This is sad news. According to TMZ, Lil Wayne is in critical condition in an ICU following another seizure.  He'd been hospitalized on Tuesday (March 12), but was released a day later, only to be found unconscious on the floor, having more seizures. After being brought back to the hospital, the thought was that he'd stabilize. Unfortunately, that didn't manage to happen. Instead he was placed in restraints due to uncontrollable shaking. Read more at TMZ.com

Lil Wayne was hospitalized this week in L.A. following what appeared to be multiple seizures ... TMZ has learned. Sources close to the rapper tell us, Wayne suffered the seizures Tuesday night after shooting a music video in L.A. and was subsequently taken to Cedars-Sinai hospital. Weezy was released several hours later, early Wednesday morning. We're told he's doing much better now. It's not the rapper's first encounter with seizures either -- TMZ broke the story ... Wayne suffered two seizures on board separate airplanes last October. Lil Wayne later acknowledged he'd been prescribed seizure medication by his doc.

NICKI STUCK IN TRAFFIC

Keith Urban, Randy Jackson and Mariah Carey were on hand for the evening’s first performance by Curtis Finch Jr., while Nicki Minaj was just arriving to the studio. Host Ryan Seacrest explained that Minaj was “stuck in traffic” on the 405 and kept the show moving until she arrived. He announced that the top 10 had to perform songs immortalized by previous “Idol” winners. Curtis – who performed Fantasia’s “Believe”- told E! news: ”During the performance, Nicki was backstage.” He added that he almost ran into her as he stepped off stage: ”It was literally like, ‘Step, step, step, curtain, Nicki. And she was like, “Good job today.” ‘ To see her backstage was comforting. Meanwhile, Candice Glover and Amber Holcomb continued to impress the judges and the audience. Candice belted “I Who Have Nothing,” which Jordin Sparks. Nicki, who had returned by this time sporting a hoodie and sunglasses, demanded that “I Who Have Nothing” should be retired from the show after Glover’s knockout version. Holcomb took on Kelly Clarkson’s victory song “A Moment Like This” from season one. Urban was in “awe,” while Minaj said it was “the best performance of the night.” Louisiana’s Taylor is also in it to win it. After his take on Ruben Studdard’s “Flying Without Wings,” Urban said he loved his “Burnell-isms,” as does Minaj who said she likes the “twists” as well, while Jackson said Taylor was “in the zone,” and Carey got “emotional.” Watch the performances at eurweb.com.

DEION WINS CUSTODY

Deion Sanders came out the victor after a heated child custody battle against his estranged wife, Pilar Sanders. The former  NFL player will maintain full custody of their two boys, 11 and 13, while they share custody of their 9-year-old daughter. According to court documents, Deion will make all the major decisions for the boys’ lives, including education and health, while sharing responsibility for their daughter. “I’m thankful; I’m elated. In any war, there will be casualties, but I didn’t want the casualties in this case to be my kids,” Deion celebrated. Pilar told the press she was “flabbergasted” after hearing the jury’s decision at the end of the one-week trial. The former couple will maintain residence in north Texas for their children. Pilar’s attorney is considering an appeal.

RAY J BACK TO TV

Back to reality TV Ray J goes. Just a couple years after he wrapped a three season run with VH1 (sans "For The Love of Ray  J" and "Brandy & Ray J: A Family Business), Ray J has partnered with Oxygen to try his hand at actually appearing as a host. According to Oxygen, Ray will host "Bad Girls All Star Battle," a competition that will fourteen of the "baddest girls" to ever appear on the popular series "Bad Girls Club." "Split into two teams; the girls will be pushed to the absolute limit each week in a series of fun and over-the–top physical and mental challenges. Read more about Ray J's show at singersroom.com.