Brian Bradley aka Astro took the stage last night as the only rapper on the Fox series X-Factor and performed a rendition of Naughty By Nature's "Hip-Hop Hooray."

The Brooklyn teen mixed in a little of Missy's "Get Yo Freak On" while spitting his own lyrics on both instrumentals.

Brian Bradley also known as Astro is the 14-year-old kid from Brooklyn that has been taking the world of X-Factor by storm as the only hip-hop act to survive amongst all the singers on Fox's hit show.

In his attempt to make it to the Top 12, Astro did a live rendition of Kris Kross' "Jump" with his own verses making L.A. Reid's selection pretty easy.

Check out the kid on his journey to win the $5 million prize.

Oh and by the way, I've worked with Astro since he was ten and he writes his own rhymes.

Well that was quick...

According to reports, Fox has decided to pull the plug on comedy Affion Crockett's sketch comedy show In The Flow.

Although the Fox network hasn't given an official word, the Jamie Foxx produced show, which premiered on August 14th, 2011 and has aired just six episodes, more than likely the show won't be seen on Fox again (assuming anyone watch the show in the first place).

In a recent interview with Hip Hollywood, Crockett spoke briefly about the cancellation and discussed his plans to take the show elsewhere or self produce it himself.

Someone should pull him to the side and let him know that's probably not a good idea, bro.

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Brian Bradley aka The Astronomical Kid is the 14-year-old that wowed the judges on Fox's X-Factor Thursday night has been putting in heavy work before his national television debut. Peep his collaboration with Sha Stimuli as the two Brooklyn emcees remix a joint from Sha's debut, "Hang On."

And yes he writes his own rhymes.

Check out his flow and peep his audition.

Chris Brown stopped by Affion Crockett's new sketch comedy show, In The Flow decked in retro Michael Jackson gear prepared to do a tribute to the king of pop music.

Affion, dressed similarly, challenged Brown to a "Michael off" and the two battled to see who could do the best job impersonating the creator of Thriller. Both captured Jackson's moves, but someone had to come out on top. Take a look below at the battle.

Jamie Foxx, Affion Crockett Series Airs This Summer

A half-hour sketch comedy series executive-produced by Jamie Foxx and hosted by Affion Crockett will air on the Fox network this summer.

The new series titled In The Flow will air a one-hour premiere on Sunday, August 14, at 9 PM. The following week, it will be shown from its regular 30-minute time slot of Sunday, 9:30 PM.

The then untitled project was initially scooped up by Fox, for 12-episodes last September. The series has since been squeezed down to six inaugural season episodes.

The new series is said play along the lines of In Living Color, poking fun at pop culture with spoofs of movie trailers, commercials, TV shows and music videos. It will also feature appearances from celebrity guests.

In The Flow will be hosted, written and produced by surging comedian Affion Crockett.

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Rapper Xzibit is reportedly preparing his return to television.

X to the Z, is a part of Fox's pilot for a new medical drama titled Weekends At Bellvue, according to the Hollywood Reporter.

The show is based on the memoir of psychiatrist Julie Holland M.D and centers around a doctor in charge of the weekend shift at Bellevue's psychiatric ward.

Xzibit has been tapped to play the role of a character named “Chuck.”

Actors Lauren Ambrose, Janet McTeer, Eric Winter and Amber Stevens have also signed on to be a part of the new series.

No date has been given for the premiere of the show.

Xzibit is no stranger to the camera.

The West coast rapper turned actor has starred in several films including, 8 Mile, xXx: State of the Union, Hoodwinked, Gridiron Gang, The X-Files: I Want to Believe and Bad Lieutenant: Port of Call New Orleans, as well as hosting the popular MTV series Pimp My Ride.

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The Fox Television Network may have been displaying integrity by refusing to run the 'Jesus Hates Obama' commercial during the upcoming Superbowl but the controversial ad has brought exposure to the campaign created by comedian Richard Belfry.

The ad features two bobblehead dolls, one of President Barack Obama and another of what appears to be Jesus Christ.

While "Battle Hymn of the Republic" plays, the camera pans to both dolls signifying a standoff with Obama's figurine finally falling into a fish bowl.

The Jesus doll stands proudly wearing the company's signature shirt that reads, "Jesus Hates Obama."

A block of text on the front page of JesusHatesObama.com reads,

"Do we really believe that Jesus hates Obama? Of course not! However, we do believe in freedom...as in the freedom to make fun of the Obama administration with novelty t-shirts...our products may be a joke but so are the policies of this administration."

Belfry explains,

“This isn't a stunt and we're definitely not trying to capitalize on the horrific events that happened in Arizona.  ‘Jesus Hates Obama' has been around since 2009, we've made a ton of money with limited exposure so we and our investors can see the potential this brand has, which is more popular than ever.”

The popularity of the site may not reach the Superbowl audience it was intended for, but somehow the denial of the ad has been leaked to the media and Belfry may just be in for a bigger payday.

There is heavy speculation about the funding of this site and now about the release of this story.

Watch the "Jesus Hates Obama" commercial below.

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Last year Fetish relaunched for the third time with Eve's full endorsement whereas before she was dealt with the ads. Her endorsement was so solid she claimed she had Fetish clothing in her closet.

Now in light of her now defunct clothing line Eve has had to be resourceful. She still has acting to fall back oneven though her TV show was canceled in 2006. Even so she will make an appearance in the Drew Barrymore directed film 'Whip It' and a cameo on the Fox sitcom 'Glee.'

As for her music, you know the thing that made her career, Eve has gotten back in the studio. Now she says don't get it twisted, she's an MC first and music was her first love. Though Eve is no longer with her record label Geffen Records, this pit bull in a skirt is said to be working on new music as a free agent.

Is it me or is being a "free agent" the new "having a clothing line"?

Anyway, Eve recently premiered two tracks off of her upcoming 2009 release during New York Advertising Week's kick-off event hosted by Billboard.