Hip-Hop

If you've caught an episode of 'T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle' on VH1, you'll see that T.I. and his wife, Tameka "Tiny" Harris, have loads of fun with their kids. And now it looks like that there might be a new set of baby feet that will be running around the Harris home soon.

After spending years as a reliable source for streaming music, YouTube will finally host its first music awards show. This ceremony won't just feature YouTube stars, either. The website is bringing out some of the best for its first awards show in its eight years of existence.

Jim Jones likes to 'Fly High' in his songs, but the Harlem rhymer was busted for allegedly driving high.

When it comes to Cam'ron's latest mixtape, 'Ghetto Heaven, Vol. 1,' you might notice it sounds a little more polished than his previous work.

Bay Area rapper Kafani, real name Amir Rashad, is in critical condition after being shot several times while filming a video in Oakland, Calif.

Nottz is two-for-two during these past couple of weeks. He handled the production for the tense, spaghetti-western sounding 'Nosetalgia' -- a Kendrick Lamar-featured Pusha T track off his album, 'My Name Is My Name.' The producer is also behind the moody, mid-tempo instrumental for 'Look,' which features Odd Future's Tyler, the Creator, Earl Sweatshirt, Domo Genesis and Hodgy Beats trading bars. R

It's no secret that rappers live a baller lifestyle, but in case you wanted further proof, Meek Mill shows it off in his new visual for 'I B On That.'

Pusha T's 'My Name Is Name' is the last scheduled major rap release this year beside Eminem's 'Marshall Mathers LP 2' in November. Pusha's solo debut did better than Drake's 'Nothing Was the Same' in the leaks department, as only a few snippets and officially released singles were heard up to this point. Now 'MNIMN' is available for streaming courtesy of Myspace.

Since Iggy Azalea is a Wilhelmina model, she's been donning luxury frocks by fashion designers on runways from Paris to New York. For Paper magazine's Nightlife Issue, the Australian rapper flips the script and goes grunge chic on the cover.

With the recent successes of Chief Keef, it's easy to believe that Chicago is all about drill music these days, but it's not, because on the other side of the spectrum, there's a whole other scene going on. And rapper Vic Mensa is clearly one of its major players.