Far East Movement brought the party to “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” with a lively performance of their new single “Jello,” which was taped during their appearance at the Bud Light Hotel in Indianapolis over Super Bowl weekend. The L.A.-based group—Kev Nish, Prohgress, J-Splif, and DJ Virman—will release its new album Dirty Bass later this year.

50 Cent checked into the Bud Light Hotel in Indianapolis over Super Bowl weekend for a mini-concert, parts of which aired last night on “Jimmy Kimmel Live!” Repping the world champion New York Giants, Fif and his G-Note Records signee Governor performed “Wait Until Tonight” off his mixtape The Big 10, returning for an encore of “I Just Wanna” with Tony Yayo.

Kelly Rowland let her hair, and her guard down, during her appearance on Tuesday’s “Chelsea Lately.” The sexy songstress, who is up for a Grammy this weekend, dished to host Chelsea Handler about getting Lil Wayne on “Motivation,” turning 30, her 80/20 diet plan, and finding love. “I got a good man,” said Kelly, who also attempted to show off her British accent, which actually sounded more Australian.

Cee Lo Green shared a holy moment onstage with Madonna at Sunday’s Super Bowl halftime show. Still recovering from the epic evening, the soul crooner reflected on joining the pop queen for her classic “Like a Prayer.”

“It was awesome. A very, very, very wonderful, monumental experience to be a part of,” Cee Lo said during his appearance on the “Today” show on Monday morning. “Madonna definitely knows how to put on a wonderful show, but it was a great production. She did a great job.”

He was also asked about the M.I.A. finger-flipping controversy. “Actually I’m just hearing about it today, this morning as I get here,” he said. “I was so caught up in the moment yesterday, I had no idea.”

Cee Lo returns as a judge alongside Christina Aguilera, Adam Levine, and Blake Shelton for the second season on NBC’s “The Voice,” airing tonight at 8 p.m.

Flo Rida provided the soundtrack for Giants fan during Jimmy Fallon’s post-Super Bowl special in Indianapolis. The Southern rapper joined the legendary Roots crew to perform his celebratory single “Good Feeling” on “Late Night” following Sunday’s big game. The Etta James-sampled song is currently No. 4 on the Billboard Hot 100.

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“Indianapolis, what it do nephew?” said Snoop Dogg while touching down for his appearance on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” on Friday night. With his hair in a perm, the hip-hop icon came bearing “smoking accessories” for the talk show host and shared lots of laughs.

Coach Snoop discussed his youth football league, advice for the coaches of the Giants and Patriots (“Fly the friendly skies”), news anchor alter ego Nemo Hoes, and cleared up his recent arrest in Norway, attributing it to having too much money.

“I had about $7,000 in [Norwegian] money, so I said, ‘Ya’ll take the funny money, give me the cash, and we call it even,’” he explained. “We broke bread and they faked dead and we kept it moving and I kept on pushing.”

But the highlight came when he displayed his hilarious touchdown dance, which he calls “Pee on the Tree.” We would love to see this performed at the Super Bowl.

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Nas kicked off Super Bowl weekend with an appearance on “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.” Repping his home team the New York Giants, the hip-hop icon teamed up with The Roots to perform “Nasty” on Thursday night’s show, which was broadcast from Indianapolis’ Hilbert Circle Theater. He later headlined a concert with the band at EA Sports’ Madden Bowl kickoff party at the Bud Light Hotel.

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Mary J. Blige tackled some heavy issues during her sit-down with pal Wendy Williams. The Queen of Hip-Hop Soul discussed her sobriety, rumors surrounding her marriage, and motherhood.

“I don’t need alcohol to get me out of a depression or get me out of a bad moment, but I have occasional drinks with my friends,” explained Mary, who was once addicted to drugs. “I traded the coke for the alcohol and that’s why I had to completely cut it out for five years.”

She also shot down reports that her marriage to manager Kendu Isaacs is in trouble. “My marriage is not on the rocks, but I would be a liar and my fans would hate me if I said to them, ‘Oh, we’re perfect and everything is great,’” she said. “We have situations just like everyone else. We’re not out in public trying to kill each other, but it’s real. We love each other.”

Wendy encouraged MJB to become a mother, but she’s in no rush. “When it’s time, when it happens, it’s in my future. I’m not planning it,” said Mary, who also performed her My Life II single “Mr. Wrong” and the Golden Globe-nominated “The Living Proof.”

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The livest audience on television got even liver when A$AP Rocky stopped by “106 & Park.” Draped in a fur vest, the fashion-forward MC, whose real name is Rakim, spoke about being named after the legendary MC and how his mother had him sign his diaper as a baby. The day before, he met his namesake for the first time on Angie Martinez’s radio show and had him autograph more Pampers.

The Harlem rapper will join Drake’s “Club Paradise” tour later this month. “Drake reached out to me when I was on the Internet making music, and he was like, ‘Yo, I like what you’re doing and all that. I want you to come on tour with me. I’m influenced by you, I’m inspired,’” he shared.

Expect more big things from Rocky, whose debut will be released on Polo Grounds Music/RCA Records. “I’m just doing what I’ve been doing. I’m being me. Being pretty, that’s what I do.”

Following the tragic passing of Don Cornelius, the music industry mourned the “Soul Train” creator with heartfelt messages on Twitter. T.I. and his wife Tiny reflected on the 75-year-old’s impact during their visit to “106 & Park.”

“For me, it was about him creating a platform for us to be able to see ourselves,” said Tip. “Every Saturday morning after cartoons went off, I was waiting and hoping Run-DMC or somebody was on there. If not for him, we wouldn’t have had that. And not just my generation, but generations before me.”

Tiny recalled her appearance on the show in the ’90s with her group Xscape. “When I first started out, we were on ‘Soul Train’ and it was a great experience,” she said. “It was the first time I realized that they lip-sync, so it was something different, but I loved it. He paved the way for a lot of us to make it and be seen.”

The couple also addressed rumors that they’re expecting another child. “Ya’ll know I can’t give it away,” said Tiny, before T.I. interrupted to tell them to tune in to their VH1 show, “T.I. and Tiny: The Family Hustle,” to find out.