PAYMENT

Prince's three siblings, Sharon, Norrine, and John Nelson are pleading the court to be paid by his estate, claiming they have not seen a cent of their late brother's fortune.

Amazon is going full dystopia with this one.

Not the best news.

Business is most certainly not "Boomin.'"

Wack 100 is taking a page out of Fofty's manual.

Tyga is back in the bad books of the court system.

The Chicago police got one detail wrong.

The singer might remain in jail until Wednesday.

The entertainer wanted to have a six-pack, sources say.

He insists on getting paid.

The athlete shows he's a man of the people.

Lil Wayne's personal chef, D'Antoine Hills, says she worked for the rapper from 2014 to 2017.

Abimbola and Olabinjo Osundairo were alleged paid $4000 to play their part.

But it's not about the "shmoney."

Chris Brown's legal issues seem to be piling up.

The ATL trio are taking their ex-business partner to court for allegedly refusing to cut them their cheque.

The Game's weed business has reportedly been subpoenaed.

Tyrese & American Express are on good terms, kind of.

Teyana Taylor and her mother vow to make up for the mistake.

Foxy Brown is decisively eloquent in her response to NYFW designer LaQuan Smith.

Boots Riley pens a scathing critique of Spike Lee's "liberal" agenda.

The Browns are ready to reacclimate a key member of their core.

Cleveland Brown's wideout Josh Gordon has a lot on his plate right now.

After all was said and done, Tia Kemp revealed she finally got her money.

The company is expanding their payment options.

Birdman gives up in his fight to save his luxurious Miami mansion.

Reports say DJ Khaled is facing a lawsuit from an Instagram model featured in the "I'm The One" video.

T.I. is convinced that the lawsuit against him is bogus.