(AllHipHop News) A number of legendary rappers will band together this Wednesday (October 17) to raise awareness about breast cancer. Dozens of rap veterans will return to Doug E’s Chicken and Waffles in Harlem New York, for the annual “Waiting For a Cure” event that is being put together by Kangol Kid of UTFO. “Waiting For a Cure” is part of a series of events being produced by the Mama Luke Foundation this month. The Mama Luke Foundation is a breast-cancer awareness organization founded by Kangol Kid and Minister Shaunda Lumpkin. Each year in October during Breast Cancer Awareness month, the Mama Luke Foundation hosts the “Waiting For a Cure” event where well-known rappers serve fans their meals. Last year, artists like Doug E. Fresh, Roxanne Shante, Rahiem (Grandmaster Flash & The Furious 5), LA Sunshine (Treacherous Three) and others took part in the event. This year’s “Waiting For a Cure” event will take place on October 17 at 5:00 PM.
Police in Florida have issued an arrest warrant for troubled Hip-Hop producer Scott Storch, over a massive unpaid child support bill. Scott Storch is accused of failing to pay $28,300 in child support, as well as missing a mandatory court appearance to explain the back debt. In addition to the arrest warrant in Florida, Scott Storch is also accused of skipping out on a $4,000 bill at the Beverly Hills Hotel. Representatives for Scott Storch Have not commented as of press time.
Young Money rapper Tyga is accused of squatting in a Malibu, California mansion. According to reports, Tyga is being sued by his landlord Gholamreza Rezai for failing to make payments on a mansion in Malibu, that he began renting in June of this year. Tyga allegedly wanted to move from the location, because fans kept showing up at his doorstep. On September 30, the rapper asked Rezai if he could move out of the mansion by the end of September and stopped making the $16,000 per-month payments. Rezai is refusing to terminate the lease and is demanding a full year’s payment in full if Tyga decides to vacate the premises.
