Top 20 Mysteries of 2010

BET.com looks back at some of the past year's unsolved music-industry mysteries.

Blame Game - Kid CuDi has made peace with a concert-goer he assaulted at one of his shows late last year in Vancouver. According to TMZ, Michael Sharpe received an apology from CuDi last weekend and said he had one too many drinks the night of the incident.
Keri Hilson (@MissKeriBaby) - Looks like Keri digs Nicki Minaj's new video, "Massive Attack." "“jus caught @nickiminaj 's vid/"massive attack..." i love how neon looks in the desert! but u ain't have ta hurt em like that girl daaamn!”
50 Cent (@50cent) - It was a memorable week for boxer Floyd Mayweather who announced that he was getting married and that 50 Cent would be his best man. In the midst of it all, police were looking for the boxer, but his best man 50 Cent knew where he was all along. TWEET: "Another case of angry baby mama wanting money. Police are looking for @FloydMayweather. I just got off the phone with him."
Kanye West (@KanyeWest) - Where’s Kanye? One of the Twitterverse’s favorites has been quiet for over two weeks now. His last tweet, a link to the Rejectz’s “Cat Daddy” video featuring Chris Brown, was posted on December 1. He wasn’t part of Alicia Keys’ Celebrity Digital Death or anything. Let’s hope he didn’t quit Twitter when he decided to stop doing press. Come back, Yeezy! Can’t leave Twitter alone, the site needs you!Lil Wayne Released From Prison - After serving eight months for weapons charges, Lil Wayne was released from Rikers Island prison facility in New York in November. The sentence, which was originally a year, was connected to his arrest in 2007 after his tour bus was stopped and searched by police after leaving the performance venue.

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6. Detweet - Celebs can’t be misquoted on Twitter, but it sure hasn’t stopped them from making controversial statements they later delete from their accounts. With blogs taking screenshots, however, it’s usually too little too late. So, why do artists think deleting controversial tweets is efficient damage-control?

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