Kanye West continues singles chart rule
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 29 (UPI) -- Kanye West's "Gold Digger" featuring Jamie Foxx held onto the No. 1 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 singles chart for a fourth consecutive week Thursday.
"Gold Digger" was also No. 1 on Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs, Pop 100, Hot Digital Songs, Hot Ringtones and Hot Rap Songs charts.
Mariah Carey's "Shake It Off" held onto the Hot 100 No. 2 spot and her summer dominating "We Belong Together" was No. 6. Bow Wow's "Like You" featuring Ciara held onto No. 3 and Nickelback's "Photograph" leaped from No. 25 to No. 4, Billboard reported.
The Black Eyed Peas' "My Humps" was No. 5 and Green Day's "Wake Me When September Ends" was No. 7 on the Hot 100. The chart closes out with David Banner's "Play" at No. 9, the Pussycat Dolls' "Don't Cha" and Weezer's first song in the Top 10, "Beverly Hills."
Kate Moss checks into Phoenix rehab
PHOENIX, Sept. 29 (UPI) -- Supermodel Kate Moss has reportedly checked into a Phoenix celebrity treatment center amid cocaine abuse allegations, it was reported Thursday.
Moss, 31, is spending a month at the $4,000-a-night Meadows Clinic for "medical treatment and therapy," friends told the Times of London.
A London police investigation has been launched into Moss' alleged drug activities, the newspaper said.
The Daily Mirror set off the firestorm when it published photos of Moss putting down lines and snorting cocaine in a London studio where guitarist/boyfriend Pete Doherty was laying down tracks. She had previously charged the tabloid with libel for claiming she had a coke problem.
Last week, Moss issued a statement apologizing for her "actions" and said she knew she had "personal issues" she needed to address.
Moss has reportedly broken up Doherty, a heroin addict in frequent clashes with the law, the Times said.
Moss has lost several modeling contracts as a result of the drug scandal.
Lil Jon sues Hustler over porn flick
ATLANTA, Sept. 29 (UPI) -- Crunk rapper Lil Jon has filed a $30 million lawsuit in Atlanta federal court claiming Larry Flynt Productions used tape of him in a porno film.
The movie in question is "Phat Tuesday," about five women who go to New Orleans for Mardi Gras, have lots of sex with men and each other and attend a concert by Lil Jon and the East Side Boys, MTV.com reported.
The lawsuit filed Monday says Larry Flynt Productions, which owns Hustler magazine, obtained the concert and backstage footage from another company that shot it, MTV said.
Neither Lil Jon nor his record label, TVT Records, gave permission for the footage to be used or knew about it until the DVD was released, the suit said.
In addition, the front of the DVD has a photo of the rapper with the words: "Featuring Lil Jon, King of Crunk."
The suit claims, among other things, breach of contract, false advertising, infringement of right to publicity and appropriation of name and likeness.
Bakley daughter says mom tricked Blake
BURBANK, Calif., Sept. 29 (UPI) -- The slain wife of actor Robert Blake tricked him by taking fertility drugs instead of birth control pills, her daughter testified in California.
Blake, 72, married Bonny Lee Bakley, 44, after she got pregnant with their daughter, Rosie, now 5.
Bakley's children are suing Blake for their mother's wrongful death, even though he was acquitted in March of fatally shooting Bakley outside a Studio City, Calif., restaurant in 2001.
Bakley's oldest daughter testified in the Burbank court her mother took the fertility drug Clomid while dating Blake, KABC-TV, Los Angeles, reported.
"I told him I was on the pill. I just didn't say what pill. Ha, ha,"' Holly Gawron, 25, quoted her mother as saying.
Gawron said she also helped her mother scam men by calling bachelors and leaving recorded messages asking them to contact Bakley.
Earlier this week, Gawron told the court Bakley told her Blake said "he had a bullet with her name on it."
