G. Dep was finally released from prison on Thursday (April 4).  TMZ reports that the ex-Bad Boy artist was released after serving 13 years behind bars for murder. Upon his release, Dep shared various videos documenting his journey back home. The rapper can be seen in the first video greeting his family and friends. “I told you I was bringing you home, right?”a woman can be heard lovingly saying in the video before embracing him with a hug.

Actress Garcelle Beauvais got the folks on Twitter talking after she posted a very sexy birthday wish to co-star Will Smith, who celebrated his 50th birthday yesterday (Sept. 25). The photo was a screen grab from the film they did together, 1999’s Wild Wild West, where they’re getting hot and heavy. “A birthday kiss for the birthday boy #willsmith happy 50th,” she wrote in the caption accompanying the photo After members of the Twittersphere urged that she removed the photo before Smith’s wife Jada saw it, she simply replied with the words “bring it lol.

Ginuwinefell off the stage during his Lovers & Friends Fest 2023 performance, and he’s making light of his accident.  On Monday (May 8), G took to Instagram to clear up what happened during his set and how he managed to find himself on the ground. However, he was in good spirits and even sang Donnie McClurkin’s “We Fall Down” to take a couple more jabs at himself.  “I buss my a**. I am constantly laughing with the funnies, but we right back at it ATL stand up,” he captioned his post.

Twitter founder Jack Dorsey once told Young Thug that the rapper is his “inspiration” while crossing each others paths at a music festival a few years back. During an appearance on the Million Dollaz Worth of Game podcast, Rolling Loud co-founder Matt Zingler recalled the moment Dorsey and Thugger met backstage at a concert, with Zingler introducing the two. However, he remembers the exchange as being “awkward,” as the rap star was unaware of who Dorsey was.

Hip-hop heads were caught off guard when Eminem and Lil Wayne’s second collaboration lifted a sample from Haddaway’s ’93 dance hit “What is Love.” Just how did the flamboyant track—a tune typically associated with a recurring Will Ferrell sketch on Saturday Night Live and the motion picture A Night At The Roxbury—become the latest single from Em’s Recovery LP? VIBE caught up with the song’s producer Just Blaze to find out. “I made the beat in New York just off a whim.