Mystikal is ready to serve his prison term, but before going away for a while he managed to hit the stage at Jazz Fest 2012 in New Orleans, Louisiana.

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It seems that once again Lil Wayne has made a big move as reports have come in that he recently signed ‘the biggest deal ever in urban music’.

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It’s no secret by now, everyone has heard that Mystikal is headed back to the slammer for another prison stint. Vice Magazine’s Noisey recently caught up with Mystikal to speak about the effects that prison had on his career.

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Cash Money Records has a few legal issues and one of them is that of not paying for royalties.

According to Courthouse News Service via Soul Culture, music giant EMI is suing Cash Money because the label simply ceased quarterly royalty payments they had agreed to make as part of a 2009 settlement between the parties.

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The newest edition to the very successful and always growing Cash money Label, is  Florida bred rock group Limp Bizkit, headed by Fred Durst.

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It seems like Cash Money is back in the hunt for new blood to sign. Baby recently inked a deal with the singer-songwriter, who appeared on the sixth season of the reality show competition.

Birdman has announced the signing of American Idol alum Chris Richardson to Young Money/Cash Money Records.

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Weezy sand Birdman recently took time off their busy schedule to lend a helping hand to those less fortunate, as they gave back to the city where he grew up.

Days before Thanksgiving, Lil Wayne took time to bring some holiday turkeys to his hometown of New Orleans.

Along with Birdman, Wayne handed out Turkeys to the public, a yearly Cash Money tradition.

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Busta Rhymes recently signed with Cash Money; Birdman gives us some insight behind the move.

According to Birdman, Signing Busta Rhymes was the smartest choice, given his consistent popularity in hip-hop since he debuted in 1991 as a member of seminal hip-hop group Leaders of the New School.

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Doug Morris, Sony’s chief executive of Music Entertainment, wants to get Cash Money label on board with Sony.

My plan here is very simple,” Doug Morris told the New York Times. “To help create the pre-eminent record company in the world.”

Things are changing quickly at Sony. After months of talks, Morris signed Dr. Luke, who has produced pop hits for Katy Perry and Kesha. By creating what is now Kemosabe Records in collaboration with Dr. Luke, Sony gets exclusive rights to Dr. Luke’s production for the next five years.

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