Warner Music Group Corp.announced a new senior management team for Warner Bros. Records headed by current WMG Chief Creative Officer Rob Cavallo, who will serve as Chairman, with Todd Moscowitz (currently EVP of Warner Bros., CEO of WMG’s Independent Label Group and President of Asylum Records) as Co-President/CEO and Livia Tortella (currently Atlantic Records EVP/GM) as Co-President/COO.  Tom Whalley has decided to leave the company.  In addition, Diarmuid Quinn has decided that he will be stepping down from his position as Chief Operating Officer of Warner Bros. Records and President of Reprise Records. Congrats Todd!

Picture this: Drake, Trey Songz and Pitbull have been selected to be a part of Kodak’s “So Kodak” campaign. The artists will be featured in a series of commercials directed by Chris Robinson that will highlight the “share button” on their Easyshare M590 Digital Cameras. According to Drizzy: “Being on the road, I’m often away from family and friends. Kodak – with features like the Share Button – makes it easier to keep in touch, which is important to me,” said Grammy-nominated artist Drake. “I’m excited to be part of the So Kodak campaign since it is all about expressing yourself, something I strive to do in my music everyday.”

Baltimore, Maryland (CNN) — A man distraught about his mother’s health shot and wounded a doctor at Baltimore’s prestigious Johns Hopkins Hospital on Thursday before killing his mother and taking his own life, police said. The gunman was getting an update on his mother’s medical condition “when he became emotionally distraught” and pulled a pistol out of his waistband, Baltimore Police Commissioner Frederick Bealefeld said. He shot the doctor, then retreated to his mother’s room, Bealefeld told reporters. Bealefeld identified the gunman as 50-year-old Warren Davis, and the mother as Jean Davis. But police later said “Warren Davis was an alias,” and the gunman’s real name was unknown. They continued to identify the dead woman as the gunman’s mother. Hospital officials said they could not disclose any details about what illness afflicted the gunman’s mother, citing federal privacy laws. Police moved in and closed off the floor shortly after the 11 a.m. shooting. About 1:30 p.m., officers moved into the room to find the man and his mother dead from single gunshot wounds to the head, Bealefeld said. The doctor, whose name was not released, was rushed to surgery for an abdominal wound and is expected to survive, police spokesman Anthony Guglielmi said.