When different ends of the music spectrum blend in perfect harmony, it is a rare and breathtaking feat.

Such an event took place Saturday night when hip-hop's Lil Kim collided with 80's musical legend Cyndi Lauper during Nelson Mandela's birthday celebration at Radio City Music Hall.

Foxy Brown has responded to the lawsuit filed by book publisher Simon and Schuster for not finishing her memoir, saying they're the one who halted the project.

The rapper, whose real name is Inga Marchand, was recently sued by the publishing company to recover the $75,000 advance deposit they gave her in 2004 to write her autobiography Broken Silence.

Lil' Kim's car has been repossessed - but the rapper insists it isn't her fault.

The singer's silver Bentley was seized after she fell four months behind on repayments.