Reports are coming in that everyone’s favorite site to post your thoughts in 140 characters or less, Twitter, has acquired TweetDeck, the uber popular desktop and mobile application that let’s users read tweets and post to twitter.

Twitter, ending months of rumor and speculation, has bought TweetDeck for a reported 40 million in stock and cash. It was reported in February that UberMedia, the company which owns UberSocial(which used to be called UberTwitter until Twitter forced them to change their name)and Twidroyd, both popular Twitter apps for Blackberry and Android respectively, offered $30 million for TweetDeck. In April, Twitter countered their offer with $50 million. Apparently, Twitter won out.

Rozay covers VIBE‘s June/July “Sexy Issue”. As part of the issue, Power 105.1′s Angela Yee rounded up the Maybach Troops for a roundtable discussion. Bawse shit….

Angela Yee: Have you ever messed with a girl that you were embarrassed about and you hoped no one finds out?

Wale: When I was younger. Seeing them in the club the next time like, Damn, if I could see me from last week I’d beat the shit out of me. I’d put a roofie in my own joint so I don’t end up talking to this chick.
Meek Mill: Like 3:30 in the morning, not having a girl. It be like that sometimes. I fuck a lot of bad women, don’t get it twisted. I got a thick one, a little husky… I got that one and she’s always around. And people found out I hit it—

Last week, reports all over the web claimed that Czar Entertainment President James “Jimmy Henchman” Rosemond is responsible for involvement in a large scale drug trade operation. Today Rosemond offers XXLMag.com an exclusive statement and reveals his intent to turn himself in.

Rosemond defended his image and sent apologies to people associted to him.

NEW YORK (AP) — Smokers will no longer be able to light up in New York City parks, beaches, public plazas and on boardwalks.

The ban takes effect today.

Those who break the law could face fines of $50 per violation. However, the city has said it plans to rely on signs and social pressure instead of active enforcement.

The city’s health department says the law will protect people from dangerous secondhand smoke. Some health experts questioned whether the smoke poses a serious danger in open, outdoor spaces. Critics of the law say the city is trampling on civil liberties.

Airlines and airports have been warned to expect ash from an erupting Icelandic volcano to arrive in UK airspace by Tuesday, with the possibility that it could affect Heathrow airport by the end of the week.

Europe‘s air traffic control organisation, Eurocontrol, told airlines and airports on Monday that particles from the Grimsvötn volcano could reach Scotland by 1am on Tuesday and southern England by Thursday or Friday, depending on wind direction.

An aviation industry source said if the volcano continues to erupt at same intensity ash cloud could reach the west of the UK on Thursday or Friday, but the Met Office has low confidence in the forecast because of a prevailing low pressure system.