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      *L. Londell McMillan, the new co-owner and executive publisher of The Source, was to host a re-launch party for the magazine last night at Home on West 27th Street to promote the I Am Change political group. The guest list included Queen Latifah, Gayle King, Lil' Kim, and Fabolous, reports the New York Post. McMillan, an entertainment lawyer who counts Stevie Wonder, Prince and Spike Lee as clients, took the magazine out of bankruptcy in August. The Source's previous owners, David Mays and Ray "Benzino" Scott, were pushed out in 2006, after Benzino forced editors to plug his rap group, Almighty RSO.

       *AllAccess.com is reporting that Los Angeles urban station KDAY (93.5 The Beat) has dropped Syndication One's "Mo'Nique Show," which had been airing in the extended midday time slot from 1-4 p.m. Until a permanent replacement has been determined, the station has gone local and music-intensive in middays.

       *Rosario Dawson is denying reports that she got engaged to her DJ boyfriend Mathieu Schreyer. "Oh my God, I'd be getting calls from my grandmother being like, 'Mija! How come I had to read this first?'" the 29-year-old actress told People. "Believe me, no." Dawson says they are dating, but not planning a wedding.  They've also been spending time together helping with voter drives for next week's election.

      *Laila Ali has posted new photos of her son Curtis Jr. on her blog: The little one was born last month weighing in at 6.8 lbs. and measuring 19 inches long. Click here to take a peek.