(AllHipHop News) Young Jeezy’s manager has denied claims that the Atlanta rapper was arrested in the Bahamas last weekend. According to the rapper’s manager Demetrius “Kinky B” Ellerbee, the reports of Jeezy’s arrest in New Providence are false. “It’s not true,” Ellerbee told MTV News, dismissing a report by Bahama-based newspaper The Tribune, who claimed Jeezy was booked before a show in the tough, Fox Hills section of the island.According to reports, the rapper was simply “in the wrong place at the wrong time” when he was arrested and released, just before his performance at Club Luna, later that evening.Police in the Bahamas have yet-to-reveal any more details about the alleged arrest.

(AllHipHop News) A variety of rap legends are banding together to raise breast cancer awareness in what is being labeled as Hip-Hop’s first official nationwide bowling team. UTFO’s Kangol Kid, veteran female rapper Roxanne Shante and film executive Shaunda Lumpkin have formed the Hip-Hop Pin Drop, which is designed to raise funds and cure cancer “One Pin at A Time.”The first event is slated to take in January of next year, at New York City’s FRAMES Bowling Lounge. The first artists slated to bowl include Hip-Hop pioneer Kool Herc, Dana Dane, Doc Ice of UTFO, DoItAll, Sugar Hill Gang, Daryl “Chill” Mitchell and Jam Master Jay’s son Jason Mizell Jr. The event is part of the Mama Luke Organization’s efforts to raise funds to fight breast cancer. The organization was formed when Lumpkin, who manages former foes Kangol and Roxanne, lost her mother after a three-year battle with the disease. The first Hip-Hop Pin Drop takes place January 6th, 2011. 

(AllHipHop News) Hip-Hops star Fabolous visited a group of middle school students in Jamaica, Queens yesterday (December 7th) to inspire the teenagers as part of the After-School All-Stars (ASASNY) program. Fab appeared at I.S. 192 yesterday, where he moderated a class debate on the subject of Facebook and parental controls over the popular social networking site.The Grammy-nominated rap star also designed graffiti shirts with the students in art class. Additionally, Fabolous shared his life experience with the students and spoke about the importance of after-school programming as an alternative to hanging out in the streets. The visit to I.S. 192 was the first school site visit for Fabolous, who is a National Ambassador for the After-School All Stars Organization, which was founded in 1990 by Arnold Schwarzenegger. Other ambassadors include Kobe Bryant, LeBron James, Chris Bosh and others.

(AllHipHop News) Kanye West was recently awarded the top spot in Rolling Stone’s year-end album issue.West’s My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, which came out November 22nd and received a five-star rating review from the magazine, sold almost 500,000 copies in the first week of its release.Rolling Stone’s review of  Kanye’s album said that his project was filled with “music as sprawlingly messy as his life” and that songs on the project are “hip-hop epics…full of the kind of grandiose gestures that only the foolish attempt and only the wildly talented pull off.”Akron, Ohio, blues-rock duo the Black Keys, known to work along side Dame Dash, scored the number two spot with Brothers, which featured one of the year’s top songs, “Tighten Up Rock”Drake’s Thank Me Later took the #6 spot and Eminem’s Recovery took the #9 spot helping round out the top 10.