T.I. will be under some tough probation restrictions when he's released from prison next year, according to TMZ.

Under the terms of his year-long probation, the rapper, who began serving an 11-month sentence for a parole violation early this month, will not be allowed to leave the Northern District of Georgia for anything but "verified employment within the United States." In other words, he's barred from leaving the country.

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He is also forbidden from leaving the Northern District for more than seven days per month, and is prohibited from driving a vehicle, or owning firearms (the cause of his last prison term, from 2009 until earlier this year) or other dangerous weapons or devices.

Finally, he'll have to take part in a drug-and-alcohol testing and treatment program "under the guidance and supervision of the United States probation officer and if able, contribute to the cost of services of such treatment."

T.I. — Cornered in Georgia After Prison Release [TMZ] 

Two weeks after one of its best episodes, "The Rocky Horror Glee Show," Glee has returned with "Never Been Kissed," a disjointed hour of high highs and low lows — and the moment everyone will be talking about, the kiss between Kurt and football player Dave Karofsky. The boys cope with girlfriends who won't put out by picturing manly-looking football coach Bieste in compromising positions, Kurt copes with continued torture as McKinley's only openly gay student and Schuester tries to keep everyone happy. And how was it that the episode's best tune was sung by a rival glee club?

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"One Love (People Get Ready)"
Puck is back from juvie and claims to have convinced his parole officer that his community service sentence will be fulfilled by helping Artie navigate McKinleyís social waters. Artie tells Puck he wants to get Brittany back. This somehow translates to showing Artie it's okay to busk on school property while class is in session. The two sing a

On Tuesday's episode of Glee Kurt finally confronted the bully who has been harassing him since the beginning of the series — and found out he was a closeted homosexual. In an interview with the New York Times , Glee creator Ryan Murphy said it's the beginning of a long story arc in which many of the New Directions kids finally confront their tormentors.

"As we get deeper into the episodes, it will be about how all the other kids are tortured and bullied," Murphy told the Times. "The kid in the wheelchair. The Jewish girl. Because they stick up for Kurt, they will all get increasingly tormented. So it's not just about gay bullying — it's about all different kinds that happen in schools."

Glee Playback: Rocky Horror Glee Show Best Episode Yet

Murphy says he's planned on addressing high school bullying from the beginning of the series, but the recent rash of teenage suicides and the It Gets Better campaign have made it even more important. "It really did ignite the cast and the crew to

In the new issue of Rolling Stone, on stands in the digital archives this Friday, Phil Collins says he believes that he may have lived past lives — and that he's contemplated suicide. The reclusive singer — who hasn't released an album of new material in nearly ten years — took writer Erik Hedegaard into his surprisingly modest home in Switzerland and explained that most of his time is now spent working on his gigantic collection of artifacts from the Alamo and raising his two young sons from his last marriage. Decades of criticism have taken their toll, and Collins says he has little desire to create more music beyond his new disc of Motown covers, Going Back. "I sometimes think I'm going to write this Phil Collins character out of the story," the singer says. "Phil Collins will just disappear or be murdered in some hotel bedroom, and people will say, 'What happened to Phil?' And the answer will be, 'He got murdered, but, yeah, anyway, let's carry on.' That kind of thing."

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