Trina and Future lend a hand to Poe Boy Music Group/Atlantic Records femcee Brianna on her bluntly titled single “Hey Ho” aka “Oh La.” The Diamond Princess flaunts her flashy lifestyle, while Future provides the catchy hook on the bouncy number. The rap trio’s collaboration is set to appear on Brianna’s mixtape Face Off, dropping Christmas Day.

Trina steps out in her Christian Louboutin heels in the video for “Red Bottoms,” a cut off her mixtape Diamonds Are Forever. The Diamond Princess flaunts her voluptuous assets in a catsuit and sparkly suspenders as the wind whips through her flowing mane. She holds court at the bar, while her dancers bust out their best moves.

“The dancers were simply amazing—they killed it! I saw some unbelievable footwork tonight,” said Trina. “I wish I could get out there and do it.”

Miami mami Trina works the pole in the tantalizing video for “Red Bottoms,” a cut off her mixtape Diamonds Are Forever. The rap diva learned some new moves while filming the red-hued scenes at a nightclub.

“It’s been very challenging but fun,” said Trina. “The dancers were simply amazing—they killed it! I saw some unbelievable footwork tonight. I wish I could get out there and do it.”

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Pharrell continued the nationwide rollout of his Qream liqueur with a sexy soirée in Miami on Thursday night (July 28). The music impresario flew down south to launch the vodka-based, lactose-friendly cream with some help from his pals including Trina, Fat Joe, hitmakers Jim Jonsin and Rico Love, and Q-Tip, who DJ’d the event.

In an interview with Rap-Up TV, Skateboard P explained how he came up with the concept. “I looked at the market, I looked at the holes out there and it felt like indulgence and women were the two things that were being neglected,” he said. “So what I decided to do was design a drink that made sense for women that everybody could enjoy, but women knew it was for them.”

Pour over more pics from the sweet celebration below.

Nicki Minaj’s Miami Barbz got a double surprise when Sean Kingston and Trina joined the Pink Friday rapper onstage during her performance on Britney Spears’ “Femme Fatale” tour at the AmericanAirlines Arena. A visibly slimmer Sean hit the stage for the first time since his jet ski accident to perform his island-flavored single “Letting Go (Dutty Love)” with the blonde Barbie.

“Just killed it on stage with the lovely @Nickiminaj had an amazing time feels great to be back on stage esp. wit the hottest female out,” tweeted Sean. “Im alive.. stonger and better then EVER!… now im bout to drop these hits on yall hahahaha IM BACKK!!!!!”

But that wasn’t all. Miami’s Diamond Princess Trina connected with her fellow bad bitch to spit her verse on “My Chick Bad.” “Whoa! @TRINArockstarr and @SeanKingston just SHUT MIAMI DOWWWN w/me @ the Femme Fatale Tour!!! Thank u guys soooo much!!!!” wrote a grateful Nicki at the end of the night.

“Letting Go (Dutty Love)” with Sean Kingston

“My Chick Bad” with Trina

The Mack is back! Fifteen years after he topped the charts with “Return of the Mack,” Mark Morrison stages a comeback with the celebratory video for “B’Day,” which he describes as the birthday anthem for the 21st century. The ’90s star hits a Miami club to party with his friend from across the pond, Trina, in the Gil Green-directed clip. Look for a new album from the Brit later this year.

Trina is in a league of her own in the video for “Hit It Right,” the CP Hollywood-produced track from her mixtape Diamonds Are Forever. The Diamond Princess takes the field in short shorts with her all-girls team the Millionaire Girls Club, who go up against the guys team, the Hustlers. Watch the ladies hit it out of the park.

When the nominations for the BET Awards 2011 were announced yesterday, Keyshia Cole and Trina didn’t hear their names called. Now the ladies are speaking out after being excluded.

The “Let It Go” songstress, who starred in the BET reality show “The Way It Is,” didn’t bear any ill will toward the awards show despite her snub in all categories including Best Female R&B Artist.

“Its like this. Been on the scene 7 years. I was 21 when I got signed. 7 # 1 records. No awards 4 none of them/still touring. It is Wht it is,” tweeted Keyshia. “These types of thing R the way they R. I’m not upset about any of it in any way. I hope everyone that goes has a wonderful time.”

While Keyshia was restrained with her feelings, Trina’s response was more brash. “fuck BET……” fired off an upset Trina.

The Miami rapper was excluded in the category of Best Female Hip-Hop Artist, although she released her album Amazin’ last year. The nominees who will compete in that category are Nicki Minaj, Cymphonique, LoLa Monroe, and Diamond, who shared her fellow femcee’s pain.

“Shout out to my big sis @TRINArockstarr she has always been my idol! I don’t knw wut happen wit the nominations.. But she raised all of US!” wrote Diamond.

UPDATE: After sleeping on it, Keyshia added her thoughts about the snub, tweeting, “That awkward moment when u realize in everyone’s eyes your not the sh*t anymore. #POW. I’ve officially got the memo. Thank mtv/bet.”

Do you think Keyshia Cole and Trina were robbed of their nominations?

Trina polishes off some new gems on her DJ Ill Will and DJ Holiday-hosted mixtape Diamonds Are Forever, the prelude to her next album. The Diamond Princess calls on Rick Ross (“Waist So Skinny”), Teairra Mari (“Black Bird”), Mya (“Can I”), T-Pain (“Ghetto”), and more for the 17-track freebie, which she describes as “really fun and energetic.” Listen to her shine below.

Download: Trina – Diamonds Are Forever

Diamonds are Trina’s best friend. The Diamond Princess sparkles on the cover of her mixtape Diamonds Are Forever, dropping March 28. The project has spawned remixes to Diddy-Dirty Money’s “Ass on the Floor” and Yung Chris’ “Racks on Racks,” as well as the single “Ghetto” featuring T-Pain, for which a video was recently shot. Listen to the title track/intro here.