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Records show that Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty was no longer in federal prison. According to the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Shiesty — whose real name is Lontrell Williams — is no longer being held at a ...

Grammy-nominated rapper GloRilla is sitting down for her first TV interview since she and her family became the victims of a brazen home invasion. Channel 2’s Michael Seiden sat down with the hip hop ...

Rising Queens rapper YP DA YG was killed in a deadly family dispute over a house sale that ended in a murder-suicide. Queens rapper YP DA YG was shot and killed in a Jamaica, Queens home during a late ...

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Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Kenny Williams Jr. is a Detroit-based writer who covers entertainment If one were to conduct a deep dive into the artistry of ...

FILE - Rapper Sheff G, also known as Michael Williams, right, joins then Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump during a campaign rally in the Bronx borough of New York on May. 23, 2024. (AP ...

Pooh Shiesty is a free man. The “Back in Blood” rapper (real name Lontrell D. Williams) was released from federal prison after serving three years of his five year and three month sentence, his lawyer ...

Chance the Rapper is honoring his hometown with the release of “Ride (Remix),” the first official remix from his acclaimed Star Line project. The track features legendary Chicago group Do or Die and ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC/Gray News) – Memphis rapper Pooh Shiesty was released from federal prison early, according to his attorney. Pooh Shiesty, whose legal name is Lontrell D. Williams Jr., pleaded ...

Michael Williams, known as Sheff G, accepted a plea deal earlier this year after admitting he used his music earnings to fund gang violence in New York City. Ryan Coleman is a news writer for ...