(Paul A. Herbert, Getty Images)A couple weeks ago, Miley Cyrus started a viral storm with her twerking dance video. We should expect to see her doing the dutty wine shortly. She just released her reggae collab with Snoop Lion.

The song, “Ashtrays & Heartbreaks,” appears on the rap vet’s Reincarnated album out April 23. The pop star helps sing the chorus.

So how does the fearless 20-year-old sound on a reggae track? She sounds OK. The vocal production is straightforward. I appreciate that she didn’t try to adopt a fake Jamaican accent for the track, but she doesn’t offer anything distinct to the song. Her voice actually gets a bit lost in the music. Fans likely wouldn’t recognize her voice without first reading the credits.

Las Vegas rapper Dizzy Wright, one of the MCs on the esteemed 2013 XXL Freshman Cover, offered a bit of insight into his lyrical genius when he visited Yahoo! Music for an interview with The Aftermath, the best music discussion on the 'net.

Nelly knows that he sometimes catches flack for his more pop-oriented singles like his latest release, "Hey Porsche," and he addresses it during a recent interview with Yahoo! Music's The Aftermath. "It is more of a grander record, more of a cross-over, pop type of feel, but it's not the only Nelly on the album by far," he says. He boasts that the album also includes his long-anticipated collab with Nelly Furtado and explains why it has taken so long for the artists to record a track. While he doesn't have a song with Flo Rida on the album, he pays respect to the rapper who many have accused of stealing his style. The "Hot In Here" MC shares a humbling conversation he had with Flo Rida that earned his lifelong support. Plus, he talks his plans to create a sports talk show with Lil Wayne and offers an update on his new recording and engineering school, Ex'Treme Institute (E.I.).

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Bobby Brown is suing the National Enquirer for reporting that he and Whitney Houston planned to get remarried, the New York Daily news reports.

The “My Prerogative” singer filed the $1 million lawsuit Monday in Manhattan Federal Court, citing the March 26, 2012 article in which the allegations were made. At the time, Brown was engaged to Alicia Etheredge, who he married last June.