50 Cent and Chief Keef are developing a thug bromance. The G-Unit front man purportedly talked about the Chicago emcee for an hour, according to a sms tweeted by Chief Keef.

The beef between rapper 50 Cent and boxer Floyd Mayweather may soon turn violent. The “Many Men” rapper has challenged Mayweather to a boxing match. But the rapper wants $5 million to make the match a reality.

Hip-Hop mogul Sean “Diddy” Combs took time on social to reflect on his late, good friend Heavy D.

It was nearly two months ago when reality star Evelyn Lozada called it quits with NFL free agent Chad “Ochocinco” Johnson. The pair divorced in September after an argument turned violent with Johnson head butting his ex-wife in the heat of the moment.

R&B singer Tyrese Gibson is a well-known veteran in the music industry. During his tenure in the game, the “Signs of Love Making” singer has learned a few lessons that may come to benefit rising artists.

Kendrick Lamar is the reigning champ of Hip-Hop at the current moment after selling 241,000 albums in its first week. Many may have been surprised by the talented Compton native’s sales, but not rapper The Game.

Slain Chicago rapper Lil JoJo’s dream was to get signed to major record label. But the 18-year-old Englewood resident’s dream was cut short after he was gunned down in a barrage of gunfire as he rode on the back pegs of a friend’s bike on Sept. 4.

Slain Chicago rapper Lil JoJo, whose real name is Joseph Coleman, openly professed his affiliation to the street gang Brick Squad, a faction of the gangster disciples. Coleman’s rap career grew in popularity upon releasing the highly controversial song “3HunnaK.” Sadly, this song is what led to his early demise.

Chicago “Get Smoked” artist Lil’ Mouse is proud to call Barack Obama his president. The 13-year-old rap phenom took to Twitter to call the nation’s President an ‘inspiration.’

Chief ‘Sosa’ Keef has officially unveiled the cover for the major label debut album. The album titled ‘Finally Rich’ is slated to hit stores on Dec. 18.

Stevie Wonder officially endorsed Barack Obama for the presidency. There are a variety of issues the “Cherie Amour” singer thinks should be the focus in America.