(AllHipHop News) The infamous Staten Island group Wu-Tang Clan has announced a limited winter tour starting this December.  The cross country tour kicks off in San Diego, California on December 4th and wraps up with a New Year’s Eve performance in Millville, Pennsylvania. Also included is a stop in Times Square at the Best Buy Theatre on December 29th.Expect to hear music from the members group albums, as well as solo projects. The last time the group got together was for the Rock The Bells tour this past summer.The upcoming tour dates are listed below:12/04 – San Diego, CA @ 4th & B?12/05 – Los Angeles, CA @ Club Nokia?12/10 – Dallas, TX @ Granada Theater?12/12 – Houston, TX @ Numbers?12/16 – Atlanta, GA @ Center Stage Theatre12/22 – Boston, MA @ Wilbur Theater?12/23 – Sayreville, NJ @ Starland Ballroom?12/26 – New Haven, CT @ Toad’s Place?12/28 – Providence, RI @ Lupo’s Heartbreak Hotel?12/29 – New York, NY @ Nokia Theatre?12/30 – Philadelphia, PA @ Trocadero?12/31 – Millvale, PA @ Mr. Smalls Theater

(AllHipHop News) A Missouri woman has hit Lil Wayne with a court order requiring the rap star to submit to a DNA test to see if he is the father of an 8-year-old child. TMZ reports that Lil Wayne is being tested by the child’s grandmother, who believes Lil Wayne impregnated her daughter around 2002. Lil Wayne was supposed to get tested in September of 2010, but could not because he was finishing an 8-month prison sentence for possessing a handgun on his tour bus in 2007. Since he was freed on November 5th, Lil Wayne has been ordered to take a DNA test by December 9th to prove if he is the father of the child in question. Lil Wayne already has four children.

(AllHipHop News) George W. Bush has accepted an apology from rap star Kanye West, who called the former President of the United States a “racist” during a telethon in 2005, for his slow reaction to Hurricane Katrina. President Bush labeled Kanye’s comments that he “didn’t care about black people” as the lowest point in his presidency in his new memoirs, Decision Points. Kanye West apologized to the former U.S. President in several recent interviews and Bush has accepted the apology. President Bush told the AP  he appreciated Kanye’s apology. “I’m not a hater. I don’t hate Kanye West,” President Bush said.

(AllHipHop News) T.I.’s options for travel will be extremely limited after the chart-topping rapper finishes an 11 month sentence for violating the terms of his probation when he was arrested with drugs in September. T.I., born Clifford Harris Jr., is serving time in an Forrest City, Arkansas prison, after he and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Cottle were caught with ecstasy on the Sunset Strip in Los Angeles. According the terms of his probation, T.I. is barred from leaving the United States and must remain within the limits of the Northern District of Georgia, which includes Atlanta, Rome, Newnan and Gainesville. According to TMZ, the rapper is also banned from leaving the state for more than seven consecutive days and he also cannot leave the state for more than seven days in any given month, unless its work related. The rapper is also banned from driving, cannot test positive for drugs, cannot own or possess any firearms, and he must also take a mandatory drug/alcohol treatment program.T.I.’s latest offering No Mercy will drop as the rapper sits behind bars. No Mercy is due in stores on December 7th.

(AllHipHop News) The author of a book on Nigerian musician Fela Anikulapo Kuti has filed a $5 million dollar lawsuit against the producers of the Broadway Play Fela!. Carlos Moore, author of the 1982  Fela: This B#### of a Life, filed the lawsuit in the United District Court in Manhattan yesterday (November 8th).Moore claims that in 2007, he was offered $4,000 for the rights to the biography about Fela, but rejected the sum because it was insufficient. According to the lawsuit, director Jim Lewis and director Bill T. Jones went on to create the Broadway musical Fela! without his knowledge or consent.“Entire portions were simply copied from Moore’s book and inserted into the script of the musical,” the complaint reads. One of Fela!’s producers told the New York Times that he was perplexed by the lawsuit, because Moore had participated in public events promoting Fela! which began a run on Broadway at the Eugene O’Neill Theatre in October of 2009.“Carlos has been incredibly supportive of the show. Several years ago, he saw the Off Broadway show. He was willing to sit and be interviewed by our people, to talk about Fela and Fela’s legacy, and that interview has been on YouTube for a long time, and at his request we have been selling his book in the theater since we opened and at our Web site,” said producer Stephen Handel. “We’re disappointed and somewhat perplexed, and hope at some point we can get this resolved.”In addition to seeking the $5 million, Moore is attempting to halt all future performances of the Tony Award winning play, which is slated to conclude on Jan 2, 2011.Fela!’s producers include Jay-Z, Will and Jada Pinkett-Smith, Ruth & Stephen Hendel and others.