Here is Lil Wayne calling his homie DJ Scoob Doo from New York City's Riker's Island jail. He talks about the prison guards taking away his iPod, the upcoming "Nino Brown Story Part 3" and living in a "penthouse cell."
Lil Wayne is probably regretting his decision to have an MP3 player smuggled into New York City's Rikers Island prison, as he could spend more time in jail because of it.
Guards at Rikers Island are looking for some contraband in the cell belonging to their most famous inmate. During an early morning search, guards found a pair of earphones and a charger for an MP3 player wrapped in foil and stuffed in his trash can. The device was found in the possession of another inmate.
Lil Wayne posted a letter on his blog to all the mother’s of his kids and his own mother. He expressed his appreciation for mothers and admires the bond between them and their kids. Click here to read it!
Producer Bangladesh, who is responsible for the hypnotic beat that Lil' Wayne blessed on "A Millie" has a bone to pick with the incarcerated rapper. In a recent interview with Vibe Magazine, Bangladesh (née Shondrae Crawford) states that he's owed half a milli for his work on "A Millie."
The latest lawsuit filed in connection to Lil Wayne, comes from none other than David Banner. Click here for details.
The New York Big Dog Sean "Diddy" Combs hit Rikers Island earlier in the week to visit jailed rapper Lil Wayne.
A former guard at Rikers Island may sue after she was terminated for allegedly spying on rapper Lil Wayne. Officials at Rikers Island -- the New York City jail that houses the rapper -- charged that Amelia Negron went into the unit where Wayne stayed without appropriate authorization.
OZONE Magazine’s upcoming Sex Issue features everyone's favorite baby daddy, Lil Wayne. The interview covers his rumored love affair with Young Money artist Shanell and his four baby mamas. Click here for excerpts!
Actress and Lil Wayne's baby mama Lauren London recently sat down with Access Hollywood and discussed motherhood, her son Cameron and the drama surrounding her pregnancy. Click here to watch the interview!
In this clip from Weezy's "No Ceilings" mixtape, the rapper discovers there is a thin line between love and hate. DJ Scoob Doo directed the clip and said he was inspired by Martin Lawrence when coming up with the treatment.
Months ago, Lil Wayne expressed his hope that he'd be able to keep up with sports while serving his year long prison sentence at New York City's Rikers Island. Apparently, the wish of Birdman Jr. — who actually has a tattoo of the ESPN logo — has been fulfilled.
