Eminem has said that he no longer has beef with Mariah Carey. In an interview with Vibe Magazine, Em said, "You know what? I got to be honest. I really don't want to talk about her anymore only just because it's kind of like the last thing I said about her was on 'Cold Wind Blows.' I made the comment, 'Take a look at Mariah next time I inspire you to write a song.' ."

He continued, "I don't want to keep beating a dead horse. I'm not even going to comment about it. I'm done with that whole situation. I said what I had to say. I'm done."

Eminem also added that although he is the biggest selling artist of 2010, he doesn't consider himself to be a superstar. He said, "Obviously, I know I'm a celebrity but I don't look at myself in that light. I'm just me, man. It's one of the reasons that I stay here in Detroit. I don't want the attention. I don't like the attention. I don't like all that sh*t."

He added, "Yes, I love the respect and the admiration that some people show me but I don't thrive off that whole thing. I just want to be regular."

Violent J of the Insane Clown Posse has said that Method Man's attack at their Gathering of the Juggalos festival last week, was his own fault. Violent J told TMZ.com that Meth riled up the crowd with a nasty insult, which led to him being attacked. He told the site that crowd was chanting the word "family" -- which he claimed is a term of endearment

J claims that Method didn't know the significance of the word, and told the crown, "F*ck family. It's all about hip-hop" -- and after that is some when someone in the crowd threw a can of beer at his face

As previously reported, Meth plans to sue over the incident -- but J told the site, "I don't feel responsible at all" -- he also referred to the impending suit as "straight b*tch sh*t."

Despite the bad blood J added, "We don't think it should have happened . . .We respect Meth and Red to the fullest."

Incarcerated rapper Lil Wayne is reportedly giving advice to rappers Bow Wow and Drake about the harsh realities of being locked up. In a radio interview, Bow Wow revealed that Wayne told both artists to avoid criminal activity and to remain focused on their careers.

He said, "It was a humbling experience and one thing he told me when I went to visit him was 'Bow, This aint for us, this aint it . . . This aint built for cats like us. They don't understand us we don't understand them . . . don't do it man, just stay out of trouble, you and Drizzy, yall stay clean, yall stay doing what yall do yall can do this forever, all of this, it aint worth it.'"

Bow Wow continued, "I knew he meant it, cause Tune never lectures me like that but he was serious.' His spirits are high. When he gets out we definitely planning on this Young Money/Cash Money tour, myself, Nicki, Drizzy, Wayne and the whole entire family."

In other news, Drake told MTV News that he is planning a homecoming concert for Lil Wayne when he comes home from prison. He said, "November 5, the Welcome Home Weezy concert. That's gonna be crazy."

LIL WAYNE FILES $375 LAWSUIT AGAINST BOOKING AGENT

Lil Wayne and his company Young Money Touring, Inc has filed suit against a former booking agent claiming that they stole $375,000 in tour money. According Hiphopwired.com, the suit was filed in New York on August 16th by Wayne's lawyers last week.

Wayne has reportedly claimed that the company, Ujaama Talent Agency owes him $375,000 from his 2009 "America's Most Wanted Tour," and filed suit in New York on August 16.

Reports say that although he has been rejected, Wyclef Jean has not given up his aspirations to become the next President of Haiti. According to Reuters, the musician plans to send a lawyer to the courts to appeal their rejection of his candidacy. He has claimed that he has legal papers "which shows everything is correct" and "feel that what is going on here has everything to do with Haitian politics."

Wyclef released an official statement this past weekend on why he was denied running for president of the impoverished country. The statement, which was submitted to The Huffington Post, said, "It is with a heavy heart that I tell you today that the board of elections in Haiti has disqualified me from my run for the presidency of the country. Though I disagree with the ruling, I respectfully accept the committee's final decision, and I urge my supporters to do the same . . ."

The statement continued, "I want to assure my countrymen that I will continue to work for Haiti's renewal; though the board has determined that I am not a resident of Haiti, home is where the heart is -- and my heart has and will always be in Haiti. This ruling just tells me that I can't officially seek the office of president."

He added, "More importantly, there is no one who can tell me to stop my work in Haiti, and there is no one who could . . . Rest assured, this isn't the end of my efforts to help improve my beloved country but only marks a new beginning."