After 2 years, Korean Rapper Cho PD has provoked Big Bang's G-Dragon with a diss once more, according to Star News. On the 8th, Cho PD released a mini-album titled 'Victory.' The album's first track, 'I Want Korean Hip Hop,' featuring Blockbuster is a criticism of the reality of Korean hip hop with G-Dragon being specifically mentioned. The song has been garnering a lot of attention, notably the lyrics which read, "Cho PD bigger bang, GD's favorite one, cuz I got slow flow fast flow free flow full package." GD is short for G-Dragon, while "bigger bang" alludes to Cho PD's superiority as an artist.

Previously, a song in Cho PD's March 2008 album 'PDIS' titled 'Dragged' openly claimed Cho PD the better artist over Big Bang. The rap went, " For a long time we big dogs we bigger bang than big bang, na mean? Is Cho PD--turn it up louder May Douni--you ready to spit it on a new hit. (now addressing GD) OK OK take it! If you squinted that way to another guy, I bet he wouldn't sit still. Once in a while when I get mad, everyone pretty much knows my temper. If your flow got this slow, wait exactly how slow would yours have to get before people started running away?"

In response, G-Dragon later that year in October released a song called 'What' that rebutes Cho PD. G-Dragon disses back, "Why does this pop singer have so much to say? Whatever, give me a mic. I'll make 8 words sick, I flip it ye. If the flow is this fast, I would run away, if I were you. Go. Squint."

Is this all playful dissing or something more? Either way, it sounds like it might be the last we hear from the rapper Cho PD, who quickly following the release of 'Victory' has announced that he is retiring after 11 years. According to ALLKPOP, it was revealed that Cho PD would soon be retiring from his idol career after one last big concert for the fans. He's always had thoughts of quitting because he's sick of the trends and social conformity in music nowadays (as he frequently mentions in his personal disses to GD). A representative for Cho PD said, "To those that know him well, it's not exactly breaking news that Cho PD has had many thoughts of quitting." Does this mean G-Dragon will have the last say?

With all the hype that's built up over the impending release of Disney's 'Tron Legacy,' and especially over the score that Daft Punk's putting together for the film, the Internet has been flooded with false rumors and fake mp3s. It's become so easy to fall prey to these rumors (trust us), that almost any Daft Punk-related news that comes across the wire is automatically taken with a heaping teaspoon of salt. Today, though, comes some pretty trustworthy news about the new movie, and its accompanying score. No, it's not a leaked mp3, but it is a new trailer for the film, which offers an all-too brief glimpse of what kind of soundscapes Daft Punk has put together. Check it out for yourself after the break (via Prefix).

Shortly after he becomes just the second reggae artist ever inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on March 15, Jimmy Cliff will launch his most extensive U.S. tour in 20 years, Glide Magazine reports today.

As part of his extended and well-deserved victory lap, Cliff will be making stops in such diverse locales as the Hollywood Bowl, Las Vegas' Mandalay Bay, and on Bonnaroo's main stage. The tour kicks off on June 11 and winds up on August 14.

Still no word, however, on an official release date for Cliff's much anticipated CD, 'Existence,' his first album of entirely new material since 2004's Black Magic. At this point, it's still slated to come out later this year, so we'll keep you posted on any developments. In the meantime, hit the jump to see the full list of Cliff's North American dates this summer.

U.S. based Nacional Records is the leading and most dynamic Latin Alternative label in the States, and perhaps the most engaging Latin indie label in the world. The label lead by Thomas Cookman has several Chilean acts on its catalog, including the renowned bands Los Tres and Los Bunkers, and now they have announced the digital release of 'Fuerza Chile', a Chile-relief compilation.

The compilation will feature Chile's latest pop sensations Francisca Valenzuela and Javiera Mena, who had two of the most critically acclaimed debut albums in years. Mena and Gonzalo Yanez will contribute to the album with 'Maldigo Del Alto Cielo' and 'Ausencia' respectively, two classics by Chilean legend Violeta Parra. Other artists making an appearance include Latin Bitman, Senor Coconot and RH+.

Also on the album is Anita Tijoux, one of the most successful female MCs in Latin America, and who recently announced the release of her U.S. debut album through Nacional. 'Fuerza Chile' is on sale now for just $5.99; all the money will benefit Chile's reconstruction.

While a top 10 anything, let alone a top 10 Bollywood Movies list, is going to be the source of controversy, nothing is worthwhile without a bit of debate. Bollywood has become a global word over the past decade, with American and Indian film music slowly merging and becoming inseparable. We may still have some time before that happens, but we are well on our way, thanks to the amazing films that came before. I hope you enjoy reminiscing with both the scenes and sounds of these top ten unforgettable moments in Bollywood movie history. A special thanks to the team of experts that helped me compile this list: Roy Wadia, Diana "DK Bollygirl" Khambata, Sankar Sury, Girish Raj and Lynn McGuire.

10. 'Kal Ho Naa Ho'
The second highest grossing movie in India in 2003, 'Kal Ho Naa Ho' was Nikhil Advani's first job directing. The romantic film was set in New York City and featured Shah Rukh Khan, Preity Zinta, Saif Ali Khan and Jaya Bachchan. While filled with images of despair and tragedy, with Shah Rukh's character eventually succumbing to death, the ending, as with most Bollywood movies, left the characters hopeful. While the directors licensed Roy Orbison's classic 'Pretty Woman' for the film, Sonu Nigham's title song, featured below, is what made this film unforgettable to millions of fans.

Christian Chavez become widely known throughout the world as part of RBD, a music and television phenomenon that sold over 20 million records in the barely four years it existed. Now, Chavez has announced the release of his first solo album. Entitled 'Almas Transparentes,' it's the second solo release from an ex-RBD member following his colleague Anahi's debut album 'Mi Delirio,' which was called a disaster by both critics and fans.

After RBD's separation, the group members have followed their acting careers in popular Mexican Telenovelas. Chavez has instead, dedicated his time to musical theater and recording his life-long dream. Although he was RBD's strongest voice, he was initially overshadowed by the popularity of the other members of the group, but only until he revealed his homosexuality, and that he was in fact, married to a man. This revelation sparked controversy among conservative groups in Mexico and Latin America, quickly putting Christian Chavez squarely in the spotlight.

As the 26 year old artist promotes the album's first single, 'En Donde Estas?,' he also dedicates time as a spokesman for several HIV and Anti-Homophobic causes. 'Almas Transparentes' will be available in stores March 23.

edaily reports that KPOP's "sexy queen" Lee Hyori's comeback will be early April. They have been pushing the date around since last October, but the good news is that she has finished the 8-month-long recording of her 4th album, and the title track has been selected, although yet to be announced. The countdown officially begins for the highest paid female singer in South Korea.

Lee Hyori's senior official said that the album preview took place. The insiders reviewed 3 to 4 new songs and gave positive responses--saying the music sounded very contemporary yet fresh. The overall feel of the album is hip hop-based. To be thorough, Lee Hyori shuffled through 500 new demo songs contributed by young and aspiring composers, eventually reducing the list down to 4. On her fan cafe, she wrote, "I filled this album with music that I love and always wanted to do. Even though it was hard work, the process was exciting and incredibly fun. I trust you all will love it, too."

Before the album recording was completed, the album's jacket cover and costume concept were already decided. Fan's expectations are high as Lee Hyori is a fashion icon as well as the country's pop diva. She also acts. With new songs and a style chosen, her next focus is choreography and she is currently busy with dance rehearsals.