50 Cent was once regarded as Hip Hop’s jester for a period of time early in his rap career. Never one to back away from a “beef,” the multi-platinum recording artist used comedy to humiliate his rap foes.

50 Cent is using his influence to spread the importance of voting. The Interscope artist recently joined forces with non-partisan group HeadCount to promote voter registration for National Voter Registration Day.

Rapper Lupe Fiasco bewildered fans around the country when he said he would be retiring from the Hip-Hop profession. The “Kick Push” emcee made this shocking admission after a brief public feud erupted between himself and fellow Chicago rapper Chief Keef on Twitter.

Chief Keef made his point clear in his “Don’t Like” track: “Sneak dissers that’s that sh*t I don’t like.”

The “3 Hunna” rapper may have to decipher whether a line in Lupe Fiasco’s latest LP “Food & Liquor 2” was a subtle jab directed towards him.

Chicago-born emcee Twista is a veteran in the Hip-Hop arena. The lyrical fast-spitter once held the Guinness World Record for title of fastest rapper.

As the investigation continues, no suspects have been announced. Many have speculated Glory Boyz Entertainment members Chief Keef and Lil’ JoJo are responsible for the 18-year-old emcee’s death.

Is NFL free agent wide receiver Chad Johnson insecure about his skin tone? The former Miami Dolphins wide receiver took to call his skin tone “rare.”

A missing Albany State University student’s body was found floating in the Flint River Tuesday morning.

Lupe Fiasco had strong words for CNN contributor Roland Martin on the topic of voting. The two engaged in a vicious twitter war that elicited response from many users in Twittersphere.

Twitter saw a fiery debate last night between TV One Contributor Roland Martin and Lupe Fiasco on the issue of voting. The voting debate first started when comedian D.L. Hughley took issue with the “Kick Push” artist’s voting stance in an interview on Hot 93.7/ Hartford.

50 Cent may as well drop “rapper” from his title. The South Jamaica Queens native is increasingly becoming more known for his entrepreneurial background than his Hip-Hop music career.