Cymphonique Miller's Show Debuts In Feb

Cymphonique Miller, daughter of hip hop mogul Master P, is debuting her new TV show "How to Rock" on Nickelodeon in February. The show is one of several new series launching on the network.

“I tried everything in my power to stop this girl because this can be a hard, sick business — really easy to get taken advantage of,” Master P told AllHipHop. “I guess you can’t hold raw talent back.”

“We’re hoping for great things from Cymphonique — a big, fat, giant hit,” Margie Cohn, Nickelodeon’s president for original programming added. “That’s what I’ve been working for with this series, so why not say it?”

Cymphonique will also be featured in an eight part video series documenting her journey; and an original pop song “Only You Can Be You” will be featured on the show and is already available on iTunes.

Pill Explains His Maybach Music Deal

Atlanta rapper Pill has seen his profile raised since he joined Rick Ross' Maybach Music imprint. The rapper recently released his mixtape "The Diagnosis," and shared what his approach will be going forward now that he's affiliated with a major label.

"Its just basically me doing my same type of music with just a bigger look and a bigger stamp," Pill told AllHipHop. "Being that Ross got me over at Maybach Music, it's an all around good look and he just wants you to do you. Make sure you put out your music and he can give any type of input that he may feel that you may need, and he don't stop me from trying to do the type of music that I want to put out. I just continue to put out the type of music that I want to put out and that got me signed."

Pill also explained the track "Scotty Pippen, Tim Duncan."

"It just was basically trying to come up with some slang, as a reference to the trap like doing numbers or being numbers," he said. "Something besides going ham, because it seems as if everyone been going ham.... really hard, I was like ' well let me come out with something else right now'. So hopefully that will catch on just as much as the other one did too, but this time I will be credited."

Stevie Williams Hires Ludacris' Manager

Pro skateboarder Stevie Williams has hired Ludacris' manager, Chaka Zulu, to help take his career to the next level. The Philadelphia native is prepping to release a signature shoe line via Supra Footwear, and Zulu has a proven track record when it comes to branding. Zulu helped guide Ludacris' expansion into various endorsement deals. Williams has numerous deals in the works, including with G-Shock and 9Five Eyewear

"My choice of being in business with Stevie Williams is simple," Chaka Zulu told AllHipHop. "Having been in this game for years and being associated with iconic cultural brands and people, I feel that the people I choose to work with should also be that. Stevie has his culture in a headlock, he breathes his lifestyle everyday in watching his passion when he skates or speaks on taking the skate lifestyle further. It’s contagious. I want to help him setup a great system for the skate culture that will come after him. Watch his moves u will be amazed.”

Williams has landed the deal with Supra and another one with Casio. He's focused on promoting his Dirty Ghetto Kids (DGK) brand.

“I don’t really pump and promote the words 'Dirty Ghetto Kids' but I do promote DGK," Williams explained. "Like the message is not so much about Dirty Ghetto Kids being that I’m now grown and I have kids of my own. I’m not out there promoting a message of staying dirty and ghetto. It’s more of a message encouraging you to 'take adversity head on.' It’s challenging and above all, defy adversity. It’s more of an inspirational company than derogatory.”

"Watch the Throne" Cover Artist Speaks

Ricardo Tisci, designer for fashion house Givenchy, designed the distinctive album cover for Jay-Z and Kanye West's Watch the Throne; and he shared his gratitude at being tapped for the high-profile project. He also revealed some of the inspiration behind his work on the cover.

The artwork throughout the album is striking, and Tisci utilized several shapes, religious symbols and animal faces for the artwork.

"I am honored to have been asked to be part of this incredible music moment with such amazing artists," Riccardo Tisci told AllHipHop. "I am impressed by the amount of respect they have for music and art. We share the same way of working : like a family."

Tisci also stated that he wanted the artwork to symbolize the “masculinity of two of the most iconic rap figures of our time."

Swizz Beatz Working With School

Superproducer Swizz Beatz and the Bronx Charter School for the Arts are joining forces to celebrate the history and culture of the Bronx. Swizz and graf artist Cope 2 are launching the "Bronx Flavor" campaign, sponsored by Pepsi.

The campaign celebrates 'the rich history of the Bronx, by providing residents with healthy lifestyle decisions that embody the spirit of the city.' and the event (which takes place July 14) will feature food, Pepsi beverages, and dance stations focusing on everything form breakdancing to Zumba.

According to AllHipHop, Swizz Beatz and Cope 2 will also be hosting live art installations alongside parents, students and Bronx Charter School faculty members.

Lil Wayne, Eminem Hit the Record Books

Lil Wayne and Eminem have gotten into the Guinness World Records. It was announced that, to coincide with Social Media Day, the two rappers have both reached historic numbers in terms of online fan-dom.

Lil Wayne's Facebook page has the Most "Likes" on a Facebook Item, Weezy's fans posted 668,198 comments, in response to a challenge posted on February 15, 2011 to break the record set by Oreo cookies. Wayne's fans posted over a half-a-million comments in less than 24 hours.

Eminem's official page has 42.5 million "Likes," alongside major brands like Facebook itself, YouTube.com, Zynga and pop artist, Lady Gaga.

"There's still a world of possibility in the social media space for new records as services emerge and existing ones increase their penetration," Barrett told AllHipHop.com in a statement. "There are a few landmark figures which will surely be passed in the next few years, who will be the first Twitter user to amass 100 million followers? Which Facebook page will be the first to reach 100 million likes? Whoever it is, you can be sure that Guinness World Records will be there to recognise all of these milestone achievements."

B.M.F. Movie Announced

The Black Mafia Family (B.M.F.) will be hitting the big screen. The notorious crime syndicate's story will be told in an upcoming movie, to be produced by LT Hutton and David Robinson--the men behind the upcoming 2Pac biopic due to begin shooting later in 2011.

Demetrius "Big Meech" Flenory and Terry "Southwest-T" Flenory headed up the BMF, and the rights to their story have been acquired by Program Pictures.The BMF generated over $270 million from the late 1980s until the mid-2000s, when the Flenory brothers were each sentenced to 30 years in prison.

“We're working closely with Meech and Tammy Cowins to make sure every aspect of the story is done correctly," LT Hutton told AllHipHop. "Over the upcoming months, will be working on getting a script together so we can begin filming as early as next year.”