One of the great disappointments of the modern era of hip-hop is that due to some financial shenanigans and personal grievances, Cash Money Records’ takeover for the ’99 and the 2000 only lasted until ...

When Cash Money Records co-founder/co-CEO Bryan “Birdman” Williams hits the ESSENCE Festival stage with his “Birdman and Friends” performance on Friday (July 5), he’ll be joined by Juvenile and Mannie ...

In the early-’90s, brothers Bryan “Baby” Williams and Ronald “Slim” Williams saw an opportunity in New Orleans’ burgeoning bounce scene. It was economic — a chance to make a little money for ...

Lil Wayne orchestrated a reunion of Cash Money Records artists that included BG, Turk, and Juvenile (known as the Hot Boys), as well as label owner Birdman and DJ/producer Mannie Fresh (known as the ...

It isn't quite the Hot Boys reunion we've been hearing about, but former Cash Money collaborators Mannie Fresh, Juvenile, Lil Wayne and Birdman have reunited on a new track courtesy of Mass Appeal ...

Unwinding straight from a studio interview with Funkmaster Flex at Hot 97, Birdman was a gracious host Monday night at Quad Studios in midtown Manhattan, where Rich Gang previewed several tracks from ...

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B.G. — whose given name is Christopher Noel Dorsey — is a New Orleans native who started his career in rap music when he signed to Ronald “Slim” Williams and Birdman’s Cash Money Records in 1994 at ...

After putting their differences aside, Birdman and Juvenile are now working on a collaborative album. Although details are kept under wraps, Baby and Juve are apparently planning to drop their joint ...

Birdman re-signed his “Bling Bling” collaborator B.G. to Cash Money Records after the Hot Boys member was released from prison. B.G. rejoined Cash Money Records after his release from prison. Cash ...

Birdman, Juvenile, and Lil Wayne made headlines when they reunited after a decade of feuding for “Ride Dat,” from Birdman and Juvenile’s upcoming mixtape, Just Another Gangsta 2. The new project ...