Birdman

Although Lil Wayne and Birdman appeared to have reconciled, Weezy is still trying to cash out as his lawsuit against Cash Money Records still stands.

It appears that Lil Wayne and Birdman may have ended their long-standing beef. The two rap moguls was all smiles as they partied together at LIV Nightclub in Miami on Sunday (Jan. 17).

Lawsuit? What lawsuit? Fans were shocked to see a photo of Lil Wayne and Birdman hanging out together at Drake’s New Year’s Eve party last night (Dec. 31).

Several rappers took time out of their hectic schedule to give back to their native hometowns. Artists such as Chris Brown, Fetty Wap, Jeezy, Big Sean and Birdman handed out free turkeys to grateful families for Thanksgiving.

Birdman is being branded a horrible boss to work for in a new lawsuit by a former employee. An ex-worker named Javier Nuno is suing the Cash Money CEO for not paying his salary for over two years.

Birdman breaks his silence on the drama with Lil Wayne in a candid interview with Angie Martinez.

Birdman has been quiet behind the scenes in his ongoing legal battle with Lil Wayne. Now the Cash Money CEO will address the controversy and other topics in an exclusive interview with Power 105. 1 radio personality Angie Martinez.

Things are sour between the former father and son duo, Birdman and Lil Wayne, but not bad enough to were the Cash Money CEO would want his former protege dead.

Birdman is trying to get paid big time. Even though fans were delighted to have another Lil Wayne album -- especially for free on TIDAL -- the Cash Money Records head honcho wasn't too happy with the move and is taking action in response to the release.

Lil Wayne has had a hit put out on his life. Birdman and Young Thug are accused of conspiring to kill the 'Free Weezy Album' creator, according to an indictment filed in Cobb County, Ga. last month.