Killa Stone, a native of New Orleans, gained recognition for his boxing prowess. His reputation as a formidable knockout artist stemmed...

Kenner, Louisiana native KC Redd left an indelible mark on the vibrant musical culture of the South, particularly in the realm of Bounce...

Danielle Metz's life took an unexpected turn. At the age of 26, she was sentenced to three life terms due to her involvement in her...

Renetta Lowe, also known as Magnolia Shorty, was an icon and pioneer in the rap scene, particularly in New Orleans, LA, during 2006....

Bryan "Birdman" Williams, born in the 3rd Ward of New Orleans, LA, initially ventured into sports but later shifted to hustling during...

In 1996, in New Orleans, LA, Ms. Tee, initially known as Terrible Tee, became the first female artist signed to Cash Money Records at the...

In 2016, Starlito, originally known as "All Star Cashville Prince," emerged onto the music scene. Having dropped his inaugural project in...

In 1998, the New Orleans music scene witnessed a significant chapter as Mystikal and Soulja Slim became pivotal members of No Limit...

In 1998, in the city of New Orleans, Juvenile reached the pinnacle of success as the face of Cash Money Records after the release of "400...

In 1996, when Big Meech relocated from Detroit to Atlanta, his impact in the southern scene was immediate. Meech's exceptional networking...