Ja Rule

If you're itching for Ja Rule in every media platform imaginable, itch no longer: CNBC has announced that the turn-of-the-century hitmaker will be featured in their forthcoming documentary, White Collar Convicts: Life on the Inside. The...

Yesterday, producer and founder of record label The Inc., Irv Gotti took to Instagram to announce the start of a new lifestyle company named MXV, a brand created by Gotti's sons, nephew and rapper Ja Rule's sons. Although very little information on the MXV brand has been revealed, the company brand was named after Ja and Irv's individual companies...

Ja Rule's disappearing act in the middle of the last decade was one of the most decisive in recent memory; the New York rapper went from a Top 40 fixture with a burgeoning crossover career to a cultural footnote. Since then, he's been hampered by legal troubles and is finally, mercifully, making a comeback...

This past Saturday, Dec. 6, Murder Inc. rapper Ja Rule made a rare performance in his hometown of Queens at the Resorts World Casino New York City. Rule gave those in attendance a 35-minute set as he performed plenty of his hits from his early catalog...

This past Saturday, Dec. 13, the Resorts World Casino New York City held a hip-hop concert that took many down memory lane with the performances of Fat Joe and Ja Rule. Their performances showcased why both MC's still have what it takes to put on a good show and still drop quality music...

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Rapper Ja Rule has been known to talk about his drug dealing past on his records. In a recent interview with Vlad TV, the Queens-bred rhymer detailed some of the craziest things he's experienced while pushing work. Ja Rule revealed he once sold drugs to the parents of his friends...

For a brief period in the late '90s, the short-lived super group of Jay Z, DMX and Ja Rule - known as Murder Inc - was the talk of the rap world. But after releasing a couple of well-received tracks “Mudergram” and “It’s Murda,” and even appearing on the cover of XXL Magazine in 1999, the project fell through for reasons unknown. So what happened? MTV's Rob ...

Def Jam Records, the influential label that cultivated hip-hop’s brightest stars, held their 30-year celebration at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center last night. The special concert mixed Def Jam’s past and present roster, including Warren G, Onyx, Foxy Brown, EPMD, Method Man & Redman, Ja Rule, Fabolous, DMX and many more surprises. With such a stack...

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On this day, Oct. 2, in hip-hop history, Ja Rule dropped his third studio album, 'Pain Is Love.'

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