Pitbull

Pitbull wasn't just the host of the 2013 American Music Awards Sunday night (Nov. 24). Because being the life of the party is just what he does, Pitbull decided to get on stage to perform his most recent hit, 'Timber.' Kesha came onstage to perform her part of the song.

Pitbull didn't catch his next Billboard Top 10 hit with the Kesha-assisted 'Timber,' which peaked at No. 15, but the rapper sticks to his formula on the new track 'That High.' He brings along Female powerhouse Kelly Rowland for the lyrical ride.

Pitbull will be ringing in the new year with a fresh scent. The rapper will unveil his new fragrance, simply called Pitbull, on Dec. 31.

A $100 million lawsuit... Yeah, you read it right, a $100 million lawsuit has been levied against numerous rap artists accusing them of stealing numerous songs.

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Pitbull is set to give back to the Miami community where he grew up with the opening of the Sports Leadership and Management school this Friday, Aug. 16 in Little Havana.

Music videos with big butts (and lots of them) is nothing new, but is Flo Rida guilty of biting with his new 'Can't Believe It' video? Diplo certainly seems to think so.

Rick Ross has responded to accusations that lyrics from his verse on "You Don't Even Know" condone date rape. "There was a misunderstanding with a lyric or a misinterpretation. The term rape wasn't used. I would never use the term rape in my records...

Following Pitbull's diss of Lil Wayne over Baauer's "Harlem Shake," the Miami transplant tweeted his disappointment.
"Dam pit bull bro," Wayne wrote on his Twitter account early today. "I thought u was kool."
Pitbull then took i…

It seems Lil Wayne's "Fuck the Miami Heat" rant didn't go over so well with one Miami resident. Namely, Pitbull.
Mr. 305 has just released "Welcome to Dade County," a freestyle over Baauer's "Harlem Shake," wherein he addresses Weez…

Lindsay Lohan's lawsuit against Pitbull for using her name in his 2011 hit "Give Me Everything" has been dismissed.
According to TMZ, a federal judge in New York ruled that Pitbull's song is a work of art and therefore protected by the First Amendment to the U...