Chad Ochocinco’s buddy Terrell Owens took his act to Broadway… well, Rucker Park, and there’s a play that has the Internet buzzing.

In the clip below, Owens is seen mixing it up with the finest in a friendly game of Streetball. Known as a part time hoopster himself, has gone on record as saying he might try his luck in the League one day (now might be a good time as you are unemployed Terrell).

Big crowd. Lots of noise. None of it seemed to fase T.O…. He even gets his yoke on.

Thing is, as soon as he makes his way back up the court to man up on D, a lob makes its way over his head, where one of his opposition snatches the rock from his grasp and drops it in the cylinder. BACKWARDS.

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Lil Wayne was expected to walk out of a New York courtroom today and into custody to begin a sentence that might last upwards of a year.

Instead, he was pardoned a few more weeks so he could get his tooth fixed. Apparently, the Young Money head honcho is suffering from a cracked tooth and will need up to two weeks to recover.

The original date Wayne’s defense team targeted for him to begin serving his sentence was February 25th, but the judge postponed it to March 2nd.

Wayne was accompanied by his daddy Baby and uncle Slim.

Snoop’s tribute to NY… from a West Coast perspective?? Go head, get that scrill Snoop. Wouldn’t wanna ostracize the Big Apple with a new album four weeks away and all… Guess you can say he took a BIG BITE with this one.

Lil Wayne is expected to continue the fight against allegations that a gun on his tour bus belonged to him when he enters a New York courtroom today.

Forensics experts will be on hand to determine whether or not low copy DNA profiling can be established in a court of law.

Low copy DNA is often used to identify suspects in criminal cases by identifying them with small portions of DNA.

The New Orleans born rapper denied possession of the gun when his tour bus was pulled over in 2007.

If the Young Money front man is in fact found guilty, he could face up to three and a half years in prison.

After offering to donate $1 million to the city of New York in exchange for erecting an immense air-filled version of Ciroc Vodka, Sean “Diddy” Combs was denied and then swiftly switched to an alternate plan to help ring in the New Year for fellow New Yorkers.

So instead of trading out the Big Apple for a Big Bottle of Blue Vodka, thousands of New Yorkers will enjoy free cab rides courtesy of the Bad Boy impresario.

“New York is the world’s most iconic New Year’s Eve city, so let’s lead by example and show everyone that a sophisticated holiday celebration doesn’t just end when the ball drops, but when everyone gets home safely,” Combs said.

Ciroc street teams will mill in the Times Square/Chelsea area from 11 PM until 3 AM or until supplies are depleted and willing people in the area will receive $15 debit cards courtesy of Diddy, Ciroc and New York’s Taxi and Limousine Commission.