Wiz Khalifa had Twitter buzzing earlier when he wrote a subliminal message via the social media micro blogging platform Twitter.

50 Cent had a few more choice words to say about up-and-coming Bad Boy Records artist French Montana. 50 Cent is upset with the “Pop That” artist for criticizing him in an interview with Complex magazine.

50 Cent and Rick Ross have been trading shots against each other as early as 2009. Who can forget 50 Cent exposing the Maybach Music Group front man as a former corrections officer and the adult film he released featuring the rapper’s baby mother.

Up-and-coming rapper Southern artist Trinidad James is turning heads with his eccentric fashion and his witty wordplay. The Clayton County, GA rapper of Trinidadian descent is slowly gaining popularity after releasing his “Don’t Be S.A.F.E” mixtape. “S.A.F.E” stands for “Sensitive As F**k Everyday.”

Young Money Cash Money Artist Drake has officially co-signed newly signed Interscope artist Chief Keef song “Love Sosa.”

Ravi K. Perry, an Assistant Professor of Political Science at Mississippi State University, doesn’t understand the hoopla surround the so-called “gay Kappa wedding” video footage that has circulated quickly around social media.

The past few days have seen blogs exploding with fiery comments over a reported same-sex wedding ceremony featuring Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. themed colors and a member of the fraternity himself.

Huffington Post writer Marc Lamont Hill took to Twitter to offer his thoughts on the controversial same-sex wedding ceremony where one of the grooms happens to be a member of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc.

Albany State University held a candlelight vigil to honor the memory of a student who apparently drowned to death in a river. Hundreds of students were in attendance.

Comedian Monique and the Tom Joyner Morning show crew went on the airwaves Wednesday morning to discuss a viral video purportedly showing two men of Kappa Alpha Psi getting married.

50 Cent is not one to hold his tongue. 50 Cent went on the offense after Bad Boy artist French Montana called the “Get Rich or Die Tryin’” out for creating conflict with artists.