Mary J. Blige and Gucci hosted a cocktail party benefitting her charity FFAWN (Foundation For the Advancement of Women Now) on Wednesday (Sept. 16). Athletes (Serena Williams, LeBron James), moguls (Donald Trump, Russell Simmons, Steve Stoute), and musicians (Alicia Keys, Estelle, Ryan Leslie) showed their support at the Gucci 5th Avenue flagship store in New York City.

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Ryan Leslie gets gritty in the video for “You’re Not My Girl,” the first single from his sophomore album Transition (Nov. 3). The clip was directed by Anthony Mandler (“Run This Town”). R.Les should go back to directing his own videos.

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Mandy Moore, Camila Alves, Ciara, and Rachel Bilson shared a laugh at the Express TXT L8TER Denim Campaign launch at Nobu in Los Angeles on Wednesday. After the party, Ciara caught up with her friends La La Vazquez and Ludacris.

LeToya Luckett, Ryan Leslie, Lyfe Jennings, and the Clipse’s Pusha T perform at B.B. King below.

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Fabolous gets flashed by the paparazzi in the video “Everything, Everyday, Everywhere” featuring Keri Hilson and Ryan Leslie. Don’t miss cameos from Rick Ross, Trey Songz, Amerie, Adrienne Bailon, and Ace Hood.

Read what the critics are saying about Loso’s Way, available now.

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GREY GOOSE Entertainment toasted Wale, Ryan Leslie, Keri Hilson, and The-Dream at the debut of BET’s “Rising Icons” series at 1OAK in New York City on Monday. The evening featured a performance from Keri and appearances by Christina Milian, Kristinia DeBarge, and Julissa Bermudez.

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“We in this bitch like an unborn baby,” Fabolous raps on the radio-ready “Everyday, Everything, Everywhere” featuring Keri Hilson and Ryan Leslie, the next single off his new album Loso’s Way. A video was shot in L.A. during BET Awards weekend.

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Ryan Leslie prepares for round two with his sophomore album Transition, due this fall. R-Les takes it to the dance floor with the first single, a funky, uptempo number reminiscent of Queen’s “Another One Bites the Dust” and Omarion’s “Entourage.”

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