These crazy names make Blue Ivy sound like it’s as normal as Sue Beth.

Celebrities are known for crazy a$$ names for their children and these take the cake way more than Bey and Jay’s. And you wanna know the craziest part: they’re not ALL white people! Take a look.

Ciara, Polow Da Don, Big Boi, Ludacris and Toya were among the Atlanta celebrities who got the holiday started in a giving spirit Wednesday thanks to Devyne Stephens’ Celebrity Charity Skate Jam. Keep reading for more information about the event.

Atlanta’s music royalty took a trip down memory lane, renting skates and hitting the rink on Thanksgiving Eve as DeVyne Intervention presented Roll Over Hunger: Celebrity & Charity Skate Jam. Held in Atlanta’s historic Cascade Skating Rink, the Roll Over Hunger event allowed Atlanta’s A-list to join forces with the community and have some good old- fashioned holiday fun, all in the name of helping the less fortunate.

Under the leadership of music mogul DeVyne Stephens and his DeVyne Intervention Foundation, thousands of dollars were raised to help feed Atlanta’s homeless. Funds for the evening benefited the Hosea Feed the Hungry Foundation Holiday Dinner Program; an annual program providing four major meal service events that support Atlanta homeless by serving over 200,000 hot meals each year. Charity efforts were especially needed this year as the foundation has continued to lose donations due to a struggling economy.

Clap it up for them! We love when celebs do the right thing.

Check the flip for a closer look at CiCi and her injuries…

Who says celebrities are selfish?

While we’ll be busy gobbling up all kinds of food and stuffing our fat faces, these stars are out there making a difference. Everyone from Ludacris to Akon will be doling out Turkeys and goods this holiday season. Maybe this will motivate you to get out to Stewpot or something and do a little good this week. Now, let’s clap for the good samaritans out there.

And if you’re giving back this week, give your plans in the comments.

We all loved the BET Hip-Hop Awards cyphers the other night, didn’t we? But we do wish we could have seen some legendary groups rip them up.

Let’s look at the great Hip-Hop crews in history and dream about them and their ability to crush their “freestyles” like Shady 2.0 and MMG did.

Baaaaad Booooyyyyy come out and plaaaaaaayyyyyy…

First and foremost, we love our MCs. East coast, West Coast, The South, Midwest, wherever, but dammit we wish they would stop goin to jail! Although being a rapper comes with a desire for street cred and “keepin’ it real”, it’s never cool to be handcuffed and have your freedom taken away.

Most crowd controllers have been able to overcome their brushes with the law without totally ruining their careers. But as the saying goes “You take the ninja out of the hood, but you can’t take the hood out of the ninja”

With that said, here are some of the most memorable mugshots of your favorite hot spitters.

Flip through and peep the perps…

Since last night, the movement to spread awareness about Troy Davis’ case and prevent his execution has been in hyperdrive on Twitter.

Some, like Russell Simmons, have taken the approach of asking celebs who might not usually ask their followers to get involve in causes like this – like Kim Kardashian – to educated others about who Troy Davis is and why his case matters.

Others, like Big Boi have gotten their hands dirty, spearheading rallies and protests in various parts of the country.

But is it too late to do anything?

Q. Can the president grant clemency or stop the execution in any way.
A. No. While President Obama has said he thinks the death penalty does little to deter crime, he has no legal authority to get involved, officially, with a state execution. When the death penalty is imposed for a state crime like murder, it is a state issue.

Q. Can the governor stop the execution?
A. No. Georgia’s Constitution gives that authority only to the state Board of Pardons and Paroles.

Q. Can the Chatham County district attorney ask the judge who signed the death warrant to withdraw it?
A. Mike Mears, a professor at John Marshall Law School and who has challenged the death penalty for decades, said probably not. “I don’t think there is a legal mechanism to ask a judge for a do over,” he said.

Q. Can the courts stop it?
A. Though his attorneys he can fill appeals, the only viable option is the Georgia Supreme Court and that is a questionable one. His lawyers would have to file in the Superior Court in Butts County, where the prison is located, and then, if necessary, the Georgia Supreme Court and then directly to the US Supreme Court. Federal law limits appeals in that court system and Davis has exhausted those.

Q. Can the Pardons and Paroles Board change it’s mind?
A. If additional evidence is provided the board could step in but the board has already twice rejected Davis’ requests for clemency. This morning they said they would not reconsider additional requests.

Still, even with yet another judge refusing to delay Troy Davis’ execution, scheduled for 7pm EST, hundreds are continuing to make their voices heard online, led by celebs who are refusing to drop their efforts.

Here’s what you can still do:

Flip through and check out some of the people other people getting involved.

We would have NEVER imagined reporting this story. Ever ever.

Good ol’ stay out of trouble Daddy Fat Sax was popped in Miami for trying to have perhaps too good of a time then his body would allow.

Grammy-winning OutKast rapper Big Boi has been arrested in Miami for possession of drugs including ecstasy and Viagra pills.

The rapper, whose real name is Antwan Patton, was charged with three counts of possession of a controlled substance and one count of possession of drug paraphernalia on Sunday. According to the Miami-Dade County Corrections website, the 36-year-old Patton was also carrying MDMA, which is the main ingredient in Ecstasy.

The rapper was booked around 1:30 p.m. on $16,000 bond.

We don’t really wanna laugh at homie, but… DAYUM! Has Big Boi even seen the inside of a police car before this? And at 36, with as much money as he has, how does one even get caught up like this???

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Rappers and beef go together like rappers and Amber Rose. But somehow, these classy fellas have managed to stay away from the beef (for the most part) and continue making their own music. Kind of a tough task, it seems.

If you’re an 80s or 90s baby, then you grew up as a Michael Jordan fan. No doubt about it. Celebrities are just the same and they rock Jordans all the time to show it.

Here’s a gallery of the world’s biggest Jordan fans and the kicks they wear.

So, he’s talking about all the people who migrated their as well? He is talking to Lil Wayne, TI, Wacka, Jeezy, Bow Wow, Souja, Nelly, Etc… Etc…

Alley Boy (Who?) Puts A Tax On ALL Rappers In And Coming To Atlanta To Shoot Videos… CTE, Bricksquad, YMCMB… All Y’all! [Video], Lil Wayne, Young Jeezy, Wacka Flocka, Young Money, Drake, Nicki Minaj, Bow Wow, TI, Nelly, Rick Ross, Maybach Music