Rapper Juelz Santana has been 'sold' to Def Jam Records for $2 million - by his Dipset group leader Cam'ron.

Rapper Juelz Santana has hit out at Cam'ron, blaming his Dipset group member for delaying the release of his new album. Santana - real name LaRon Louis James - was expected to drop his follow-up to 2005's What The Game's Been Missing last year,

(New York, NY) – KOCH Records is pleased to announce the release of a new collaboration album, The Co-Op, by acclaimed mix tape guru/HOT 97/Sirius Radio personality, DJ Envy and esteemed lyricist Red Café.

50 Cent has refueled his war of words with rap rival Cam'ron by publicly criticising The Diplomats star for comments he made about protecting serial killers. Cam'ron sparked the feud by poking fun at 50's real name, Curtis, and then bashing his fellow New Yorker for losing his street credibility.

Hip-hop star 50 Cent has vowed to silence his ongoing feud with Cam'Ron by selling more records than his rap rival could ever dream of. 50 and Cam'ron have been embroiled in a feud since their on-air clash on New York radio station Hot 97 in February. A week later, 50 Cent released Funeral Music - a track aimed at Cam'ron - online, who responded with Curtis - named in reference to 50's real name, Curtis Jackson.

Hip-hop star Lupe Fiasco has paid tribute to late rapper Stack Bundles, by posting an open letter to the fallen MC online. Bundles - real name Rayquon Elliot - was shot dead outside his New York home early on Monday morning.

Rapper Stack Bundles has been murdered outside his New York home after he was shot by unknown assailants early this morning. Details surrounding Bundles' death are currently unclear, although the rapper was last seen alive at Stereo nightclub in New York last night, where he enjoyed an incident-free evening, reports AllHipHop.com.

Hip-hop star 50 Cent has hit back at Cam'ron, declaring his rapper rival can only dream of matching his sales figures - and brands the star "delusional". 50 Cent and Cam'ron have been embroiled in a feud since their on-air clash on New York radio station Hot 97 in February.

Rapper Cam'ron has apologized for comments he made on a news show stating he wouldn't alert police if he knew a serial killer was living next door to him. During an interview with 60 Minutes last weekend, the star - real name Cameron Giles - claimed he would never 'snitch' on somebody, regardless of their crime, because it would contradict his "code of ethics."