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Nola.com Reports Six people were arrested by the New Orleans Police Department Monday after allegedly spray-painting graffiti on a building in the French Quarter during an apparent protest over the incarceration of several local rap artists, according to police. Off-duty police officers saw the suspects spray-painting "Free Lil Wayne" on the side of a building in the 900 block of Conti Street around 9 p.m. and notified the NOPD, according to spokesman Janssen Valencia. New Orleans born rap star Dwayne "Lil Wayne" Carter, pleaded guilty in October to attempted weapons possession and expects to receive a one-year jail sentence. He is currently out on bond. The men also placed a banner across Royal and Canal streets calling on authorities to release Torrence "Lil Boosie" Hatch, a Baton Rouge rapper who pleaded guilty in September to a marijuana possession charge and is currently in prison. The group also placed police barricades and metal garbage cans in the 100 block of Burgundy to halt traffic. When officers arrived, the suspects fled but were apprehended nearby, Valencia said. The six subjects were charged with disturbing the peace, resisting arrest by flight and criminal damage to property. Three of the suspects were listed as homeless, two were from Monroe and the third from Pennsylvania.


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Young Nation: Roc Nation's Jay-Z locks in some studio time with Young Money's Drake.Photo taken from Lenny S.

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Nearly a month after Jay-Z inked former NCAA basketball star Skylar Diggins to his newly launched Roc Nation Sports, Young Hov reportedly treated her to a pricey Mercedes Benz.

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West Coast rapper Kendrick Lamar has reacted to weekend buzz started by G.O.O.D Music head Kanye West's "New Slaves" promo campaign and his Yeezus album release plans.

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Grammy-winning singer Beyoncé let her body do the talking over the weekend by putting, once again, an end to chatter of baby number two confirmation being on the way.

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R&B singer Chris Brown may have bigger things than Drake to worry about as reports claim he has received multiple death threats and has sought the help of the Los Angeles Police Department.

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Hours after Kanye West's new Yeezus album title and release date became publicly known, the G.O.O.D. Music head has decided to go ahead and reveal the project's flashy cover art.

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Rap mogul Jay-Z is taking things up a notch after appearing in the studio with Wu-Tang Clan's Raekwon by aligning himself alongside Young Money protégé Drake.

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Late hip-hop pioneer Heavy D's brother, Floyd Myers, is reportedly hoping he can turn a missing will into actual assets nearly three years after the rapper's passing.

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Reality star Kim Kardashian publicly let the cat out of the bag last night (May 18) by announcing not only the name but the release date of her boyfriend Kanye West's upcoming new album.

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Grammy-winning rapper Ludacris' cover art and tracklisting for his upcoming "#IDGAF (I Don't Give A F*ck)" mixtape has sprouted online this weekend.

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A day after Kanye West premiered his "New Slaves" single globally, the father-to-be upped the ante by premiering even more new tunes during his "Saturday Night Live" appearance last night (May 18).

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Yeezy Duz It: Grammy-winning rapper Kanye West takes over the "Saturday Night Live" season finale.Photo taken from SNL

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Just weeks after NBA free agent Jason Collins came out as the first openly gay professional basketball player, top WNBA draft pick Britney Griner has followed in his footsteps.

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Young Money's Drake is reportedly joining in on the fun of Anchorman: The Legend Continues by appearing on-set during the long-awaited film's production.

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Days after rap mogul Dr. Dre raised eyebrows by teaming up with Interscope Records CEO Jimmy Iovine for a $70 million donation, they both appeared at Friday's University of Southern California graduation.

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