Drake is set to release his fifth studio LP, Scorpion, in June. The “God’s Plan” rapper took to his social media accounts on Monday, April
President Barack Obama visited the campus of Rutgers University in Newark, New Jersey this past Monday. The purpose of the visit to Newark was to
The US Department of Justice and the US Sentencing Commission have made a startling announcement that will affect America and the Black community. It has been
Fellowship Missionary Baptist Church was jumping with excitement recently. Chicago native Jonathan McReynolds held his birthday bash/album release for his sophomore project currently Number 1
There’s good news for the family of former U.S. Congressman Jesse Jackson Jr. After serving part of his sentence, he is set to be released
‘ Chicagoans came out in droves to support spoken word artist, entrepreneur and author J.Ivy as he released his new book, Dear Father. The concert and book
New artist Mila J celebrated the release of her debut EP, Made in L.A., at Penthouse in Los Angeles. Celebs in attendance included “House of
Singer Mila J has released her new EP, “MILA: Made In L.A.,” and she’s understandably ecstatic. Big sister to pop star Jhene Aiko, Mila’s EP comes after over a decade of hard work and perseverance
Gucci Mane will be coming home one year early. According to TMZ, the Atlanta rapper has been granted credit for time served by an Atlanta judge
Remy Ma released from prison After an unexpected road block yesterday, rapstress Remy Ma has finally been released from prison. As previously reported on July
Lil Wayne released a video update regarding the album for his fans as part of his “Weezy Wednesdays” series, but he didn’t really have many details to share.
On yesterday (July 31) it was erroneously reported that rapper Remy Ma had been released from the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility for Women in New York. But Remy’s expected July 31st release was delayed–reportedly due to her violation of protocol.
Bronx rapper Remy Ma is home. The former Terror Squad member came home early this morning (July 31) after serving a six-year prison sentence at the Bedford Hills Correctional Facility For Women in New York.
Drake’s follow-up to “Nothing Was the Same” appears to be coming into full view; he announced the title of his forthcoming fourth studio album earlier today.
Kanye West is hard at work on his follow-up album to 2013s controversial Yeezus, and once again the mercurial star has recruited legendary producer Rick Rubin to assist with the project. Rubin said as much during a recent interview with Zane Lowe of Radio 1.
Former Hot Boys member and Cash Money Records star B.G. was sentenced to 14 years in federal prison back in 2012 for gun possession and witness tampering, but his old bandmate Turk said in a recent interview that B.G. could be coming home very early–as early as this year.
The recently-released “Madea’s Neighbors From Hell” is the latest stageplay from Tyler Perry. Featuring Wess Morgan and Cassi Davis, the play features Perry’s trademark spiritually-uplifting messages and high-energy gospel music.
Formerly incarcerated rapper Lil Boosie made national headlines when he was released from Louisiana State Penitentiary last week after serving nearly five years in prison. Shortly after Boosie was released, a video clip of his young daughter Tarlaysia sharing her excitement at his release was uploaded to the rapper’s Instagram account. In the clip, Tarlaysia drops the N-word as she applauds her father’s return.
Last week, singer T-Pain shared details regarding his supposed fallout with Cash Money Records and how it affected his anticipated project with label superstar Lil Wayne. Aside from Wayne’s incarceration at the time (due to a weapons conviction in New York City) and T-Pain’s own excessive lifestyle indulgences, apparently a “miscommunication” between Cash Money labelheads Birdman and Ronald “Slim” Williams and T-Pain’s own management team stalled the project.
