Robin Russell, mother of slain Chicago rapper Lil’ JoJo, recently appeared on TJ Holmes “Don’t Sleep” late night talk show to discuss her son’s murder.

Terrence Jenkins, affectionately known to many for his role as co-host of BET’s 106 & Park, took to Twitter wish his fraternity Omega Psi Phi happy founders day.

Social media is buzzing with rumors that Chief Keef’s latest song “Love Sosa” is a shot at slain Chicago emcee Lil’ JoJo and his Brick Squad crew. “Love Sosa,” which has nearly six million views on YouTube, has questionable lyrics many presume were directed at the fallen emcee.

There may be some interesting news regarding the release date of Chief Keef’s major label debut album.

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.

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.

A video has surfaced on the Internet purportedly showing two men of Kappa Alpha Psi getting married. The two men, Robert Brown and Nathaniel Gay, held a crimson and cream ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 4 in Kentucky.

Chief Keef is providing a little push to a female collective of Chicago Emcees called “Pretty N Pink.”

Jay-Z offered his thoughts on Nirvana’s Kurt Cobain and his influence on music in Pharrell Williams’ book “Pharrell: The Places and Spaces I’ve Been.”