Will Smith, Jazzy Jeff (photo: Eric Charbonneau, WireImage)Will Smith is on a mission to prove that he hasn't lost his ability to rap. The "Men In Black III" star seized an opportunity to perform a few of his classic rap songs Wednesday night in New York at the movie premiere afterparty.

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According to reports, the artist formerly known as the Fresh Prince teamed with old partner DJ Jazzy Jeff to wow the crowd with "Summertime" and themes songs for the original "Men In Black" film and his "The Fresh Prince Of Bel Air" sitcom.

Does Rihanna gotta fight for her right to party? is the question Soren Baker and I take on in this episode of The Aftermath, the best music discussion on the net. After Chris Brown and Drake were rumored to be taking jabs at Rihanna on their respective songs, "Theraflu (Freestyle)" and "No Lie," the godfather of rap Russell Simmons chimed in. Simmons suggested that people stop complaining about Rihanna's decision to sow her wild oats because guys are celebrated for doing the same thing. The Aftermath helps decipher the nonsense.

Kenny LattimoreR&B singer Kenny Lattimore released last week his new song, "Find A Way," the first single from his forthcoming album, "Back 2 Cool," which is due out this summer.

A lot has transpired since the "For You" balladeer released his 2008 album, "Timeless." He had an epiphany about the purpose of his career and began having issues in his marriage to fellow R&B singer Chante Moore.

In an exclusive interview with Yahoo! Music, Lattimore discussed how his views on life and relationships impacted the lyrical content of "Back 2 Cool"

Mary Wilson, founding member of The Supremes, was shocked when she received the news Thursday that her good friend, Donna Summer, died.

"I didn't know she was ill," Wilson told Yahoo! Music. "In the entertainment business, we all kinda talk, you know. Never heard that she had been ill. She's young. Sixty-three is like our 46. She's young, great talent."

Bobbi Kristina, Jordin Sparks (photo: Kevin Mazur, Getty Images)Whitney Houston's last recording, "Celebrate," a duet with Jordin Sparks from the "Sparkle" soundtrack, gives us permission to stop mourning her death and to begin smiling again.

The lively, feel-good song premiered on Ryan Seacrest's radio show Monday. The R. Kelly production highlights reasons to be happy.

Whitney Houston and Jordin Sparks' "Celebrate"

Houston sings, 'I'm going to give you a reason why you should clap your hands and jump for joy."

Sparks, who paid tribute to Houston at the Billboard Music Awards Sunday, sings, "The sun has chased all the rain away. No more obstacles in our way."

Deaths are tough and they've come hard and fast in 2012. I feel completely blindsided by the news of Donna Summer's passing. It was sad when Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, and Adam "MCA" Yauch died, but the media coverage of their later years prepared us to some extent.

Rye RyeHip hop dance artist Rye Rye was just as energetic and fun as her music when she stopped by the Yahoo! offices to discuss her long-anticipated debut, "GO! POP! BANG!," on M.I.A.'s N.E.E.T. Records and Interscope.

Rye Rye said the album delays worked out for the best, allowing her an opportunity to work with the likes of Pharrell and Bangladesh. She said M.I.A. gave her creative freedom in the studio. "It was awesome," she said. "It just felt like me. She didn't try to change who I was."

Big Sean at Detroit's Lincoln High SchoolBig Sean spent Monday serving as principal for the day at Warren, Michigan's Lincoln High School, winners of the Get Schooled's Detroit Attendance Challenge. Lincoln High competed against 16 other area schools and took first place by improving its attendance record by 8.56 percent year-over-year during the competition.

Big Sean was joined by other celebrity Michigan natives. Royce da 5'9 performed and Mike Posner made an appearance. The "Dance (A$$)" rapper told Hip Hop Media Training that the experience reminded him of his days attending the city's Waldorf School and Cass Technical High School, where he graduated with a 3.7 GPA.