The registered sex offender accused of abducting a 12-year-old girl nearly three years ago and then attempting to hire a hitman to kill her has pleaded guilty, according to prosecutors.

Ashanti joined REVOLT for an exclusive interview about her role in ‘No Address,’ Nelly, her R&B hits, Murder Inc., and more.

By 2001, two more artists—Ashanti and Charli Baltimore—were signed to the record label, the report added. In 2003, they made headlines when the F.B.I. raided Murder Inc.’s New York City headquarters ...

In this article, we are going to take a look at where AngloGold Ashanti plc (NYSE:AU) stands against the other UK growth stocks. The start of this year has marked interesting developments for the ...

Rules are limited but “no murder” was an early stipulation for the game that dates back to at least the 1600s. Good players need to be “hard, aggressive and authoritative,” says Mark ...

After Irv Gottis's death, Ashanti discusses their musical legacy, shared triumphs, public conflicts and her hopes for reconciliation that now remain unfulfilled ...

Ashanti and Irv had a rocky history, especially after he publicly shared details about their past relationship in his Murder Inc. docuseries on BET. Despite the controversy, Ashanti said she still ...

Ashanti made a second guest appearance on The Angie Martinez Show and spilled all the details about her new life as a mother and rekindling her love with rapper Nelly. The singer, 44, also touched ...

Ashanti is opening up about where she stood with Irv Gotti in the months before he passed away. During her recent appearance ...

Ashanti is not only known for her soulful music and acting talents, but she is also a mother to Kareem Kenkaide Hayes. She expressed how she felt being a first-time mother by saying: I cried it was ...

Irv Gotti, the prominent music producer who founded Murder Inc., has died at the age of 54 ... clients included Jennifer Lopez, Ja Rule, Ashanti, DMX, and JAY Z—died after suffering ...

Authorities would use an array of evidence to build a murder case against Haynie's soon-to-be-ex-husband Bud Ackerman, who would claim hitting McClendon with his truck had been an accident.