eminem Show” album, is first used showing scenes from the game then later Eminem’s rhymes start and later Nate Dogg’s chorus is featured.

Jay-Z joined thousands of fans of the New York Yankees who took to the streets for their World Series Championship parade throughout the city today. Jigga was spotted riding alongside the Yankee’s third baseman Alex “A-Rod” Rodriguez, “A-Rod and Jay-Z are on their own float, lol….go team? Ah! … Hov and A-Hov throw up the roc at the Yankee parade,” Miss Info wrote on her twitter. In related news, Jigga recently appeared at MTV’s European Music Awards where the rapper not only won awards but performed with U2. Hov won the “Best Urban Artist” award at the EMA’s [Jay-Z Accepts Award At MTV EMAs - Watch Here] and then performed “Sunday Bloody Sunday” alongside U2 and lead singer Bono. [Jay-Z & U2 Perform "Sunday Bloody Sunday" At MTV EMAs - Watch Here]. Later Jay-Z’s wife Beyone performed “Sweet Dreams” and even thanked her husband for “putting a ring on it.”

Rick Ross has taken his on-going beef with 50 Cent and G-Unit to a new level. The Florida rapper reportedly thanked 50 in the “Thank-You” section of his group Triple C’s new album “Custom Cars & Cycles.” In the “Rick Ross Thanks” section, the rapper said he appreciated his short-lived rap beef with 50 Cent. “I have to thank all the haters who prayed this day would never come…,” Ross’ comments read. “I rebuke you!! I have to thank Curtis ‘Woodface’ Jackson…crushing you gave me the confidence I needed to take over the whole game! It’s ours now… ‘May all my enemies and foes stumble and fall’ - Psalm 27 The Biggest Boss you seen thus far. ROSSSSSS”

Yesterday (November 5th), 50 Cent hosted the first of 6 screenings for his “Before I Self Destruct” film, included in his upcoming album of the same name. At the AMC Kips Bay 15 Theater in New York. 50 first welcomed everyone to the event saying “I had to chance to write, produce and direct my first project…I want to thank everyone for coming out, for me this is an opportunity to show the cause and effect within the story telling process…to be able to tell the story with more depth, having an hour and half to do it, you can show a person a lifetime.” 50 did acknowledge the leak of his album (well kind of) stating “It’s easy to steal a song, it’s only 3 minutes so it probably takes 3 seconds to get it your computer but it’s hard to steal a movie.” The next “Before I Self Destruct” screening will be in Atlanta, GA on Saturday (November 7th) at Movies ATL (3760 Princeton Lakes Pkwy SW). In related news, 50 Cent also put out yesterday (November 5th) what he calls an “official movie music video” titled “Stretch (Crime Wave Pt 2)” from his upcoming “Before I Self Destruct” album.

DMX’s career as a boxer has ended before it even began, as the rapper has pulled out of an upcoming boxing match. DMX was scheduled to square off against New Mexico based fighter Eric Martinez on December 12 in Alabama, during an event sponsored by Thunder Promotions. One source said DMX pulled out of the fight because his safety could not be guaranteed, while another claimed that the rapper backed out because Thunder Promotions refused his request to “fix” the fight. Sources stated that Thunder Promotions may pursue legal action against DMX.  In the meantime, a variety of popular rappers have been contacted to stand up to Eric Martinez during the fight. A replacement for DMX will be announced as early as next week. In late October, DMX called into Washington’s 106.7 to talk about the bout. He stated that he had no plans to train for the fight and appeared to take the challenge against Martinez lightly. “I’m a just walk in as is. It wouldn’t be fair if I trained,” DMX said and later said: “I aint trying to have my face all messed up.”