Friday, E! News had beyhives around the world buzzing when they published a report that allegedly confirmed Beyonce was pregnant with her second child, however Jay-Z is insisting that the report contains false information. According to Hot 97′s Program Director Ebro, when he hit Jay to congratulate him on the new baby, Jay’s response was that “the news” is becoming worse than blogs.

He explained:

Well, I emailed Jay-Z [to congratulate him] and then he hit me back and said ‘It’s not true.’ Like literally, it had to be Saturday afternoon, so it had been a whole 24 hours of it’s true.

Cipha Sounds: What was his direct qoute?

‘It’s not true, the news is worse than blogs,’ so no baby yet.

That’s what the email account said unless he’s been cat fishing me the whole time [laughs] for the last five years.

On the day that E! News broke the story, an alleged Instagram post from Beyonce made it’s rounds across news sites, but is nowhere to be found on her actual account.  It read:

I can’t stop the rumors from starting, and I can’t really change people’s minds who believe them, all I can do is sit back and laugh at these low life people who have nothing better to do than talk about me.

Did she quickly delete it or was that too made up by the press? [See The New York Daily News]  This is definitely getting out of hand.

At least ticket holders can breathe a sigh of a relief for now.  A new baby would be such a blessing but the timing would put a damper on her tour dates, plans to release an album and Pepsi deal.

Listen to Ebro dish on his email with Jay over at Hot 97.

Well here we go…I’ll keep you updated

Porsha has now moved back in with her mother.

Porsha’s lawyers did reach out to Kordell’s legal team for keys…but they haven’t provided any. It sure seems like they’re making it hard for the former pastor as Kordell wouldn’t even attend mediation sessions, calling them a “waste of everyone’s time.”  Y’all know Pastor Porsha’s faith is being tested as we speak.  We feel you girl.

For her part, Porsha wants a new set of keys (that actually work) or money to find a ”suitable alternative residence.”  Kordell, “You can’t win when you dirty” , word to NeNe Leakes.

Nicki Mianj performed High School with Lil Wayne at the 2013 Billboard Music Awards. She wore a Frankie Morello Crop Jacket from the Fall 2012 Ready-to-Wear Collection.

Pharrell Williams took the stage on The Ellen DeGeneres Show with Robin Thicke last week. He wore an all white Lanvin suit from the Spring 2013 Collection and matching derby’s ($990).

Watch the duo perform Blurred Lines:

MHOL MUSICAL SPOTLIGHT /// Derrick “Oops” Moss

Derrick “Oops” Moss. I was born in Charity Hospital and went to Lafayette Elementary (several years before “Lil’ Wayne”). I attended school at McMain Magnet, where I learned how to read and perform concert music, and where I learned to play drums and percussion. I finished my last two years of high school at Alcee Fortier School, where I marched as the tenor drum section leader in the school band with “Slim”, CEO of Cash Money Records. After graduating high school, I joined the Southern University Marching Band, where I became their Drum Major, (as a freshman!) After graduating from Southern with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Design, I joined the US Air Force Reserve. After basic training, I moved back home to New Orleans, where I joined the “Young Olympia Brass Band”, which was the launching pad for the introduction of the “Soul Rebels” to the world. And the rest, as they say, is HISTORY!

MyHellofALife.Com recently got a chance to do a little Q&A with Bass Drum player Derrick Moss check it all out below..

Q: Can you tell me how long has the soul rebels been in existence?

A: The Soul Rebels have been in existence since 1991 and began as The Young Olympia traditional Brass Band. The 2 drummers, Lumar LeBlanc and myself, Derrick Moss, are the only 2 original members left.

 Q: What are the challenges if any working with such a large band? Describe the chemistry between the group members, and what bond you all share through music?

 A: The challenges of working with a large band is only as small as the amount of big work you put into finding the right people to work with. In other words, we have gone through many members over the years, to get to the well gelled unit that we have now. And we all are mutually connected in one way or another. Our chemistry is fueled by our mutual love for the music and the fact that we all came up in the New Orleans marching band community. And also, by all of us being professionals.

 Q: What was it like traveling to Europe and performing in front of that crowd?

 A: Traveling to Europe is always exciting, getting to know if your music has stood the test of time. We rock the sold out venues every time! I think we are kind of addicted to doing that over and over again. Pretty nice habit, huh!

 Q: Being from New Orleans what are the most often questions/comments asked by fans and supporters about the rich new orleans musical history while traveling?

  A:  Are you guys really from New Orleans? (For real)

How is the city doing after Katrina?

Is it fun living there?

Do you play a lot at home?

Do you miss it?

Q: When did you discover, you really wanted to be a musician at what age?

 A: I personally, was beating on pots and pans before I could walk, but at the age of about 7 or 8, my father took me to see The Jackson 5 in the Superdome. I was captivated and decided that that was what I wanted to do.

 Q: Who were some of the influences of music on you personally growing up and even now at current time?

 A:  My biggest musical influence is my mother, who is an organist, pianist, choir director, and singer in the gospel church. She was doing that before I was born, and did it while she was pregnant with me! Of course The Jackson 5, Michael and the Jacksons, Roger and Zapp, my 2nd concert dad took me to see, Earth Wind and Fire, The Isley Brothers, P – Funk and George Clinton, Whodini, The Neville Brothers, Tina Marie, and Louis Armstrong. I guess you can tell I’m Old School. I leave all of the Rap, Hip Hop and Bounce stuff to the younger guys in the band. But don’t get it twisted, i am a funkateer, and Bootsie Collins told me that we have a different kind of funk, but keep the funk alive!!!

 Q: How did the opportunity of playing with rapper Rick Ross on tour come about? And what is the official name of the tour?

  A:  That is directly related to the best Jazz manager in the world, our manager Mr. Ted Kurland and his partner Mr. Adam Shipley, who are always putting us in the right place at the right time. This is still in negotiations, so nothing is finalized yet.

 Q: Even though you have traveled and played all over the world, Is New Orleans still your favorite place to perform? And what places would be 2nd or 3rd if so?

 A: Yes it is! There’s no place like home!!! My 2nd favorite place is London. 3rd is Spain.

Q: If you can go back and tell your younger self anything not just music wise but life in general what would it be?

 A: It would be to not be afraid to be who I am and follow what’s in my heart and soul, and speak up and outward for everything that I believe in. In other words, march to the beat of your own drum, regardless of what is being forced upon you!

 Q: What is some advice you can give to a person interested in pursing a musical career?

 A: Stay in school and learn everything there is to learn about your particular craft and style, on the highest level possible!!

Interview Conducted by: Mario “Yoey” Martin 

If you want to keep up with Derrick and the rest of The Soul Rebels, see where they will be performing next see pics and footage make sure to visit www.thesoulrebels.com

follow them also on:

Facebook.Com/SoulRebelsBrassBand

Instagram.Com/SoulRebelsNOLA

Twiiter.Com/SoulRebelsNOLA

Plus Drake was spotted in character for new role in Anchor Man 2 movie due out in December..

The Rihanna for River Island summer collection hits River Island stores and online from May 25th.

Priced at $845 USD, you can buy the sneaker now online here.

UNDFTD joins forces with San Diego’s Leader Bike and Los Angeles-based fixed-gear freestyle rider Michael Chacon on a set of unique bikes. The San Diego company takes care of the sponsoring for the bikes Chacon rides while the streetwear label sends some gear his way. Together the two brands customized a 735 track bike and a Hurricane freestyle bike. Reflective decals from UNDFTD line the frames and fork, giving the bikes an extra layer of detail. No word on any public release for the rides but we’ll be sure to keep you posted as we hear more.

“Since an early age, I’ve been intrigued by the idea of design evolution,” said Phillip Lim. “One of the reasons I wanted to collaborate with Target is because I felt that together we could create a collection that would inspire – one that is cool and chic, but still very accessible.”

Come September you can expect to see a “classic fall palette of neutral tones and prints,” the collection features more than 100 items and ranges in price from $19.99 to $299.99 for apparel and $19.99 to $59.99 for accessories. Standout pieces include bags, dresses and a trench coat for women, and shoes and a leather moto jacket for men. Travel accessories, such as a duffle and multipurpose pouches for women and men, round out the collection.

In the meantime check out the video and sketches below for a sneak peek!