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A former guard at New York's Rikers Island jail complex says she plans to file a federal lawsuit against the city, after she was fired for allegedly spying on Lil Wayne. Amelia Negron told the New York Daily News that her union bosses forced her to confess that she was attempting to sneak a peek at Wayne, who began serving his sentence at Rikers on March 8...

Being holed-up at Rikers Island, Lil Wayne certainly has a lot of time on his hands. Yet apparently, when he's not writing letters to fans and communicating through his new website, the superstar recording artist has a new mandatory job: suicide watch for other prisoners...

Lil Wayne has checked off his first day of a one-year prison bid at New York's Rikers Island but is looking to serve the rest of his time in protective custody. For now, Weezy will remain a member of the general prison population but according to his lawyer, Stacey Richman, the New Orleans rapper should be separated due to his high profile...