9 Months Ago, BET says (in DJ Green Lantern Talks Dead Prez, Nas & Working With Conscious Artists)  DC
After he stepped down in 2005, he's been busy producing and DJing a slew of projects for artists such as Ludacris, Ghostface Killah, Royce Da 5'9” and others. BET.com recently sat down with Green Lantern as he discussed his upcoming project with dead ...

And MSU State News says (in Cool Kids go through motions on new mixtape, fall flat)  MI
And “Pennies (The Updated Rosters Remix)” is where it's at, especially with verses by Ludacris and Bun B. (Even though Luda unknowingly calls out the mixtape for what it is when he's all “bass and treble good/need a lil' meat on it. ...

And Daily Kos says (in "Barack the Magic Negro", "The Star Spanglish Banner". Was that ...) Barack the Magic Negro", "The Star Spanglish Banner". Was that ...
Al] Sharpton, you've got to be a Snoop Dogg, you've got to be a [rapper] Ludacris or something like that. Obama can't possibly fill this role because nobody knows anything about him, and we don't want to know anything about him. ...

And AllHipHop says (in Mike Epps, All-Star Rappers Celebrate Tupac's B-Da...) Other confirmed celebrities for the event include Jasmine Guy, Ludacris, Big Boi, Jim Jones, Juelz Santana, Rich Boy, Playaz Circle, and Lil Scrappy. This September will mark the 13th anniversary of Tupac's still-unsolved murder at the age of 25. ...

And Indianapolis Star says (in Join the party)  United States
Who: Playboy Playmates, rapper Ludacris and others. Hosted by Carlos Diaz of Extra TV. Izod's Fantasy 500 Race Party, 9 pm, Hilbert Circle Theatre, 45 Monument Circle. Tickets: $40 and $60. » Who: Sports and entertainment stars. ...

And Atlanta Journal Constitution says (in Peach Buzz)   USA
Ludacris may have trotted all over the world, but Friday, he'll be high stylin' it with Jane Fonda and Mayor Shirley Franklin at the first-year anniversary of Straits Restaurant, the rap raconteur's first foray as a restaurateur. ...

And Philadelphia Inquirer says (in New Recordings)  PA
The synth-sleek "Never Ever" with rapper Young Jeezy, the stammering crunk-lite "High Price" with Ludacris, and choice melodies from the pen of The-Dream make for solid jams. And when Ciara happily runs the final quarter of the Ride tackling bright ...