Lil Wayne has another child, as Lauren London has reportedly given birth to their child today.

Lennox Samuel Ari Carter was born today and weighed 7 lbs, 12 ounces at 21 inches long, according to unconfirmed reports.

Lil Wayne was present when London birthed the baby, according to published reports.

Both Wayne and London confirmed that they were having a child together after the constant media attention and scrutiny hit a fever pitch by the fans.

The rapper confirmed his paternity last month in and interview with DJ Fuzzy of Los Angeles’ Power 106.

London pleaded with the fans as rumors emerged that Lil Wayne may not be the father.

“Rumors are false. Why won’t they just let us be? Wayne is indeed the father and there’s no question,” she wrote on her Twitter page. “We are celebrating a life.”

This is Lil Wayne’s third child and London’s first. Former singer Nivea is presently pregnant with the rap artist’s fourth child.

There has been no comment from either star’s camp at press time.

LL Cool J and CBS released “NCIS: No Crew is Superior” yesterday to support LL’s role in the television series NCIS: Los Angeles. The track was produced by C. “Tricky” Stewart and recorded for LL’s new Boomdizzle record label. The track will be used in upcoming on-air television and radio promotional campaigns for NCIS. Also, a video will be released for “No Crew” next week featuring LL in the studio and on the set of NCIS: Los Angeles. The series premieres Tuesday, September 22 at 9 p.m. on CBS.

This year’s City to the Sand 100 Mile Run will hold a deeper meaning for rap pioneer DMC. The Run DMC member will be among 100 cyclists riding in the event as he participates on behalf of his nonprofit Felix Organization/Adoptees For Children. The organization, co-founded by DMC and Hollywood casting director Sheila Jaffe, is dedicated towards providing what it describes as “enriching opportunities and experiences to children growing up without parents.” For the charitable ride, DMC will peddle 100 miles on a bike from New York City to The Hamptons. The City To the Sand 100 Mile Ride will kick off at 7:30 AM EST on Saturday (Sept. 12), rain or shine, north at 1st Avenue. “It’s the kind of personal, community-based connectivity I’ve spent the past few years of my life trying to enlarge out there,” DMC expressed in a statement. “It’s going to be a blast!” Tax-deductible contributions can be made via check or money order and sent to: 100mileman/DMC 230 Park Avenue, NYC, NY 10169

Dame Dash’s ex-wife and former Rocawear designer Rachel Roy recently launched a new Rachel Rachel Roy line in a number of Macy’s , specially in South Florida malls. Roy’s new label features a number of footwear, jewelry, leggings and handbag items. The new young contemporary label includes contemporary sportswear, footwear, jewelry, leggings and handbags. Prices range from $59 – $229. “The girl wearing Rachel Rachel Roy is a bit faster in her fashion sense – she is very in tune with the latest music and artists that are relevant to her life,” said Roy who worked on the line for over a year.

Rapper Wyclef will take part in Quincy Jones’ an all-star tribute to Michael Jackson this October on the island of Bermuda.

Wyclef will join artists Patti Austin, James Ingram, Erykah Badu, John Legend, Michael McDonald, Kenny Rogers and Naturally Seven during the “Quincy Jones and Friends” festival from October 29-31.

On the final night, there will be a featured performance and dedication to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller,” which Jones produced.

During the weekend, Jones will receive the African Diaspora Heritage Trail Award for changing the way music and philanthropy interact, due to his

“We are The World” track, which is the best-selling single of all-time.

The effort raised over $63 million dollars for Ethiopia.

“The line-up of artists that we have assembled for this year’s festival are some of the most talented performers of their generation and, like me, understand and respect the diverse musical and spiritual influences that are reflected in Bermuda’s rich cultural history,” Jones said. “I promise that this year’s festival will be one that you definitely will not want to miss. it’s going to be hot.”

During the concert in Bermuda, Wyclef and the other artists will perform in front of an international orchestra hand picked by Jones himself, including Greg Phillinganes.

 Wyclef and Quincy Jones recently collaborated on a track off of the upcoming Quincy Jones Tribute album, which is still in production.

Tickets for the Music Festival are on sale now at all major ticket outlets.

The birth of Hip-Hop culture will serve as the backdrop for a new one-man play starring Def Poetry regular Lemon Anderson. Written and performed by Anderson, County of Kings chronicles the Brooklyn, NY-born poet’s coming of age as a kid growing up in an unforgiving environment while facing difficult and sometimes humorous experiences. The Elise Thoron-helmed memoir is the latest venture for Anderson, who served as an original cast member and writer of the Tony awarding Def Poetry Jam on Broadway. In addition, the poet has appeared in The Soloist with Jamie Foxx and Robert Downey Jr. and the Spike Lee directed Inside Man with Denzel Washington. Lee, along with The Culture Project, will present County of Kings as the play officially begins its theatrical run at The Public Theater on October 12. Previews of the production start on September 29. Tickets for the preview performances are $25. A limited number of tickets for all other performances (not including opening night), will be sold for $25, cash only, at the box office.

Acclaimed producer Mannie Fresh will seek to take his label Chubby Boy Records to greater heights via a newly-inked distribution deal with Deep Entertainment. The deal represents Fresh’s plan to solidify his talents as a Hip-Hop producer while showcasing his diversity in other genres of music. As a label, Deep Entertainment has slowly been making a name for itself in Hip-Hop culture due to its successful distribution of various mixtapes.

Mannie Fresh’s first rumored project will be Return of the Ballin’, which will serve as a follow-up to his 2004 debut The Mind of Mannie Fresh. Fresh was instrumental in the explosion of Southern Hip-Hop through his tenure as Cash Money Record’s in-house producer from 1993-2005. In that span, the New Orleans native’s beats were a staple of hit albums from Juvenile (400 Degreez ), Lil Wayne (Tha Block It Hot, Tha Carter ), B.G. (Chopper City in the Ghetto ), The Hot Boys (Guerrilla Warfare ), and the Big Tymers (Hood Rich ). Realizing that labels have to be forward-thinking and daring in their marketing due to the ever-evolving music climate, Deep Entertainment Public Relations Director Nicole Murray plans to make Fresh a part of their proposed “independent music revolution.” Deep Entertainment is a rising star among independent labels,” explained Murray to AllHipHop.com in a statement. “Boasting the ability to pair creative, outside-the-box distribution channels as well as the traditional methods of retail and digital release with a full set of in house services including marketing, radio promotions and publicity, Deep Entertainment is revolutionizing the way independent music is released and received by the market place.” Fresh’s Return of the Ballin’ is currently set for an October release. Afterward, the label expects to debut new acts from Fresh’s Chubby Boy label. At press time, it is unknown if Fresh has retained his previous label deal with Def Jam South.