In case you missed, here’s a video of Mos Def performing the single “Quiet Dog” — from his current album The Ecstatic on the Late Show with David Letterman on Monday, June 8.

Musician-turned-actor Mos Def will appear as a patient wtih locked-in syndrome, a brain injury that leaves patients unable to communicate beyond blinking, on the Emmy-winning medical drama House this week.

House airs Monday night at 8 p.m. on Fox. Get a sneak peek at Mos’ performance after the jump.

Las Vegas police have issued an arrest warrant for rapper Mos Def.

Mos is wanted for allegedly attacking a photographer at the Men’s Apparel and Garment Industry Convention last August.

The 34-year old rapper could also face charges of robbery and malicious destruction of private property.

In a complaint to police, Volker Corell accuses Mos Def of ripping his camera from his neck and smashing it to the ground as he attempted to take photographs.

The professional photographer says he suffered a severe cut on his hand during the attack.

Remember that stripper/video chick Mos Def wifed after three days of dating back in 2005? Well, she’s pulling a “Superhead” on him. Twenty-nine year old Alana Wyatt-Smith chronicles her “abusive” marriage to Mos in a recently released tell-all entitled Breaking the Code of Silence. The memoir also dishes the dirt on Alana’s flings with a number of well-known athletes and musicians, including Grammy Award-winning rapper Kanye West.

“I disagree with putting names of people in there, just out of respect for their wives and children,” the seventh grade dropout tells The Toronto Star. “If this was about making money, getting rich, I could have wrote a tell-all book 10 times better than Karrine Steffans.”

“People want to know about the biggest names in the NBA, who proposed to who, and did what, and this and that; I could have put some stuff in there that would have made it a number one seller within days. I use nicknames, initials, that myself and the gentleman would know; the ones named I got permission from.”

Alana also laments that, despite separating in October 2006, Mos still refuses to grant her a divorce:

“He told my lawyer if he can’t have me, nobody else will.”