Fat Joe Suing His Hype Man for Defamation

Rapper Fat Joe suing his former hype man for making slanderous posts about him on social media...

Irv Gotti's Star Studded Funeral

Two weeks ago Murder Inc. Records founder, Irv Gotti, passed away age 54 [click here if you missed that]. 

This week Hip Hop royalty turned out to pay tribute at his funeral...

Tributes Continue to Pour in for Irv Gotti

This week Murder Inc. founder Irv Gotti passed away at 54 [click here if you missed that].

Tributes continue to pour in...

More Hollywood Halloween Looks

More of your favorite celebrities in their Halloween costumes... 

Fat Joe Opens Up About Raising a Son with Special Needs

Rapper Fat Joe opens up about raising his son who has Downs Syndrome and is on the Autism spectrum after the child's mother abandoned him...

Fat Joe Takes Credit for Ashanti and Nelly Reunion

R&B singer Ashanti and rapper Nelly have been enjoying their rekindled relationship for nearly a year [click here if you missed that].

Rapper Fat Joe takes credit for their reunion and claims 10% ownership of their new baby...

Controversy At This Day Concert

Last week all your favorite entertainers and models were in Lagos, Nigeria performing at the ThisDay Music and Fashion Festival to spotlight Nigeria's fast-growing reputation as a cultural destination. Jay Z, Rihanna, Mary J. Blige, Usher, Chris Brown, Fat Joe, Naomi Campbell, Tyson Beckford and Alec Wek, along with tons of local Nigerian music acts and fashion designers were scheduled to make appearances. Unfortunately, the first night the program started a whole five hours late and the fashion show featuring Naomi Campbell and performances by all the local artists had to be cut from the show. Only Rhianna, Jay Z and Usher performed the first night, even though some fans paid as much as $508 for tickets. Anyway, here's some pictures from the event. And if you search You Tube, I'm sure you could find a performance or two.

Fat Joe Agrees To Talk To Cops About Miami Memorial Day Murders

Says he ain't see nothing.

(NY Daily)