Despite recent rumors of Fat Joe being dropped from Atlantic Records, the label’s co-chairman Craig Kallman stressed today that the Bronx-born MC is still an Atlantic artist. "Fat Joe is an icon in the hip-hop community—an artist, producer, writer, tastemaker, and entrepreneur with tremendous vision, influence, and creativity,” Kallman said in a statement. “We are proud to have had Fat Joe as a member of the Atlantic family for the past eight years, and we are looking forward to continuing our great relationship with Joe and his Terror Squad label." Fat Joe’s last two albums Loyalty and All Or Nothing ...

Juvenile’s Reality Check is the number one album in the country, after selling over 175,000 units in its first week, according to SoundScan. This is ...

Kanye West has signed a deal with New Line Cinema and Anonymous Content to create a feature-length film inspired by his music, according to the ...

The series finale of Flavor Flav’s reality dating show Flavor of Love became VH1’s highest-rated show ever when its finale aired Sunday night. The show ...

MCs like Method Man, Mike Jones and Chingy will serve as celebrity judges on MTV’s new show Yo Momma, a no-holds barred competition to see ...

Yesterday, brothers Percy “Master P” Miller and Vyshonne “Silkk The Shocker” Miller were each fined $700 and sentenced to 40 hours of community service for ...

Variety reported that Ice Cube has signed on to star in and produce Dimension Films’ big screen adaptation of the ’70s sitcom Welcome Back Kotter. ...

Jay “Young Jeezy” Jenkins was arrested Saturday morning (March 11th) in Miami, Fla. Following an altercation involving the Atlanta rapper’s entourage and a group of ...

Corey “C-Murder” Miller awaits his release from the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center in Gretna, Louisiana after the Louisiana Supreme Court overturned his murder conviction on ...