A lawyer representing Eve entered a plea of no contest for his client's DUI charge at a court hearing in Los Angeles Superior Court today (June 28).

Eve (born Eve Jeffers) was arrested in April on susp!cion of driving under the influence after crashing her Maserati on Hollywood Boulevard.

According to TMZ.com, Eve, who was not present at the hearing, was ordered by a judge to wear an alcohol monitoring device attached to her ankle for 45 days and pay $1,400 in fines and penalties. The Philly bred rapper was also handed 36 months of "informal" probation and ordered to enroll in a first offender alcohol education program.

Eve's lawyer, Blair Berk, will have to return to court on July 20 to prove that his client has been following the judge's sentence.

In related news, Eve is currently gearing up for the release of her fourth album titled Here I Am. Set to hit shelves via Geffen Records on August 7, the album will feature collaborations with Swizz Beatz, Pharrell, Sean Paul , T.I., Robin Thicke and Timbaland, among others.
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Mos Def will executive produce and star in a new romantic movie titled Bobby Zero.

According to Variety, Bobby Zero centers around a social satirist who gives up his artistic ambitions to work for an advertising agency.

The movie's is being written and directed by brothers Markus and Mason Canter, who directed the 2006 award-winning movie, Chasing the Horizon.

Bobby Zero is being produced by production company Duly Noted.

Duly Noted is also producing Bury Me Standing, another feature that also stars Mos Def and Alfre Woodard.

Production on Bury Me Standing starts in August.
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"hoodFab," a new, interactive, hip-hop game show hosted by former radio personality Buttahman, will premiere on MTV Jams next week.

The show will follow Buttahman, who also serves as MTV Director of Music & Talent, throughout the streets of New York as he picks random contestants to question their knowledge of hip-hop and R&B. Contestants who are able to answer the trivia questions will win an array of prizes. There are special episodes that test the knowledge of rappers like Eve, Common and Snoop Dogg.

"Game shows have been a part of TV since the advent of the medium," Buttahman told SOHH. "To now have an interactive game show devoted to hip-hop culture shows how far rap music has advanced. People say they represent for hip-hop, but we put their actual knowledge to the test and we take it right to their hood."

During the airing of the show, viewers can text FAB to 22422 with their mobile phone or at hoodfab.mtv.com and answer five new trivia questions. Each correct answer counts as an individual entry into the prize pool.
A winner is picked randomly before the premiere of the next episode and sent a duplicate of the prize won by the weekly on-air contestant.
"hoodFab" airs on Monday (July 2) on MTV Jams.