“On April 25th, 2012 a grave error was made by law enforcement and news reporting agencies. I was quite disappointed and alarmed by what I have read and heard reported by many involved in the investigation of an alleged drug ring, which included the name of a company I represent as spokesperson. Thizz Entertainment was erroneously named as part of a four-year undercover drug investigation and a person arrested was erroneously named as the C.E.O of Thizz entertainment. These errors have harmed the name, reputation and possible business relationship of our legitimate business enterprise Thizz Entertainment.

50 Cent is being accused of sampling a song without permission on an album he released for free online nearly three years ago — and the guy suing claims 50 knows he took the song … but just doesn’t care! According to a lawsuit filed in New York, Robert Poindexter of The Persuaders claims 50 used a snippet from his band’s song “Love Gonna Pack Up and Walk Out” on a song called “Redrum.”

The people at Theraflu insist they’re not as stuffy as you think … claiming they DID NOT force Kanye West to change the title of his new song. Rumors are swirling that Kanye buckled under legal pressure from the company behind Theraflu — but both Kanye and the cold medicine people claim it’s all BS. In fact, the Theraflu people sent us a statement about the situation … telling us, “Novartis Consumer Health did not ask that the name be changed — that request would be way too cold.”

can finally go back home to Georgia — without being immediately arrested — and all it took was a $90,000 check. TMZ broke the story … a Tennessee tour bus company won a judgment against the rapper over a $92,749 bill from 2009. BW never paid, so the company went back after him in Georgia court … asking a judge to make Bow Wow fork over the dough. Bow Wow failed to cooperate, so the Georgia judge held him in contempt — ordering the rapper be arrested on sight anywhere in the state.