According to MTV.com, pending "good behavior" Lil Wayne will be released early from prison. Weezy was sentenced to one year in prison on March 8, 2009 for pleading guilty to criminal possession of an illegal firearm.
Lil Wayne isn't going to let a little thing like being in prison keep him from releasing new music. On September 27th, the incarcerated rapper will drop "I'm Not A Human Being," an EP that will serve as a prelude to the rapper's upcoming album, "The Carter IV."
After pleading guilty to one charge of drug possession, Lil Wayne has been sentenced to three years probation. Click here for details.
Lil Wayne is congratulating his Young Money family while he still remains incarcerated at New York’s Rikers Island correctional facility. The third letter from Wayne since his March 8th incarceration shows the rapper giving props to Drake and Nicki Minaj for taking home BET Awards.
The Maryland U.S. Attorney’s Office announced today the sentencings of two gang members, including the infamous Ronnie Thomas, known as Skinny Suge, the producer of the Stop Snitching videos.
Lil Wayne appeared in Yuma County Superior Court in Yuma, AZ via video feed from Rikers Island on Friday to enter a plea of guilty on one count of possession of a dangerous drug.
Lil' Boosie has been indicted in the murder-for-hire of a Baton Rouge man in October 2009. A grand jury in East Baton Rouge, LA indicted the rapper on a count of first-degree murder in the murder of Terry Boyd. Boosie was also indicted on additional drug charges.
Recently freed rapper T.I. has been making the media rounds since his release from prison, and today the Atlanta MC/actor paid a visit to his hometown station, Atlanta's Hot 107.9 and "The Rickey Smiley Morning Show."
Ja Rule must appear in court in August, where he will stand trial for a firearm violation in New York. The rapper was arrested in July of 2007 after a performance at the Beacon Theater, the same venue that Lil Wayne was arrested outside of. Wayne's gun charge from that incident is what eventually sent the rapper to Rikers Island.
Da Brat is currently serving three years in prison for aggravated assault, but she took a moment while out on work release to stop by Jermaine Dupri’s studio and send some love to the fans that have been writing to her while she is away.
There's tons of speculation out there about the "reason" why Diddy recently visited Lil Wayne in New York City's Rikers Island prison. Well now you can find out what that trip to Rikers was all about.
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."
