OCEANS DAD LOOKING FOR PAYDAY

After one of the most successful years of his career, capped off with six Grammy nominations, a ghost from Frank Ocean's past has returned. According to NME, Ocean tweeted that his dad, who left when he was only 6-years-old, is hoping to sue the singer for a large amount. "Father wanna sue me for a million," he wrote. "Like I owe him back child support. Weak individual bought me a swiss knife at 6yrs old then dipped on me." Although that tweet has since been deleted, Ocean left this one up: "I got his DNA though, maybe I inherited some of his karma too." Earlier this year, Ocean also tweeted about his estranged dad. In June, he posted, "Just found out my absent father's been cyberstalking me, hi dad." Ocean hasn't revealed anything more about his relationship and past with his father. The singer was raised mostly by his mother, Katonya Breaux Riley, in New Orleans. Just yesterday, Ocean confessed that Channel Orange might've been his one and only album, as the singer has dreams to write a novel.

YOU WANT ME TO DO WHAT

Keyshia Cole held out on performing at her hometown station's House of Soul concert this week after being asked to open up for R&B newcomer The Weeknd. Cole, the four-time Grammy nominated multi-platinum selling artist was offended at the request and decided to pull out once the station refused to allow her to headline. Though she pulled out, the station went ahead and continued to promote the event using Cole’s name as one of the performers for the night, which of course angered Cole and her fans, leading the songstress to vent on Twitter about her feelings on the Oakland station demanding she open up for a newer artist. To read her very angry comments …(click) But the station KMEL tells TMZ, it's all a case of miscommunication -- saying, “We were surprised to see Keyshia Cole’s Tweets the night of our show ... as she was never scheduled to be the show’s final act. "KMEL added, "When we were notified a week before her performance that she planned to cancel, we immediately removed her name from all advertising and promotion and offered refunds to those fans who requested."