Destiny's Child's #1's Hits " You Guessed It " #1

Destiny's Child's parting gift to fans " the greatest-hits collection #1's " lives up to its name on the Billboard albums chart, according to the latest SoundScan totals.

#1's features three new tracks and 13 hit singles " including Billboard Hot 100 winners "Bills, Bills, Bills," "Say My Name," "Bootylicious" and "Independent Women Part 1." But before

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New 50 Cent Music Hits Airwaves;

As the release dates of 50 Cent's new film, "Get Rich or Die Tryin'," and its accompanying soundtrack draw closer, the rapper is in full hype mode, with a host of appearances and new music.

Last weekend, a record called "I Don't Know,Officer" - which Fif's "Get Rich" character, Marcus,

actually raps part of in the movie - aired and hit the Internet. The song features 50, Lloyd Banks, Prodigy, Spider Loc and Mase, the latter of whom takes a jab at Loon and Fabolous  "I don't know why Loon and Fabby won't just call me their daddy"  as well as "CB4 gangstas in Harlem" who keep coming at him. They all rap from the perspective of men who are being interrogated by the police but are unwilling to cooperate.

Coming soon! 50 Cent music Candy shop!

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Fat Joe - All Or Nothing

Although Fat Joe's sixth album finds the Bronx Don trying to establish himself once and for all as a New York rap tour de force, he falls short.

Fans of Joey Crack know his delivery has significantly improved with each LP, that with each release the notch is raised slightly. However, with All Or Nothing, formerly titled Things Of That Nature, Crack is scattered and trying to do too much at once. Although his strength lies in his street tales, evident in cuts such as the cinematic "Temptation Pt. 1," "Temptation Pt. 2," he tries to recreate the success of past hits such as 2004's surprise monster "Lean Back" and the J-Lo guested "What's Love." This time around the reheated "Lean Back" remix seems more than tepid while the awful throwaway track "Hold You Down" featuring Jennifer Lopez leaves one wondering "why?" This together with the constant repetition of his moniker, ala Mike Jones, drags this album lower than expected.

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