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We can\'t imagine what Ja Rule was feeling the first time he heard himself on Mic Geronimo\'s \"Time To Build,\" the track he held down with Jay-Z and DMX in 1995. The Hollis, Queens native must have felt his heart swell with pride as he heard his lyrics blast from Hot 97 and from the radios on ...

The news is buzzing with updates about Lindsay Lohan’s jail time. Although many people seem fascinated with Lindsay’s legal woes (only celebrity court cases that will get viewers are actually taped.

The hip-hop industry is based on loyalty. Without loyalty an artist\'s entourage-the people they\'re seen kicking it with 24/7 wouldn\'t exist. When a rapper makes it big they usually cling to their fellow

What goes up, must come down. In the hyper-competitive world of hip-hop it’s hard not to come up on the losing end at least once. However, sometimes a rapper loses so badly that it changes the course

If an artist is going to do a performance, they usually have a hit record to sing to. If the artist doesn't have a hit record at the time, it's usually difficult for them to move the crowd. But there

Joell Ortiz Spazzes On Label Joell Ortiz is not happy with the state of his solo record deal. The Slaughterhouse member aired his grievances about E1 on twitter. According to Ortiz the company is

Ja Rule has been staying out of the public eye since his beef with 50 Cent, but he is slowly making his way back in the limelight. Most recently Ja Rule stopped by Cherry Martinez show on Power 105.1