Although Lil Wayne hinted that they were considering packaging his new upcoming “Rebirth” album, the follow-up to his “Tha Carter 3,” with the compilation from his Young Money label artists, “We Are Young Money,” sources at Universal Records have confirmed the albums will hit stores separate. Young Money consists of Wayne, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Mack Maine, Gudda Gudda, Tyga, Jae Millz, Shanell, Lil Chuckee, and Lil Twist and the new album will feature guest appearances by Gucci Mane, Lloyd, Pleasure P and Baby.

Lil Wayne’s “Rebirth” album, once being considered Weezy’s “Rock” album, will have appearances from Fall Out Boy and even Lenny Kravitz. Both albums from Cash Money slash Young Money will have tough competition as they hit stores on the same day as Eminem’s upcoming re-release “Relapse: Refill” on December 21st.

The track list for Eminem’s upcoming Christmas re-slash-new-release of “Relapse: The Refill” hit the net today. As we previously reported, the album will hit stores and go against releases from Lil Wayne and Young Money. Beyond the two songs that are currently available [including the single “Forever”, also featuring Drake, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne (previously found on the More Than A Game soundtrack) and “Taking My Ball” (also released only with the DJ Hero video game)] the album will have five never-before-heard tracks and now we know the names.

Relapse: The Refill (Track List)

01. People Make Me
02. Taking My Ball
03. Insult To Injury
04. Outlet
05. Carrington Pool
06. Forever featuring Drake, Kanye West & Lil Wayne
07. Stainless Ego

With reports saying that his new “Before I Self Destruct” album will only push around 160,000 units in it’s first week of sales, 50 Cent is now talking about the potential of one of his albums not doing well. “With the actual outcome of the project, once the record leaks from the international plant, what more can I do,” 50 explained. “I can’t, I held the record long enough to get it to them, to mix and master it and for them to ship it and then it leaks from the plant internationally, I’m like come on, then that’s it. They lost the ball. You know what I mean, if the numbers look funny to me, it’s they fault.”

In another interview, 50 talked about the new reports coming out, and event hinted that the album that came out isn’t the one he wanted. “I don’t actually know what to anticipate from the actual sales of this project,” 50 said, “It’s obvious, the project just came out a month earlier than what was actually anticipated. The actual project is arguably my best work, to have the general public respond the way they’ve responded to it.”

50 finished by saying he thinks he made the right choices. “I haven’t heard anything negative about my choices artistically, so if I was in the space where I absolutely needed finances from the actual sales of the record, it might mean something, but if it offers the material that I can go out and perform and make everyone enjoy themselves as much as I enjoyed myself making it, Ill be happy with it.”

Rihanna doesn’t completely hate the sound of Chris Brown’s voice — in fact, she claims she still listens to his music.

In an interview today with The Bert Show on Q100 Atlanta, Rihanna said that despite their battered past, she misses her ex — and still listens to his songs when they come on the radio.

As for that rumor she’s dating “90210″/”The Wire” star Tristan Wilds, she claims they did hang out at a house party she threw, but she didn’t even get his digits.

50 Cent’s new, but highly delayed, “Before I Self Destruct” album is projected to sell between 150 and 160,000 copies in it’s first week according to HitsDailyDouble, not debuting number one. If these reports are correct, this album (50 Cent’s 4th solo effort) will be the lowest debuting week for the G-Unit general. 50 sold 872,000 of “Get Rich Or Die Tryin” in 02 while his last album “Curtis” pusheda round 695,000 units. With all the beef between 50 Cent and Rick Ross, keep in mind that officer Ricky had his “Deeper Than Rap” album debut number 1 selling 158,000 copies.

After 50 Cent’s album leaked almost a month early on the internet, Interscope Records moved up the release date up from November 23rd to the 17th, the soonest the album could be printed up and shipped out (while keeping a one-week exclusive with iTunes that started on the 10th. According to reports, the album sold 46,000 copies through iTunes during the one-week prior to it’s real release.

Game recently talked about many things including his situation with 50 Cent, who seemed to be upset by him working with Dr Dre again. When asked if he thought 50 was jealous, Game said “50’s just bitter, man. For what reason? I don’t know. He doesn’t have to be. Me and his beef is old at this point. It’s pure comedy for me at this point. When he says something, I laugh. If I shoot a shot back it’s just a joke at this point. Nobody is going to kill each other. Nobody is gonna beat each other’s ass. I’m not gonna do none of that. So we might as well get along.”

Game even went on to say he can’t wait to set things straight with Eminem so he could work with the Detroit rapper. “I can’t wait to mend the ties with Eminem. Me and Eminem had never been at odds but he had to take 50’s side. That’s his artist and his homie and what not, and I understood it but I’d love to get back with Eminem and work again and sort of restructure the Voltron if you will.”

Eminem will re-release his recent album with bonus tracks just in time for Christmas this year. On December 21st, “Relapse: Refill” will hit stores with seven bonus songs including the single “Forever”, also featuring Drake, Kanye West, and Lil Wayne (previously found on the More Than A Game soundtrack), “Taking My Ball” (also released only with the DJ Hero video game), and five never-before-heard tracks.

“I want to deliver more material for the fans this year like I originally planned” Eminem says. “Hopefully these tracks on The Refill will tide the fans over until we put out Relapse 2 next year”. Eminem has been busy in the studio creating even more new material since Relapse was released. “I got back in with Dre and then a few more producers, including Just Blaze, and went in a completely different direction which made me start from scratch. The new tracks started to sound very different than the tracks I originally intended to be on Relapse 2, but I still want the other stuff to be heard.”

Rap superstar 50 Cent can’t wait to offload his multi-million dollar property in Connecticut, because he has never felt “at home” in the sprawling estate.

The In Da Club hit-maker bought the 19 bedroom, 37 bathroom mansion in Farmington from retired boxer Mike Tyson in 2003 for $5 million.

However, 50 Cent always feels like he’s staying in a hotel when he returns home, because the place is so big, it even has its own club. The rapper admits he’s enjoyed hosting parties for hundreds of friends, but he’s desperate to move out so he can settle down in a smaller, cozier pad.

He says, “That’s why I’m downsizing, I need somewhere where I can feel at home. It feels like I’m in a hotel. There’s a nightclub. You know how people have like a focus group? I have that for my music, like, 1500 people and play it (new songs). The neighbors are so far away they can’t even hear us.”

Nevertheless, the hip-hop star may face a long wait before he can get rid of the property - he put the mansion up for sale in 2007 with an asking price of $18.5 million after spending a fortune on improvements.

Two years later, the property is still on the market - despite 50 Cent slashing a further $3.6 million off the asking price.

As the world (well… most of ya’ll) await the follow up to Eminem’s 6th studio album, Marshall plans to semi-cure the fix with a re-release of Relapse (Relapse: Refill). Dropping on December 22nd as a double disc with seven new songs.