NEW YORK, N.Y. -- O, The Oprah Magazine turns 10 this year, and it will celebrate with a weekend of events devoted to its mission, "Live Your Best Life."

Oprah Winfrey herself, the mag's founder and monthly cover star, will appear at the "Live Your Best Life Weekend," held in New York City from May 7-9 in New York City. The weekend will include "lifeshop" seminars hosted by Oprah experts such as Dr. Mehmet Oz, Martha Beck, Nate Berkus, Donna Brazile, Suze Orman and Peter Walsh, a one-woman show featuring Oprah herself at Radio City Music Hall, a charity walk and a closing bash.

"Spreading Ms. Winfrey's 'Live Your Best Life' message has been our mission since we launched in 2000," Jill Seelig, Vice President/Publisher of O said in a statement. "This event is an extension of that mission. We're making the magazine come alive in the most literal way, bringing Ms. Winfrey, our experts and our readers together. It's a fantastic celebration and a once-in-a-lifetime event for everyone involved."

Tickets for the event go on sale on Monday at 12 PM ET at Oprah.com/oturns10.

Mary J. Blige could be headed to your local bookstore in the next few years.

Speaking with BV Buzz recently, Blige says it might just be the right time for her first book -- a memoir !

"I think its time. I am absolutely living my dream! My dream all my life has been to help women because I'm a woman and I'm helping myself and thousands and millions of women with my story," says Blige.

While a deal has not been announced with a specific publisher, Blige believes a memoir detailing her struggles and just how she overcame them would be helpful to not just fans, but young singers looking to break into the music industry.

"It's imperative for me to help all of the younger singers who come up behind me because I don't want anyone to suffer through what I suffered through," she explained. "I almost ended up with nothing; meaning dead, broke and whatever you want to call it. I was given this position not just for myself but to be an example to them because they are me!"

Incarcerated rapper Lil Wayne has reportedly been ordered not to sign any autographs during his time in jail. 

The hip-hop star was sentenced to a year in prison on weapons possession charges this week and began serving his time at New York's Rikers Island prison on Monday. 

However, officials at the institution have instructed the "Lollipop" hit-maker to avoid publicizing his celebrity status while he is in jail and banned him from signing autographs for other inmates, according to TMZ.com.

A representative for the Correction Officer's Benevolent Association tells the website the decision was made because "Lil Wayne is not a celebrity in here."