A Chicago teen was killed in a senseless act of violence on Christmas day in Chicago.

Did Bruno Mars sneak diss Interscope artist Chief Keef? If so, the “Count On Me” singer may have made a sad attempt at a racist joke.

Aspiring 18-year-old Chicago rapper JayLoud, born Joshua Davis, was murdered on Christmas Day for allegedly wearing a picture of his best friend Lil’ JoJo on a sweatshirt.

Chief Keef and his mom dukes are keeping it in the family. Chief Keef recently instagrammed a photo throwing up “O Block,” a faction of the Black Disciples street gang, with his mother and cousin Fredo Santana.

Fans and Chicagoans pondered for weeks whether Interscope artist Chief Keef would remove a particular line from his underground hit song “3Hunna.”

There is much speculation on whether Chief Keef subtly admitted to being involved in slain Chicago emcee’s Lil’ JoJo’s murder on the “Diamonds” song in ‘Finally Rich.”

Chief Keef has upped the ante in his feud against rival street gangs St. Lawrence & Bricksquad Gangster Disciples.

The urban Chicago storyline between Interscope artist Chief Keef and rapper Cashout is getting even more interesting.

Miami Heat superstar Lebron James took to Twitter to send his condolences to those affected by the Connecticut school shooting.

Comedian Lil’ Duval has Twittersphere in an uproar after tweeting an insensitive joke regarding the tragic Connecticut elementary school shooting that left 27 people dead, including 18 children.

In an interview on WEDR-FM 99 JAMZ, Rick Ross told host Felisha Monet he isn’t scared of threats he is receiving from the notorious street gang Gangster Disciples.