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violate Georgia’s RICO Act as well as participation in a criminal street gang.He was denied bond, as Fulton County Judge Ural Glanville said that he has concerns of the rapper being a danger to the community.The rapper, who’s real name is Jeffery Lamar Williams, is alleged by prosecutors to belong to a violent street gang called Young Slime Life. Prosecutors say that the gang has committed crimes including murders, shootings, and carjackings.

NBC Miami.The vehicle overturned and caught fire after it crashed into the building. Three people, including the 23-year-old Carralero, were pronounced dead, according to local reports.The trio was identified as Carralero, Bayle Pricilla Bucceri, 23, Candido Miguel Barroso-Nodarse, 22. The cause of the crash remains under investigation.

found guilty of manslaughter in April for the 2017 killing of John Jolly, a 55-year-old vagrant and sex offender.“The defendant had committed a senseless and unwarranted act of violence that took the life of one of the city’s most vulnerable populations — the homeless,” said prosecutor Mark Dahl, who asked that Glover be sentenced to 18 years in prison.The Rock and Roll Hall of Famer — whose band churned out chart-topping tunes such as “Freedom” and “The Message” in the early 1980s — had faced up to 25 years in prison.During the sentencing hearing, Glover claimed he’d been wrongly cast as a killer.“I’m very disappointed in the way that that this whole situation played out. I’ve been portrayed as a callous and senseless [killer]… which is far from the person who I am,” he said in Manhattan Supreme Court.

tweeted a link to his Oklama website, where he revealed his new record’s title and release date.The new album will be out on May 13.He announced the news on his Instagram with a heartfelt note that said “appreciate your patience.”Back in August 2021, Lamar first poked fun at his new record on his website, which, at the time, he called “final TDE album.” “May the Most High continue to use Top Dawg as a vessel for candid creators. As I continue to pursue my life’s calling,” he scribbled on the site.

DeKalb County police, the musician was shot March 25 on Golf Vista Circle.He died from his injuries at a nearby hospital on April 3. Cops responded to a Chevron gas station on Snapfinger Woods Drive where they found Eversole suffering from a gunshot wound.Kraus was arrested and charged after the shooting.His was first charged with aggravated assault, however, his crimes were changed to murder after Eversole died.Eversole is best known for his 2002 hit “We Ready,” which featured fellow rapper Bubba Sparxxx. The man who gave us “We Ready, the greatest Game Day anthem ever, has passed away at 37 years old.

untimely death last month at the age of 65 shocked fans around the world. However, the “Full House” alum filmed one more project before he passed: a rap video.Saget starred in a music video for rapper Desiigner’s new single “Bakin’.”The song features singers Slushii & DJ Whoo Kid and dropped on Friday. The video first opens with Snoop Dogg suggesting that Desiigner, 24, should “get Bob on the job.” Saget then comes in blazing and starts cooking up bacon, catching money and dancing to the music alongside adult film star Kendra Sunderland.The video, which contains some language not suitable for kids, includes a special tribute at the end of the video for the late actor.

The Sun reported.Two children — ages one and five — were sitting in the back with a woman, said Alvaro Zabaleta, a Miami-Dade Police Department rep.

Instagram.“What I go through to make videos for y’all,” she captioned her video. She has since turned off comments for the post.The quick clip had the R&B singer laying on a carpet where she rocked a braid and lace bodysuit.

Kangol Kid was a rapper with the old school hip-hop group UTFO, known for their 1984 hit “Roxanne, Roxanne.”Born Shaun Shiller Fequiere, Kangol Kid got his start as a breakdancer, half of the duo the Keystone Dancers. They appeared on “The Phil Donahue Show,” the first breakdancers featured there.

meeting Robert Pattinson or receiving fan mail from Penn Badgley. She is the newest addition to the Playboy family.The multi-platinum musician, entrepreneur and activist will be the first-ever creative director In residence for the lifestyle brand.The Grammy-winning “WAP” rapper, who recently hosted the 2021 American Music Awards, will provide artistic direction with co-branded fashion, sexual wellness products, digital editorial content and more.

Vanilla Ice Home Show,” a new luxury real estate series (in partnership with BrandStar), which will be out next year.

reported the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel, and he was shot at approximately 9:05 a.m. Friday morning on a residential block, according to a police report seeking leads on the shooter.A longtime family friend, Hilda Alayeto, said Big Wan — born Dawan Turner — was staying at the home with his mother and grandmother.

99 problems, but being at the bottom isn’t one. He has now landed the new record for most Grammy nominations ever with 83 total.The rapper has surpassed Quincy Jones — with whom he was previously tied at 80 nods — after he received three 2022 Grammy Awards nominations on Tuesday.

infamously used Gorilla Glue on her hair after running out of hairspray is now releasing a rap song. Tessica Brown, 40, is set to drop the track — aptly titled “Ma Hair” — on Friday after hitting a Hollywood recording studio last month.

Young Dolph was a rapper known for music including his Top 5 2020 album “Rich Slave.”Born Adolph Robert Thornton, Jr., Young Dolph was from Memphis. He titled his debut studio album after his hometown; 2015’s “King of Memphis” made it to the Billboard Top 50.

was confirmed to them by three independent law enforcement sources. The 36-year-old rapper allegedly walked into the shop Makeda’s Butter Cookies to buy cookies when an unidentified person drove up and shot him, the store’s owner, Maurice Hill, recounted to the station, based on employees’ accounts of the incident. Young Dolph was well known in the city, for which he named his 2016 debut studio album, “King of Memphis.” The album reached No.

Ricarlo Flanagan was a comedian and actor who competed in “Last Comic Standing” in 2015, making it to the semifinals.Flanagan released the comedy album “Man Law” in 2013. He had recurring roles on Showtime’s “Shameless” and the Disney+ series “Walk the Plank.” His other TV appearances included “The Mick,” “Mad About You,” and “Bust Down.” Flanagan was also a rapper, performing under the name Father Flanagan.

Dwayne “The Rock” Johnson as the “greatest workout anthem ever,” the new track, titled “Face Off,” is by Tech N9ne and features the on-screen hunk alongside rappers King Iso and Joey Cool.Johnson’s verse comes last, and he raps, “It’s about tribe, it’s about power, we stay hungry, we devour. Put in the work.

does kiss and tell.

The Post’s exclusive report breaking news of “The Wire” star’s death in Brooklyn.“Damn if you didn’t see Raising Kanan check it out that fentanyl is no joke, killing the clientele,” Jackson wrote, plugging the Starz show, “Power Book III: Raising Kanan,” based on his childhood in Queens.“R.I.P micheal k williams,” he wrote, misspelling the actor’s name — and following it with hashtags promoting his line of wine and cognac.Fiddy soon deleted the post after getting a torrent of abuse for it — but

Rumor has it Cardi B has a look-alike.

The Humpty Dance” will be feted with a celebration of life in California later this month — with plans to use the day to feed 2,000 people. Shock G, 57, died in April in a Tampa Hotel room of an accidental overdose, according to a medical examiner’s report.

“Eric B. Is President,” the legendary emcee would still go flow to flow with anyone — even at age 53.“I’d battle anybody, man,” said Rakim Allah, who on Saturday will perform at Coney Island Amphitheater in a free SummerStage concert celebrating the birthday of iconic NYC DJ Funkmaster Flex.

Biz Markie was a rapper best known for his 1989 hit song, “Just a Friend.”Markie had moderate success on R&B radio with his early singles “Make the Music With Your Mouth” (1987) and “Vapors” (1988). But it was “Just a Friend” that made him a star, reaching No.

official video for “Vax That Thang Up,” featuring Mannie Fresh and Mia X.The lyrics were rewritten to encourage Americans to get vaccinated.

Gift of Gab was a rapper with the hip hop duo Blackalicious, known for songs including “Alphabet Aerobics.”Gift of Gab, born Tim Parker, joined his classmate Chief Xcel (Xavier Moseley) to form Blackalicious in the early 1990s. They released their first single, “Swan Lake,” in 1994, followed by their 1995 debut EP “Melodica.” Blackalicious signed with MCA Records and released the 2002 hit single “Make You Feel That Way.” They continued recording together for decades, releasing “Imani Vo.

published by Rolling Stone. “It is with heavy hearts and great sadness that we announce the passing of our dear brother, Timothy J.

Lil Loaded was a rapper who had a viral hit in 2019 with “6locc 6a6y.”Born Dashawn Maurice Robertson, Lil Loaded had his first success with his 2019 song “6locc 6a6y.” Shortly after he released the video, YouTuber Tommy Craze included it in a video with his reactions to YouTube clips with zero views. Lil Loaded’s video quickly went viral with more than 28 million views.

“Konvicted.”Singer-rapper — and “real-life Wakanda” mastermind — Akon had his SUV stolen while he was fueling up the vehicle at a gas station in Atlanta Tuesday night, according to police reports.“It only takes a second for someone to jump in your vehicle and take off,” reps for the Atlanta Police Department told their local Fox outlet of the high-profile theft, which occurred just after midnight at the QuikTrip facility in Buckhead.

It was all about family for Drake as he was named Artist of the Decade at the Billboard Music Awards on Sunday night.In fact, the rapper-singer behind a remarkable string of hits — from “Best I Ever Had,” “Find Your Love” and “Hotline Bling” to “God’s Plan,” “In My Feelings” and “Toosie Slide” — had a group of family and friends onstage to present him with the honor outside the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.And then Drake brought out his adorable 3-year-old son, Adonis — rocking blonde

died April 9 at White Plains Hospital after a heart attack, and was given a public sendoff at the Barclays Arena in Brooklyn on Saturday — but will be laid to rest before only friends and relatives an undisclosed location.The private service, scheduled for 2:30 p.m., will be live-streamed on his YouTube channel and by BET.DMX grew up in the School Street public housing complex in Yonkers, but it is unclear if the service will be in his home city.The rapper’s public memorial service Saturday saw

YouTube channel.Organizers did not release details about who would be performing or speaking at the service.A bright red coffin — it was unclear if DMX was actually inside — was carried into Barclays on a massive monster truck that roared from Yonkers — where he grew up as Earl Simmons — to Brooklyn in a two-hour procession of hundreds of motorcyclists and ATVs.It was a fitting send-off given the “Ride or Die” rapper’s influence on street racing culture.Traffic stopped along Brooklyn’s Flatbush

Shock G was the frontman for the hip-hop group Digital Underground, whose hits included “The Humpty Dance.”Born Gregory Jacobs, Shock G became well known under a different alter ego in 1990, when “The Humpty Dance” shot up the charts.

Black Rob was a rapper best known for his 2000 hit single, “Whoa.”Born Robert Ross, Black Rob grew up in Harlem and began rapping before his teens. He began appearing as a featured rapper on other artists’ songs, including 112’s “Come See Me,” Faith Evans’ “Love Like This,” and Mase’s “24 Hrs.

Oscar winner’s son Chet Hanks released a clip from his controversial “White Boy Summer” video, which shows the rapper bouncing his face off of a woman’s butt repeatedly.Although critics have blasted the rap song as racist, Chet isn’t backing down from releasing the tune and accompanying video.“SHOULD I DROP THE VIDEO ON TUESDAY OR WAIT TIL FRIDAY

https://t.co/hbK7d9PQ8UAll the heartwarming stories you hear about DMX are true. I’ll save mine for another time pic.twitter.com/CgMoWYgBO3Rest In Peace to a cultural icon.