After spending the last 10 months languishing in a federal correctional facility for a parole-violating drug arrest, rapper T.I. will soon become in free man,
Ever since the Democrats established the legality of mandatory minimums and three-strike laws under the leadership of the late Massachusetts Sen. Ted Kennedy, African Americans
After languishing in prison for an extra week due to disciplinary violations, troubled rapper DMX finally was released from a Yuma, Ariz., state prison yesterday,
Imprisoned rapper Ja Rule is now in double trouble after being sentenced on Monday, July 18, to serve 28 months in prison to run concurrently
While DMX is finishing up his extended prison stay over a failed drug test, longtime friend and producer Swizz Beatz is now speaking out for
DMX, who was originally set to be released from prison on July 12, was ordered to remain in prison for another week after it was
Invariably, when the high school drop-out rate is discussed in this country, Detroit’s disturbing graduation rate is the one most often cited in the worst-case-scenario
Over the holiday weekend, false reports of imprisoned rapper Radric “Gucci Mane” Davis’ release began to pop up in the press. But according to prison
Plaxico Burress nearly destroyed his promising NFL career because he chose to carry a gun. Burress served two years in prison after pleading guilty to weapons
Rapper and actor Jeffrey Atkins, better known as Ja Rule is scheduled to surrender for his two-year prison sentence after pleading guilty to attempted criminal
Once Michael Vick discovered that a dog fighting application had become available for purchase, he decided to team up with the Humane Society to condemn
It seems like perfect timing for a female lyricist of superior caliber to arise when there’s barely a handful today to name. And the few
Michael Vick lost his fame and fortune when he was convicted of dog fighting in 2006. Along with serving time in jail, Vick was ridiculed
Hip-hop star Rick Ross continues to accumulate millions from his music, which often details the joys and tribulations of life as a drug dealer. But
The Las Vegas mantra ‘What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas’ may not be completely true. Especially if you’re going to see acclaimed comedian George
Petey Pablo, the North Carolina rapper who made us all “Raise Up” and swish our T-shirts around our heads in 2001, is facing major jail
