Last Lap: Which University Has Banned “Blurred Lines” From Its Campus?

By Rahsheeda Ali

September 12, 2013 / 6:00 PM

Rihanna hints at a major collaboration, Kanye West has indeed recruited major talent for his "Black Skinhead" remix, and Mister Cee comes clean in the wake of solicitation allegations.

Scotland's University of Edinburgh has banned Robin Thicke's "Blurred Lines," saying the song promotes an unhealthy sexual culture. [NME]

Rihanna dropped an interesting tidbit on Twitter, saying that she'd just left a recording session with a very hot artist. Who could it be? [Perez Hilton]

After weeks of speculation, it's now confirmed that Miley Cyrus was tapped by Kanye West for his remix to "Black Skinhead." [Rap-Up]

Mister Cee admitted his attraction to transsexuals as he made his return to Hot 97. The radio DJ was rehired after his resignation yesterday amid an apparent prostitution scandal. [MTV News]

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