The Chicago-bred rapper was sentenced to three-years probation in Massachusetts federal court on Thursday (January 11) after pleading guilty to conspiracy to commit wire fraud and making a false statement to a federal official.
According to TMZ, the Roc-A-Fella Records’ co-founder is asking a judge to lower his monthly child support payments, saying he isn’t financially able to continue paying $3,000 a month.
On Tuesday (January 9), a Twitter troll accused Gunn of being the weak link on Travis Scott’s “UTOPIA” album
Court documents reportedly state the former NBA star “consistently demonstrates a clear disregard for the safety of the minor children.”
In an Instagram post uploaded on Tuesday (January 9), Bradford Cohen denies what the police found was cocaine during a December 2023 search of his vehicle.
The former Artista employee is the same woman who accused Russell Simmons of sexual assault in 2017.
The Pompano Beach, Florida native will have the final hearing regarding revocation of his supervised release in Miami Division on January 22.
Due to mounting interest, the court’s original $13,072,482 judgment has grown to $14,386,164.23 since it was first ordered in October 2023.
The line in question comes from Finesse2Tymes’ latest single, “Gangstafied.”
The announcement elicited a slew of comments from famous names such as Nicki Minaj, D-Nice, Sheila E, Dem Jointz, City Girls’ JT and model Winnie Harlow.
The Top Dawg Entertainment/RCA singer issued a statement via Twitter (X) on Saturday (January 6).
The rapper is currently being held at Harris County Jail and expected to see the judge on Monday (January 8).
In a nearly 10-minute video, the N.W.A pioneer touched on Williams’ comments about the film franchise, “Friday,” in which Williams played “Money Mike” in 2002’s “Friday After Next.”
The “Menace II Society” director is nominated for a Grammy in the Best Music Film category for the five-part docuseries about the late rap icon and his mother, “Dear Mama.”
The “MONTERO” rapper, of course, is openly gay and often makes light of the homophobia he experiences through social media.
The “Power” mogul then called on MSNBC anchor Ari Melber to make it make sense.
The outspoken media personality took to his YouTube channel to explain his side of the story.
Court docs obtained by AllHipHop reveal Pina’s attorneys are asking the judge for another continuance.
The embattled rapper/entrepreneur shared a series of three Instagram photos portraying her in skimpy outfits on Tuesday (January 2) and vowed, “No pants this year.”
Someone shared a clip of Kid Cudi’s “SNL” performance and compared it to “an illuminati humiliation ritual,” prompting him to respond.
