(AllHipHop News) Tameka “Tiny” Cottle will face a felony drug possession charge in Los Angeles, after she was arrested on September 1st with her husband, rap star T.I.Cottle was a passenger in a Maybach being driven by T.I. when police stopped the vehicle. When they allegedly smelled the odor of marijuana, they searched the vehicle’s occupants and found T.I. and Tiny to each be in possession of ecstasy. Both were released on $10,000 bond on September 2nd. On October 15th, T.I. was sentenced to 11 months in prison for violating the terms of his probation for an October 2007 arrest for attempting to purchase machine guns and silencers. Earlier this week, prosecutors dropped the state drug charge against T.I., since he is being punished by the Federal system. T.I. is slated to report to an Arkansas prison on Monday (November 1st). When T.I. was arrested in October of 2007 during the gun fiasco, Tiny was also busted for being in possession of marijuana. If Tiny is convicted, she could face up to one year in prison.

(AllHipHop News) Mogul Jay-Z has unveiled the song listing for his new book, Decoded.

According to a release, Decoded is “a collection of lyrics and their meaning that together tell the story of a culture, an art form, a moment in history, and one of the most provocative and successful artists of our time.”

The book was co-authored by acclaimed journalist/author/film maker dream hampton.

The song list is below.

(AllHipHop News) Nude pictures of rapper Kanye West have hit the internet after weeks of rumors of their existence.

The images show the rapper sitting in a chair or couch shirtless in sunglasses and a chain.

In a separate image, the rapper’s private area is exposed, according to the New York Daily News.

West has yet to comment on the images that have leaked online.

The bottom half of the uncensored photo, posted as a separate image, reveals West wearing black boxer-briefs with his member exposed.

In the song “Runaway,” West admitted that he’s sent pictures of himself to women.

He sings: “She find pictures in my email /

I sent this girl a picture of my, (privates)! /

I don’t know what it is with females /

But I’m not too good with that, hey!”

My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy, West’s upcoming album, is slated to be released on November 22.

(AllHipHop News) The Black Eyed Peas have been sued from planiffs that allege that the Hip-Hop/pop group copied “I Got a Feeling,” and “Boom Boom Pow,” two of their most popular hits.

Both suits were filed on Thursday November 28 in federal courts in Santa Ana and Los Angeles.

A Texas-based songwriter named Bryan Pringle filed the Santa Ana suit and charges his song, “Take a Dive,” was taken deliberately and re-christened “I Gotta Feeling.”

The Los Angeles lawsuit is a refilling of a previous claim from Chicago rapper Phoenix Phenom (nee Ebony Latrice Batts), and her producer Manfred Mohr. They allege that the Black Eyed Peas infringed on their song “Boom Dynamite” and made it into “Boom Boom Pow.”

Like the lawsuit filed in January of 2010, Batts claims that The Black Eyed Peas stole portions of her song “Boom Dynamite” and reused them in their worldwide hit single, “Boom Boom Pow.”Both Pringle and Batts are now represented by Dean A. Dickie of Miller Canfield, Ira Gould of Gould Law Group and George Hampton IV of HamptonHolley LLP. “Both Complaints allege that the Defendants UMG Recordings, Interscope Records and members of the Black Eyed Peas engaged in a pattern and practice of intentional copyright infringement with respect to the unlawful copying of songs of unknown or lesser-known artists. It is public knowledge that there have been multiple copyright infringement cases or claims brought against the Black Eyed Peas within the last year, and they are referred to in the Complaint,” said Dickie. “A simple listening to the songs will expose them as having been copied and being ‘substantially similar’– the legal standard in copyright infringement cases.”

UMG Recordings and Interscope Records are included in the Los Angeles complaint.

Both lawsuit request damages, past and future profits, credits and royalty payments.