Just weeks before her comeback CD 'Still Standing' is slated to hit stores, R&B star Monica announced that she has split with her fiancé, rapper Rodney "Rocko" Hill.

Amid rumors that Rocko has cheated on the 'Boy Is Mine' singer, Monica took to twitter to confirm that the two have gone their separate ways.

"Thank U everyone for all the love you're sending. @Rocko4Real is a great father and we will continue to love and parent our children. The rest is a private matter between @Rocko4Real and I. He is a good person. We all make mistakes. Even separated we will always be family. I say thank U again to U all," she wrote.

Nine-time Grammy winner Mary J. Blige has constantly shared her life through her music during her 20-year career.

From her first CD in 1992, 'What's the 411?,' to last year's 'Stronger with Each Tear;' the New York-bred singer has sung about her highs and lows on the nine albums she's released.

Now the 39-year-old vocalist is contemplating writing a book, one that will put her life story on paper and serve as a cautionary guide for women – particularly those who want to get into the entertainment business.

"I think its time," Blige told BV Buzz about the idea during an interview during Disney's Dreamer's Academy at Walt Disney World in Orlando, Fla.

Season two 'American Idol' finalist Kimberley Locke is single again!

After two years of dating 'Celebrity Fit Club' fitness coach Harvey Walden, the couple recently broke up.

"He's not my husband or my boyfriend. We didn't make it," Locke told BV Buzz during Disney's Dreamers Academy at Walt Disney World.

(Read: 'Reality Romance: Kimberly Locke Falls For 'Celebrity Fit Club' Coach.')

Walden, like Locke, was on hand for the event in Orlando, but the singer was quick to point out: "We are here for the children, but we're not together."

A member of the legendary Winans gospel family is being named as the ringleader of a Detroit area Ponzi scheme that could have made him as much at $11 million in early estimates.

The Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation announced today that a 14-month investigation uncovered that Michael Winans Jr., a member of the gospel quarter Winans Phase 2 and the son of The Winans singer, Michael Winans Sr., apparently led the Ponzi scheme that involved a Saudi Arabian crude old bond scam.

On a conference call led by Michigan state regulators today, the Office of Financial and Insurance Regulation said it was determined that Winans Jr. was the mastermind of the multilevel scam.

BV Buzz was surprised to learn that ABC Family has canceled its hit drama, 'Lincoln Heights.'

The show's star Russell Hornsby shared the news with BV Buzz at an NAACP Image Awards pre-gala last week; however The Walt Disney owned cable channel announced on Jan. 29 that it would not renew the series.

Incidentally, 'Lincoln Heights' took home a trophy for Outstanding Drama Series at the NAACP Image Awards, beating out 'Grey's Anatomy,' 'Cold Case,' 'HawthoRNE' and 'The No. 1 Ladies' Detective Agency!'

BV Buzz has learned that Grammy-winning hip-hop star MC Lyte and popular comedienne Loni Love ('Chelsea Lately') have joined forces for a new nationally syndicated weekly radio show called 'Café Mocha.'

Debuting in early March, the Super Radio-distributed radio show is a weekend program geared towards African-American women ages 18 to 49.

The mastermind of award-winning media mogul Sheila Eldridge, the show aims to offer an engaging dialogue similar to the daytime TV talk show 'The View' with a musical playlist featuring the best in urban hits.

The TV Guide Network will premiere an exclusive special on six-time Oscar nominated film 'Precious: Based on the Novel 'Push' by Sapphire' on Feb. 20.

The one-hour TV Guide Network special, called 'Precious: The Story Behind the Movie,' will be hosted by TV personality Tanika Ray and will feature never-before-seen film footage, interviews with Oscar-nominated director Lee Daniels and Best Lead Actress nominee Gabourey Sidibe, and reactions from moviegoers who have watched the film.

Ray, a former host on the news magazine show 'Extra,' said that having covered the Academy Awards ceremony for years, its always great when a film like 'Precious' diversifies the coveted award show.