Happy Birthday to rappers Bow Wow (1987) and Chingy (1980), "Webster" star Emmanuel Lewis (1971), French actress Juliette Binoche (1964), "Dogma" actress Linda Fiorentino (1960), singer Jeffrey Osborne (1948),

Rapper Ludacris will keep his Disturbing Tha Peace music label after singing a new contract with parent company Def Jam Records.

Rapper Chingy is set to become the latest celebrity to launch a fragrance when he releases "Confident By Chingy" in 2008.

The world's best-selling multi-artist album series, NOW That's What I Call Music!, will ring in the holiday season with the November 13 release of two scorching collections of today's hottest tunes.

(July 9, 2007 – New York, NY) Call it the ultimate mixtape event of 2007, as Strength In Numbers showcases the label's family of artists on 12 brand new previously unreleased tracks, set to arrive in stores on August 28.

Rapper Ludacris has finally forgiven Chingy three years after a feud over loss of earnings. Chingy - real name Howard Bailey, Jr. - cut ties with Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges' Disturbing Tha Peace record label in 2004, over claims he was mismanaging his finances. And while they have now resolved all issues, Ludacris has spoken out for the first time regarding the incident.

Hip-Hop star Chingy has dismissed reports he's embroiled in a bitter feud with fellow St. Louis, Missouri, rapper Huey. His rival is currently top of the U.S. charts with hit single Pop, Lock and Drop It, but Chingy denies any jealousy.

Rapper Chingy has returned to Ludacris' Disturbing Tha Peace record label - three years after he left the company for allegedly cheating him out of his earnings. The Right Thurr hit maker - real name Howard Bailey, Jr. - cut ties with the Atlanta-based imprint in 2004, claiming Chris 'Ludacris' Bridges and his manager Chaka Zulu were mismanaging Chingy's finances.