autism

Rappers like to boast about filling shoe boxes with cash while singers like Michelle Williams, one-third of the Destiny's Child outfit, doesn't hoard her riches, she bestows her wealth to worthy causes. She once gifted $100,000 to the Chicago church she grew up attending, proof enough that the 31-year-old is a philanthropist...

Teenage YouTube sensation 50 Tyson has announced that he will be releasing his debut album, '50 Tyson Presents the Rhythm of Autism,' this Friday (April 15), and will be donating a large portion of the proceeds to charity. The 18-year-old autistic MC, who received his moniker due to his striking resemblance to rapper 50 Cent and boxer Mike Tyson, rose to fame in 2009 when his video for 'I Ain't Go

R&B singer Toni Braxton arrived in New York City on Wednesday, March 30, to open bidding on the second annual Lindt Gold Bunny Celebrity Auction, a benefit for non-profit organization Autism Speaks. Braxton joined fellow artists Fergie, Nick Cannon, Celine Dion and 84 other celebs in autographing the gold bunnies, which fans and collectors can bid on throughout the month of April, with 100% of