Looks like we have two upcoming Lil Wayne songs to be looking out for! The first one is with Sean Kingston called “Dumb Love“, and it could possibly be a single with a music video.

The second one is with Gucci Mane, and Cam’ron for Gucci’s upcoming album titled The State vs Radric Davis dropping December 8th. The record is called “Stupid Wild“.

Oh, and of course we have the Juelz Santana and Weezy joint called “Home Run” to be looking out for now the video is done.

Also according to Birdman, he says the “Rebirth” and “We Are Young Money” albums have been pushed back a week to December 22nd.

Not sure how true this is yet, so I think we should wait for some other statement.

Edit: According to Rap-Up and Universal Motown, the official release date is 21 December 2009.

Kidd Kidd talks about his collaborations with Lil Wayne and Drake in the video above, and also says “Wayne is a studio junkie“.

Leona Lewis was caught by surprise when she unexpectedly received a call from Lil Wayne asking her to perform with him at the 2008 MTV Video Music Awards. She reflects back on the memory and her lasting impressions of the Cash Money bad boy.

The “Happy” singer, whose new album Echo was released this week, told Rap-Up.com that their collaboration on the Nina Simone-sampled “DontGetIt” from Tha Carter III came together at the last minute.

“It was really fun. I just remember him calling up and saying, ‘Uhh, can Leona sing on the song?’ And I was like, ‘That’s so random, like, Lil Wayne. Does he even know who I am?’” she laughed. “What could Lil Wayne and I possibly collaborate on, seriously? They played me the song the day before I was supposed to do it and I was like, ‘Hmm, I’m not going to be able to learn it.’ Then I heard it was a Nina Simone sample and I was just like, ‘Oh my gosh. This is amazing.’ So I said, ‘Yeah, I’ll definitely be involved.’”

Lewis got the chance to chat with Weezy offstage and was impressed by the rapper’s manners. “He’s all about that Southern hospitality and politeness, ‘thank you, ma’am,’ and all that. He’s so sweet.”

Via Rap-Up – Also on the performance, Weezy performed Drake’s verse from “Money To Blow“.

The “Gossip Girl” star revealed her latest collaboration to MTV News before performing at the new American Eagle store in Times Square on Tuesday night, where she sang a medley of cuts off her yet-untitled album, including a remix of the Cobra Starship track.

“I met [Wayne] a few months ago, and he’s honestly — I don’t even know if he’ll want people to know that he’s incredibly polite and respectful,” she said about the hip-hop wunderkind, with whom she actually presented the award for Best Song From a Movie at the 2009 MTV Movie Awards. “He’s so talented and very funny. And really optimistic, and super supportive of me, which I’ve really, really appreciated so much.”

It seems that since their meeting a few months back, Wayne’s been a fan of Blair Waldorf’s budding discography — and even picked which track he’d be featured on. “I sent him a couple of my songs,” she said. “He’s been diggin’ on them for a while. Then he heard ['Make It Rain'], and he was like, ‘All right, I’m gonna kill it!’ ”

While many musical partnerships can be conducted without both artists being in the studio together, Meester and Weezy got some face time during the song’s recording — a feat for any artist, considering Wayne’s notorious nocturnal office hours.

“It was like, literally, 4 o’clock in the morning,” Meester said of the time she showed up at the studio to watch Wayne work himself into her song. “He was so sick — he didn’t even write anything down. He just, like, vibed to the music and dances. I don’t even know how he does it; he’s amazing.”

Via MTV

Here is some behind the scenes footage from the video shoot for Birdman’s “4 My Town” which features Lil Wayne, and Drake. Weezy, Baby, and Drizzy all speak to the camera, and you can also hear what Wayne’s verse is sounding like (fire). Rick Ross, Shanell, Kevin Rudolf, Lil Chuckee, and Nicki Minaj all make cameos, and you can see Birdman give Kevin his “YM/CMB” black diamond dog chains.

Check out the behind the scenes picture’s here, and shouts to Derick G

QD3’s Lil Wayne “The Carter” Documentary has finally been released, and if you didn’t order a copy yet, you can order one from TheCarterDoc.com. In the above video, you can see the first 10 minutes of the documentary were Weezy and Cortez Bryant speak about shooting himself, Hollygrove New Orleans, The Carter III bootleg, and much more.

Hit the jump to see an unreleased studio session of Lil Wayne recording a song (the “Flower” one) for “The Carter” documentary. He then later talks about expanding and improving his music:

Above, you can watch another preview from Lil Wayne’s “The Carter” Documentary which comes out tomorrow! You see a sneak peek into Weezy’s recording process (which is amazing) were he records “Magic” from Dedication 3.

In other news, Lil Wayne and Juelz Santana shot a music video for a song called “Home Run” aka “Money On Money” yesterday. The record was produced by Drumma Boy, and it could either be a I Can’t Feel My Face single, or a single from Juelz’s upcoming album.

Also, hit the jump to see some more pictures from Shanell’s birthday party in Atlanta with Weezy F:

According to Cool & Dre, Lil Wayne is getting ready to release his next single from Rebirth:

Last nite mixed the most amazing record for Rebirth…I feel so blessed to be part of such an amazing project..shout my bro Wayne

More good news is that because Cool & Dre have mastered the record, we might be getting it this week:

Hopefully you will all hear the single this week…

Rebirth drops December 15, more info can be found here -- http://www.lilwaynehq.com/rebirth

Bonus: Lil Wayne performs “Demolition Freestyle” to the camera for The Carter Documentary:

Meet T-Pain’s mom Aliyah Najm (left), Lil Wayne’s mom Jocita Carter (middle), and Ne-Yo’s mom Lorraine Smith (right). The ladies are pitching a talk show, which would be hosted by the three of them. (Via Rap-Up)

Lil Wayne speaks about ‘repetition’:

Lil Wayne covers the front cover of Hip Hop Weekly in their new issue. Check out what Birdman, Wayne’s lawyer Stacy Richman, and a retired NYPD officer are saying about the case below:

“This had nothing to do with DNA at all, because the DNA prospects that they were trying to put on this case had very little to do with the facts of the case itself.” -- Lil Wayne’s attorney explaining clarifying why her client copped a plea in his N.Y. gun case.

“We won’t miss a beat. We work hard and work a lot, so it ain’t nothin’.” -- Cash Money CEO Baby commenting on how Weezy’s incarceration will affect their business.

“They wanted Wayne. The guy was on stage at the Beacon talking bad about cops who were ten feet from him. What did he expect to happen when he left?” -- Retired NYPD officer who spoke anonymously on the Lil Wayne case.

Via HHW, and hit the jump below to see two interviews of QD3 speaking about “The Carter” Documentary:

QD3 speaks to DJ Skee:

QD3 speaks to Urban Spin: