Fat Joe

Another day, another hot track. Fat Joe released a new song called 'Just Another Day,' which re-flips Queen Latifah’s song of the same name. The New York rhymer also recieves some lyrical assistance from Rick Ross, French Montana and Tiara Thomas.

Remy Ma is wiping the slate clean and is looking forward to getting back in the studio when she gets released from prison. After serving a six-year sentence for assault, the former Terror Squad member says she’s ready to return to the rap game.

Before Fat Joe was leaning back and Instagramming hoes, he was Fat Joe Da Gangsta, snatching chains and decapitating haters with the Diggin’ In The Crates crew. He wasn’t exactly the top spitter of the squad – AG was nicer, Finesse was funnier, and Big L was out of this world – but he knew how to hold his own...

Fat Joe and 50 Cent unite for a surprising collaboration on DJ Kay Slay's 'Free Again.'

Rapper Fat Joe melted our hearts last month when he surprised his daughter on Thanksgiving Day after serving three months of a four-month prison bid on tax evasion charges. However, their reunion was short-lived as the Bronx rhymer is currently serving his final weeks of imprisonment at a Miami halfway house.

After serving three months in prison on tax evasion charges, Fat Joe was released Thursday (Nov. 28) and is finally home. The Bronx rapper posted a video on Instagram of the joyful reunion with his family. Warning: It will cause warm fuzzies in your heart!

Earlier this summer, we reported that Bronx spitter Fat Joe had been sentenced to four months for tax evasion. And as of yesterday morning, the slimmed-down MC began his prison bid in Miami, Fla.

Never trust the "fancy guys in bow ties," i.e. shady accountants. Yesterday, those men got the Bronx rapper Fat Joe locked up for four months on charges of tax evasion.

It's been twenty years since Fat Joe entered the rap game. Represent, his debut album featuring the eponymous first single "Flow Joe," dropped in July of 1993. Boy, time really does fly.

Fat Joe has decided to keep the "Harlem Shake" meme going, contributing his own video to the mix. Jury's out on it but in our opinion it's pretty sketchy. He might have been better off keeping that video on the hard drive. Not the same for "Ceilings to the Sky," presumably a song from his upcoming LP The Darkside Vol...