Rapper Chief Keef is increasingly becoming a popular fixture in the Chicago music scene. Chief Keef, born Keith Cozart, grew up in the neighborhood around 64th Street and King Drive, but spent much time at his grandmother’s home in the southern end of Washington Park.

Singer Tyrese found himself in a bit of trouble during his stay in Paris. The singer took to Twitter to describe an altercation between himself and the hotel’s bellhop regarding a foul odor in the lobby.

Wacka Flocka Flame is adding an alcoholic beverage to his list of hustles. The Atlanta native took to Instagram and Twitter to announce his new liquor called “Desiac Liqueur.”

Chicago rapper Chief Keef revealed on Twitter that his highly anticipated mixtape “Finally Rich” would now become his debut album release.

Rapper 50 Cent, born Curtis Jackson, has established himself as one of the most sought after artists ever since his groundbreaking “Get Rich or Die Tryin’” album debut in 2003.

Personality Miss Mykie will be joining Paigion, Shorty Da Prince and Bow Wow as the new official hosts of 106 & Park.

An Arkansas football team is under fire following a racially motivated hazing incident that involved a noose being tied around an African-American player’s neck.

It is no secret Wiz Khalifa has such a deep, profound affection for the herbal plant marijuana. But the “Black and Yellow” artist would drop the habit any day to please fiancé Amber Rose.

Voting rights for ex-felons is a topic many voters are not well educated on. Little do many people know, citizens with felony convictions are prohibited from voting either permanently or temporarily in several states.

Rising musical talent Kevin McCall may be penning a song for Planned Parenthood. The Los Angeles native released a video serenading a tune about abortion.

Prolific musician will.iam is stepping outside of his comfort zone to bring the viewer an “innovative” reality show competition.