Lil Kim took the stage at ONE Music Fest in Atlanta over the weekend, where she brought out a special guest. “F**k it, I’ma bring my sister out here on some freaky sh*t,” the Queen Bee teased the crowd as Sukihana joined the stage to roaring applause. The provocative rapper then performed her viral song, “Eating.” Suki shared her gratitude online, as she expressed how much the moment meant to her.

(via BallerStatus) To the disapproval of the crowd, pound-for-pound champ Manny Pacquiao walked away the winner in his fight against Juan Manuel Marquez on Saturday night (November 12) at the MGM Grand arena in Las Vegas. Pac-Man earned a majority decision that caused an uproar from the sell-out crowd following a technical fight that looked like — in our opinion — was a narrow win for the Filipino superstar. The loss also infuriated Marquez which, along with his team, repeatedly called a robbery.

Amongst other performers, Mariah Carey and Maxwell helped ring in the holidays with the Obamas this Sunday night at the annual “Christmas in Washington” concert. The festivities, hosted by comedian Ellen DeGeneres, took place at the National Building Museum and benefited the Children’s National Medical Center. The entertainers sang Christmas songs and performed for the Obama family — including first lady Michelle, daughters Malia, 12, and Sasha, 9, and First Grandmother Marian Robinson — in a packed auditorium.

Disney couldn’t have chosen anyone better than the first African American principal dancer with the American Ballet Theatre to hop on board with its latest Nutcracker project. Misty Copeland took to Instagram to reveal the exciting news about joining the cast of Disney’s upcoming film, “The Nutcracker and The Mouse King.” She will be gracing the film with her amazing ballet talents, as she’ll be playing the lead ballerina in what’s said to be the only dance clip in the movie.

Nas‘ multimedia company, Mass Appeal, has been sued by a former employee who alleges she was a victim of racial discrimination at the hands of high-ranking executives. On Tuesday (Oct.17), Melissa Cooper, a veteran documentary producer and former head of development at Mass Appeal, filed a lawsuit against the defendants in Manhattan federal court. While Nas is not specifically named in the lawsuit, he isa partner in Mass Appeal, the company he cofounded in 2014 with the defendant, Peter Bittenbender.