The hip-hop community is in mourning over the loss of one of their own. According to the Press-Telegram,  Rapper Nate Dogg (born Nathaniel D. Hale) died on March 16 at the age of 41. The cause of death has not been released at this time however, the rapper's health was in decline in recent years after suffering two strokes in 2007 and 2008. READ MORE

Snoop Dogg is turning his TV cameo appearances into quite a career as of late. In addition to multiple appearances on ABC’s One Life to Live and his recent music video for HBO’s True Blood, now comes word the Doggfather could be making a guest appearance on FOX’s hit series Glee next season. Glee star Cory Monteith told News of the World recently “"I am pretty sure he is going to do Glee. That would be really cool."

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That Snoop Dogg sure watches a lot of TV! In recent years, the Doggfather has admitted to being addicted to American daytime soap opera One Life to Live, even appearing on the sudser twice, and has copped to loving himself some U.K. soap Coronation Street. Now it's the HBO smash vampire opera True Blood which has inspired Snoop to make a video like the one seen below.

According to Fancast's Matt Webb Mitovich, Snoop actually approached HBO about doing the song "Oh Sookie". Love it...except for the part about having some eggs, with cheese and greens for Tara to eat. That doesn't sound very appetizing and Lord knows that poor baby had enough strange stuff to eat last season, what with that Maenad running amuck! READ MORE

It looks as if Snoop Dogg helped pull in some extra PR for One Life to Live. ABC late night host Jimmy Kimmel included a clip from Snoop Dogg's visit to OLTL in his Jimmy Kimmel Live! monologue. Watch the segment after the jump.

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Here are a few One Life to Live sneak peeks for y'all! Keep reading for a few glimpses into the week of Feb. 22. READ MORE

The Doggfather Returns. Look for Snoop D-Oh-Double-G to make his return to trip to Llanview, PA on  Feb. 24. Word is, Snoop Dogg appeared on Fraternity Row, the sudser Bo Buchanan (Robert S. Woods) once produced, before heading out to Cali and finding A-list success as a rapper.

Wouldn't it be hot if One Life to Live created a 13-episode, seven-minute web soap spinoff featuring Snoop? The guy has more than proven his love for the genre, I'm sure it wouldn't be hard to convince him to headline his own limited-run sudser. Perhaps Snoop's record company would split the production costs with ABC Daytime, since it would give them a chance to promote his new CD Malice in Wonderland ? Heck, why not just name the sudser after the record? READ MORE