The first time I ever flew to New York was about six years ago, to interview an artist whose single "In Da Club" had just dropped.

Six years on, 50 Cent is still going hard. He's arguably the most internationally successful hip-hop artist in the game — 50 has elevated himself beyond the world of rap into movies, philanthropy, clothing and above all, business! But with all the executive swagger that 50 has, one thing he never steps away from is beef.

I doubt anyone — any artist, anyway — in music has ever had as much rivalry as 50 Cent, and that's just with other recording artists! From the LOX, Fat Joe, Nas, Irv Gotti, DJ Khaled, Ja Rule, Kanye West, T.I., Camron, Diddy, Game, Cassidy, Young Buck, R. Kelly (50 dissed him at SummerJam), Big Pun, Jay-Z ... from his early record "How to Rob," 50 has never been afraid to go at anyone, whether jokingly or seriously. Even Oprah wasn't safe!

It looks like 50 is hungry again, and next up are Rick Ross for an "appetizer" and Lil Wayne for the "full-course meal" — which are 50's own words on the new dis track "Officer Ricky."

By now, we're used to beef as a marketing move, but obviously 50 loves the competition. His willingness to go in on other MCs is a reason why some love him and others hate him. He thrives on it. With a new album set to drop some time in the coming weeks, it's time to build the hype, and there's no better way it seems than engaging in a lyrical war of words with another heavyweight MC. I wonder how it works? Does 50 sit down with his crew and say, "OK, who can I go at this time?" Obviously, the bigger the name, the bigger the hype. So who's next? (Hell, who's left?)

Eminem is out; he's family. Jay-Z is an obvious choice, but hasn't risen to such challenges lately, being a grown man and all. And he's been going at Kanye West for awhile now. So it all comes down to Lil Wayne, and responding to Rick Ross' slam. Wayne should actually take it as a compliment!

I don't mind a bit of competition between MCs, as long as it stays in the studio.

So who will come out on top: 50 or Wayne? Sound off below!

Is it possible that MTV has launched an all-out war between crazed fans of the Jonas Brothers and Tokio Hotel?

When our sister blog Buzzworthy published an entry seemingly comparing JB fanatics with TH devotees, the site's dear readers almost killed each other (in the blog sense, that is). The original Buzzworthy post was actually talking about the official addition of the word "fanboy" to the Merriam-Webster dictionary and hinted that JB and TH fans may be the ones to thank.

But then things got out of hand ... really out of hand. Karleigh and Katie Santry, who run JonasBrothersFan.com, even say that angry Tokio Hotel fans started posting inappropriate material on their forums, including pornography and violent photos. "Morbid stuff," as the girls described it.

The Jonas site has removed all the nasty images, and Buzzworthy even tried to reconcile the fighting fans. After much trash-talk, it looks like a peace may have been forged. Come on, gang. We're all in this together. Can't we all idolize in peace?

Which is why Fight Girls is a favorite Friday night past time in the Pak household. It’s a reality show about a house full of serious female Muay Thai fighters, who at the end of each episode are paired off in a winner-take-all, fight to the-death match!!! I’m not talking about the typical hair pulling, weave ripping, nail scratching girl fights. This is UFC style, professional ass kicking….RAD!!! So, this being Vegas, where any fantasy can come true, mine was to train with the Master himself, Master Toddy, the very man who teaches these girls to smack down. Vegas is a kick-boxing mecca, WHO KNEW???

What I lack in skill…it’s obvious, I make up in spazzy enthusiasm.