PLEASE RETWEET: Beestroh Puts All The "Gunbattle" Rumors To Rest On Fox 5 Atlanta Tonight

Beestroh and his Super Atty. Max Richardson takes us step by step at the scene of the now infamous "gunbattle" At the Rick Ross Album releaase party 3 weeks ago between Him, a would be armed Robber and the Dekalb County Police.  Catch the full story today at 5pm and 6pm on Fox 5 Atlanta with Angelique Proctor.

DAMN!: All Four American Idol Judges Given the Boot

According to The Wrap, none of the four 'American Idol' judges will be asked to return next season. Longtime producer Nigel Lythgoe is also expected to be fired.

“All four are gone,” the insider told TheWrap. “They feel they’ve lost their core audience and they want it back.”

In an effort to attract younger viewers, Fox is set to make major changes to the show, including an entirely new judging panel. All four current judges have options to return for another season, but Fox won't be picking them up, according to the insider, who said, "No more big checks for divas."

Fox's major restructuring was spurred by the show's plummeting viewership. Its ratings are already down 22 percent this season and it hit a series low for ratings last Thursday, attracting only 11 million viewers. This is a major problem during May Sweeps, where ratings numbers are used to calculate advertising rates.

The network has also resolved to stop paying the over-the-top salaries it's been handing out to its judges, i.e. Carey's reported $18 million package, Minaj's $12 million deal, and former judge Lopez's $15 million salary.

Time will tell if Fox can save 'American Idol.'

Behavior Finally Catching Up: Rihanna Booed by Angry Fans For Being 3 Hrs Late to Boston Show

Back in March Rihanna had to cancel a scheduled Boston show for her Diamonds World Tour due to illness and as an act of good faith to her loyal followers, she rescheduled the performance for Monday night, May 6th. However, her act of good faith was quickly overshadowed by her lack of punctuality. Rihanna actually added to the pre-existing fan fury from her previously cancelled tour performance, by arriving to her rescheduled show 3 hours late!

To make matters worse, Rihanna didn't even have an opening act scheduled to set the tone for her to grace the stage, so her loyal fans were forced to wait out the full 3 hours without any entertainment which as one could imagine, would only cause every single fan in attendance to become highly aggravated. When she did finally hit the stage, her fans let her know how pissed they were with her lateness by booing her as she performed her set.

Many of her fans hit up their Twitter accounts to voice their frustration with their idol arriving so late.

Rihanna didn't post any type of apology to her fans, but rather put up an Instagram picture of the packed area with a caption saying how much love she had for Boston.

Good Answer!: Mike Tyson " I Love Paying Taxes!"

Mike Tyson is hoping that "Obamacare" will help him pay off the millions he owes in back taxes. Instead of running from the debt, the former boxing champ announced on Fox News that he is "looking forward" to paying his bills .

Tyson -- who has been "blue-collering it" by way of one-man show and various other gigs-- told Fox & Friends host Brian Kilmeade that he's ready to send Uncle Sam a check.

"I'm so proud to be in this," he said. "I look forward to paying off my taxes and paying off my country, because that's my duty."

But he also understands the conspiracy theorists. "I know they say that's legal extortion, but listen, I'm living in this country and if I got to pay taxes, that's the money that I paid for my life on Earth."

From there Tyson traveled down memory lane, saying that despite having "the biggest liberal family in the world," his money was better off under Republican presidents. "I had the more money when Bush and Reagan was president! Oh I shouldn't -- my wife's going to kill me for that."

"Bush and Reagan had this idea that you should keep your money," Kilmeade added.

Once worth an estimated $400 million, the now bankrupt sports star is hoping that the Obama administration will save him some money. "I'd like that to work for me," he said."I'ma work on that one too with this Obama administration. See can this Obamacare help us keep some money."