Rap star Lil Wayne wrote a letter to his fans posted on his official website WeezyThanxYou.com.
In part three of Phonte’s interview with Capone-N-Noreaga he asks the duo, who met in prison, how that experience shaped their careers and their interactions in the music industry.
(AllHipHop News) Earlier today at midnight, Gucci Mane (Radric Davis) was released from Atlanta’s Fulton County Jail after serving six months for parole violation.
In this interview from Bedford Hills Correctional Facility rapper Remy Ma discusses how she has been treated while in jail. She has been serving an eight year sentence for shooting her former friend Makeda Barnes Joseph.
(AllHipHop News) Remy Ma shooting victim Makeda Barnes-Joseph has renewed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the jailed rapper’s label Universal Music Group.
From Missinfo.tv MTVNews got this clip from DJ Scoob’s ongoing Young Money footage…in this clip Birdman and Slim head to their private jet and talk about visiting Lil Wayne in jail….
(AllHipHop News) Incarcerated female rapper Remy Ma recently won a second appeal in an attempt to gain her freedom, after being sentenced to eight years in prison for shooting a friend in 2007.
In his first post-prison interview T.I. reveals that he didn’t write too much during his prison bid and that his next album will be more “aggressive.”
(AllHipHop News) Despite currently serving a 1 year jail sentence in New York, Lil Wayne has been hit with a bench warrant for failing to appear in Arizona to face drug and weapon charges.
G-Unit’s Tony Yayo sheds some light on what Lil Wayne will go through when he finally begins his prison bid.
From 100.3TheBeat Today is D-Day for Lil Wayne, as he will be formally sentenced and finally turns himself in to begin his one-year prison sentence in New York. Wayne was supposed to go to jail last month, but Wayne had dental surgery which delayed the sentencing. Judge Charles H. Solomon said recently that “I don’t […]
<strong>Ja Rule</strong> could spend three years in prison due to a 2007 gun possession charge in Manhattan.
