In 2003, after the success of 50 Cent's "Wanksta" and Get Rich or Die Tryin', it should've been obvious that Ja Rule's career was in serious trouble. But instead of fighting fire with fire, he came with a half-hearted diss track with few notable l...
Ja Rule (real name Jeffrey Atkins) was released from federal prison in upstate New York on Tuesday and will remain on home confinement until his sentence officially ends on July 28, TMZ reported. The "Between Me and You" rapper was serving a two y...
The Murder Inc. rapper has been set free two months early.
Ja Rule will finish out his time at a Brooklyn correctional facility.
The rapper leaves New York jail to begin tax evasion sentence.
In 2007 GLAAD called out Ja Rule for homophobic statements he made in Complex magazine about what he thinks is really causing the downfall of society: "Let’s talk about all these f--king shows that they have on MTV that is promoting homosexuality,...
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