FAKE NEWS

50 Cent thinks that Kanye West pulled a Kobe Bryant at a wheelchair basketball game.

Things get messy in the Kardashian household.

Jussie Smollett's siblings think the media is spinning the story to make the actor look bad.

Russell Wilson has been a victim of fake news.

DJ BJ refers to some of the details surrounding 21 Savage's arrest as "fake news."

Cardi B hits Offset reconciliation reports with the dreaded "fake news" brand.

Pee is displeased, to say the least.

Frank Ocean clears the air on rumors that "Endless" is coming to streaming services.

Jack Dorsey has one word on the matter: "No."

No, Justin and Hailey Bieber don't have lice.

Travis was telling the truth.

"CNN should be ashamed of itself having you working for them."

There is reportedly no truth to the rumor going around.

Pen America seeks to defend free speech rights.

The "B" stands for "Big Mad."

President Trump's list of legal troubles has gotten shorter.

Machine Gun Kelly was reported dead by Internet meme-makers posing as medical practitioners.

Despite earlier reports, Joe Budden's retirement appears to be iron-clad.

50 Cent's legal troubles with HipHopDX are only half done.

YBN Nahmir wants everybody to know just how rich he is.

HipHopDX isn't going down with a battle.

Wack 100 had to speak up after he was misquoted.

Maybe there's still bad blood between Nicki & Cardi.

It turns out Lil Wayne is not actually beginning his promotion for "Tha Carter V."

50 Cent backed up his promise to sue the hip hop news site.

Facebook is eliminating its problematic Trending News section.

Amber Rose didn't cheat on 21 Savage because, if she did, she wouldn't be here anymore.

T.I. calls "fake news" on rumors that he filed for bankruptcy over a failed restaurant project.