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Fat Joe revealed that he's planning to release a mixtape sequel to his critically acclaimed 2010 album 'The Darkside, Vol. 1,' followed by an album, coming shortly after, featuring a "crazy" collaboration with Chris Brown and production by Cool & Dre and Rico Love. I...

Fat Joe has been known to boast about a stature that rivaled protégé Big Pun's in girth. So when the husky rapper, who once tipped scales at 400 pounds, debuted his new 265-pound frame in his 'Drop A Body' video earlier this week, fans were understandably concerned. In a video ...

Fat Joe may have to change his name. The Bronx MC recently shed a ton of weight, roughly 75 pounds, taking him from "fat" to "skinny" in a matter of months. In a new music video for 'Drop a Body,' which popped up on WorldStarHip-Hop.com, Joey Crack showed off a much slimmer physique...

Fat Joe can add another notch to his resume: comedic actor. Like several of his hip-hop counterparts, Joey Crack is testing out his comedic timing in the new short film 'Lil DPC: The Life of a Don.' The sketch is the latest brainchild of director Michael Ratner, co-founder of the New York-based production company The Ratner Group, which specializes in digital comedy shorts...

Busta Rhymes' animated raps do more than just incite heavy head-nodding; they also help put an end to violence. In an interview with Elliot Wilson, editor-in-chief of RESPECT magazine, Busta Rhymes revealed that his song, 'Put Your Hands Where My Eyes Can See,' was responsible for stopping a brawl between Jay-Z's Roc-A-Fella crew and Fat Joe's Terror Squad...

Bronx rapper Fat Joe stopped by NBC Miami's NiteCap with Peter Bailey last week, where he revealed that he is working on a long overdue cooking show. On the teaser of the interview, which airs in full tonight, the ample MC reveals to Bailey that he is working on a show with his restaurant partner Chef Mark Thomas, which will also feature appearances by fellow rappers like Lil Wayne...

Being a loyal soldier ain't easy when your boss picks beefs with everyone. G-Unit rapper Tony Yayo recently weighed in on 50 Cent's longstanding beef with rival Fat Joe, claiming the Bronx rapper has bigger problems than just 50 on his plate now...

As a devout KRS-One supporter, Fat Joe's been inspired by the Boogie Down Productions affiliate's verses time and again. Namely the lyrics off of 'I'm Still #1,' a track that appeared on the KRS-One's sophomore 1988 album, 'By All Means Necessary...

Updated: See Our Final List of the Top Songs of 2010 Here we go again. In February, we featured the songs that were already being dubbed the best of 2010. Now, as we wrap up the summer, we bring you our latest picks. Check out our favorite songs of 2010 ...

Fat Joe hasn't exactly gotten use to his overzealous fans. The veteran rapper and former D.I.T.C. Crew member is still shocked when his supporters act out of character in his presence. "I've been doing this for a long time," Joe tells The BoomBox...