THE BUZZ

Lil Wayne tour will come to Coliseum

Lil Wayne will launch his first tour since being released from prison on March 18 in Buffalo and will stop at Nassau Coliseum on March 27, Newsday's Glenn Gamboa reports. His "I Am Music II" Tour, featuring Young Money protegee Nicki Minaj, Rick Ross and Travis Barker with Mixmaster Mike, will wrap up at his previously announced headlining show at The Bamboozle festival on May 1 in East Rutherford, N.J. "It's good to be back out on the road performing for you guys, doing what I love," Weezy said in his blog announcement. "I'll see you soon." Ticket info hasn't been finalized, but tickets are expected to go on sale either Feb. 4 or 5 through Live Nation.

Aguilera to sing anthem at Super Bowl

Christina Aguilera will sing the national anthem at Super Bowl XLV, the NFL and Fox announced Monday, AP reports."I have been performing the anthem since I was 7 years old, and I must say the Super Bowl is a dream come true," Aguilera said.

MTV teen show loses 2 more advertisers

"Skins," the controversial MTV teen drama that launched last Monday and was attacked by the Parents Television Council as the "most dangerous show on TV," has lost two more advertisers, reports Newsday's Verne Gay. Schick has pulled out, citing content concerns, while Subway - a charter advertiser on the series - also pulled out of last night's episode. H&R Block, Taco Bell, Wrigley and General Motors have also either pulled ads or requested that ads not run on the show. "Skins" - based on the British series of the same name - was the subject last week of a front-page New York Times story reporting that MTV executives were concerned that minors had been cast in roles that involved partial nudity.