Beanie Sigel was involved in a car accident on Saturday (December 19) in Baltimore. We hear that the Philly rap artist was leaving a studio in B-more when a tractor trailer side swiped the vehicle he was traveling in. The car was totaled and Beans sustained injuries to his face, arms and legs.
We hear that Beanie chose not to go to the hospital following the incident and his reps say he even performed at a show in Norfolk, V.A. the following day. Beans is expected to go on tour with his new boss 50 Cent.

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Busta Rhymes may be known for his lively stage persona, but the Flipmode Squad leader has put his energy towards a different cause by supporting former Universal/Motown Records music executive Shanti Das’ efforts to bury unclaimed deceased residents of Detroit. Rhymes, along with R&B hitmaker Akon, were among the artists who helped Das raise more than $20,000 for May We Rest in Peace, a recently launched initiative designed to aid those who cannot afford to properly lay their loved ones to rest. To date, the nonprofit organization has been able to cover 20 burials in Detroit in its first two months of existence. May We Rest in Peace resulted from Das’ desire to help the city of Detroit after reading a CNN Money story about the location’s struggle to handle it’s growing number of unclaimed bodies.

In an effort to centralize his many industry hats, Nick Cannon has announced today (December 15) the formation of NCredible Entertainment to handle his projects in TV, film, music, digital music, publishing and radio. Cannon adds the NCredible CEO position with his role as Chairman/CEO of TeenNick, the 24-hour Nickelodeon network. NCredible offices have opened in New York and Los Angeles, with a supporting cast of industry veterans in Ray Brown (Music Division), Tracy Nguyen (PR and Marketing), Dorian Graham (Television Division), and Cannon manager Michael Goldman. First up for the versatile entertainer will be a currently untitled Hip-Hop puppet project for Adult Swim. The show, which is said to hold similarities to HBO’s hit series Entourage, will revolve around members of a Hip-Hop group who live as roommates and struggle to become stars in the industry.

Source: allhiphop