Hollywood Headlines: A crazy week in review

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Meek Mill's highly anticipated debut, "Dreams and Nightmares," got off to a rocky start this week when he found himself in handcuffs before his album release party Thursday.

According to the Philadelphia Police Department, the rapper from Philly -- he's part of Rick Ross' Maybach Music Group -- was detained by authorities when he was in a vehicle stopped by officers (they declined to release the cause).

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Meek Mill detained before album release party

( Warner Bros. Records/Maybach Music Group / John Amis/Invision )

Meek Mill's highly anticipated debut, "Dreams and Nightmares," got off to a rocky start this week when he found himself in handcuffs before his album release party Thursday. According to the Philadelphia Police Department, the rapper from Philly -- he's part of Rick Ross' Maybach Music Group -- was detained by authorities when he was in a vehicle stopped by officers (they declined to release the cause).

Full story: Meek Mill detained before album release party | | PHOTOS: Celebrity Meltdowns

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