50 Cent Responds To Rick Ross's Freestyle Over Baby By Me! "Hes An Idiot" + On Jay-Z Being In A Secret Society! Click below to listen!!

The Game Owes Lawyers Close To $35,000

According to TMZ, rapper The Game is being sued by his former legal team for unpaid bills totaling $34,683.90.

This is the same legal team that kept Game from serving five years in prison following an incident in 2007 that left Game facing criminal threat and possession of a firearm in a school zone charges.




Instead of the potential five years in prison Game’s lawyers were able to shrink Game’s sentence to only eight days in prison.

Game’s former lawyers, who are part of Kinsella Weitzman Iser Kump & Aldisert law firm, filed their lawsuit in Los Angeles County Superior Court earlier this week.

FreeHotNewHipHop.com News - Rick Ross Edition

After a long, drawn out, and public battle between Rick Ross and ex-wife Tiallondra Kemp, the self-proclaimed Boss has been ordered to pay temporary child support and health care for his son William Roberts III. The rapper was additionally ordered to pay for Kemp's legal fees regarding the case, and was granted visitation rights during the hearing.

In an interview with HHDX in May , Kemp claimed that Ross had not attempted to see his children in months. She has also used Twitter to blast the rapper about being a neglectful father. "I'm tired of men bragging about what they are and what they have," she Twittered back in August, "but they're not even man enough to take care of their kids."

Rick Ross has not yet commented on the court decision.

In other news, the original "Freeway" Rick Ross has finally been released from prison after serving 14 years on a 20-year sentence. The former drug baron was arrested in 1996 after attempting to buy 100 kilograms of cocaine from federal agents. "It feels superman [to be released], no question about it," he said. "Life is wonderful. I can't say much, they got a gag order on me."

In the early 80s, Ross virtually monopolized the cocaine market in Los Angeles, making $2-3 million per week according to Allhiphop.com. However, his 20-year sentence was appealed after the San Jose Mercury News infamously outed the C.I.A. for its role in funding a Nicaraguan conflict by selling drugs to black communities.

Ross has also made public his contempt for Miami rapper, and namesake, Rick Ross for taking his name without permission.

"After seeing all the stuff that has been going on with the Correctional Officer that stole my name," 'Freeway' Ricky Ross said to Allhiphop, "[it] makes me think back to a year and a half ago when we spoke. I tried to talk to him like a big brother and let him know to be you, and that he couldn't be me."

Ross reportedly plans to write a tell-all book soon.

C-Murder Plans Conviction Appeal, New Album

Former No Limit Records artist Corey "C-Murder" Miller will be appealing his murder charge conviction, which was given last month . The charge stems from a 2002 nightclub shooting in which C-Murder was charged with the shooting of 16-year-old Steve Thomas. C-Murder was found guilty, and subsequently was given a life sentence with no parole.

Describing C-Murder's conviction as "racist," close associate and TRU Records artist Tomeka feels the local Louisiana government was against C-Murder's innocence from the beginning, saying, "It is time that the public is educated on how this case was handled, and how an innocent man has been put behind bars because he is an African-American rapper whose case is unfortunately being tried in Jefferson Parish. The racists have gone so far as to put up a billboard stating 'Corey Miller is guilty.'"

Director of Online Marketing for RBC Records, Brett Morrow, has likewise explained that C-Murder believers are planning to take action in order to show their support.

"We have contacted the NAACP and are currently organizing the community for several protests of his arrest," Morrow said. "We hope to have Corey home soon and once and for all vindicated in the court of law."

In related news, RBC Records will be releasing a new album from C-Murder entitled Calliope Click on September 29. The album's first singe, "It's So Hard," has recently hit the Internet.

Chris Brown Begins Community Service

In Richmond, Virginia today (September 16) singer Chris Brown got a taste of what his 180 days of community service will be like.

As part of his community service Brown will be responsible for removing graffiti, washing cars, and cleaning and maintenance.

Brown has been open with his fans regarding his community service and earlier today he Tweeted that he was, "On my way to community service."

Brown was sentenced to his 180 days of community service back in August after making an appearance at a Los Angeles Superior Court. Aside from community service Brown was also sentenced to 60-months felony probation and ordered to attend a 52-week domestic violence course.

Brown was also ordered to stay away from Rihanna, his former girlfriend and the woman he assaulted, for five years.

50 Cent Speaks On New Book The 50th Law

50 Cent recently took to a Barnes & Noble in New York to promote his new self-help book The 50th Law, a book he wrote with Robert Greene, the author of "The Art of Seduction" and "The 48 Laws of Power."

"It's an opportunity to inspire hope," Fif told The New York Daily News "Obviously, I've been using his 'Art of Seduction' tactics more than he does," he said jokingly.

Many lined up to meet the rapper and one aspiring emcee, Dutchis, actually got to speak with 50 about his career, hoping to get some feedback.

"I just spit it for him. It was wonderful. I gave him my CD and phone number," he told reporters.

50th Law is in booksktores now.

FreeHotNewHipHop.com News: T-Pain, DJ AM

In February, DX reported that singer T-Pain and Antares Audio Technologies (Auto-Tune developers) had plans to release an iPhone application giving users the ability to record their voices with the same vocal effect. Now, their plans have finally come to fruition.

The two parties, teaming with Smule, an iPhone application developing company, have created “I Am T-Pain.” Along with recording voices, the application also has five of T-Pain’s popular records included for people to sing over, such as “Bartender” and “Buy U A Drank,” while other tracks are available for purchase.
Ge Wang, co-founder of Smule, told the New York Times, “There’s no shortage of celebrity apps in the App Store, but the feeling was that a lot of them didn’t capture the essence of the artist.” People can purchase the application for $2.99.
In other news, DJ AM and Nike had worked earlier on an exclusive pair of Dunks that would have the late deejay’s own logo on it. Now, because of his passing , Nike will keep the shoes off of shelves for the time being.
According to TMZ, AM (real name: Adam Goldstein) and Nike had both agreed on the final design, however, Nike has chosen to hold the product out of respect for his family. At press time, there was no release date for the shoes.