Alice in Chains' Prison Rape, Amy Winehouse's Rap Career

Plus: Neil Diamond covers Adam Sandler, Depeche Mode's face-licking vid, and more Web Weirdness!
Alice in Chains drummer Sean Kinney / Amy Winehouse

Here are some of the weirdest web stories of the week:

Neil Diamond covers Adam Sandler's "Chanukah Song" on his upcoming Christmas album. Let's pray "Lunchlady Land" is the B-side. [Spinner]

LISTEN: 50 Cent's Baby-Making Jam

Ne-Yo joins in on smooth-talking new song. Plus: Mr. Five Dimes gets dressed up, addresses college students. Watch the video!

Listen up, ladies. 50 Cent is generously offering a "Baby By Me" in his latest song.

New Season of VH1's 'Behind the Music' Debuts with Lil Wayne!

The biographical show returns after a seven-year hiatus with Weezy telling all about his violent childhood and rise to the top. Watch an exclusive clip!
Lil Wayne / Photo By: Jeff Gratis

Behind the Music is back with an entirely new season, and will give viewers the chance to get to know the personal side of artists including Lil Wayne, Pink, Bobby Brown, Bret Michaels, T.I., and 50 Cent. Get more information about the new season here!

Watch: 50 Cent's New Lady-Pleasing Video

The Queens-bred rapper proves he still knows how to treat a woman in this clip for "Funny How Time Flies."
50 Cent

Apparently, the economic recession doesn't apply to 50 Cent -- or his lady friends.

The rapper's "Funny How Time Flies" video sees him driving his girl around in a fancy white convertible -- top-down of course -- boasting about a life of "trips to P.R., sex in the car, floatin' diamonds shapar."

New 50 Cent Album Coming In September

The multi-platinum half-dollar says he's just waiting on slowpoke Dr. Dre to finish up.
50 Cent

50 Cent's long-delayed Before I Self Destruct finally has a release date after two years of delays, MTV News reports. The album, his fourth, drops September 29 and 50 says the wait was worth it.

SPIN.com's Best of the Week

While the world mourns Michael Jackson, we revisit the week's other stories: Chris Brown, Marilyn Manson, Eminem, Will.i.Am, and more!
Chris Brown / Marlyn Manson / Will.I.Am

In a week when the big news was the death of Michael Jackson, some of music's biggest stars were still making headlines: Chris Brown pled guilty to assaulting Rihanna, Marilyn Manson discussed $200K drug budgets, and Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.i.Am's entourage exchanged words -- and, allegedly, fists -- with gossip b

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