According to reports, Stanley Howse has now agreed to plead guilty to the false imprisonment charge in exchange for dropping the other charges against him. He was originally sentenced to 3 years of probation, jail time and community service. He will now be asked to donate $400 to a women’s shelter and he will be involved in a domestic violence program.

The rapper’s lawyer Steve Sadow said that they proved to officials that T.I. did not intentionally violate the conditions of his transfer to the halfway house.

“We have good reason to believe that this favorable result was reached because of the proactive and assertive approach taken to protect T.I.’s rights by providing B.O.P. officials and the media with reliable and accurate information and that T.I. did not intend to violate his transfer furlough or any other B.O.P. rules en route from the prison facility in Arkansas to the halfway house in Atlanta. Lets see how long T.I. can stay out of prison this time.

Foxy, born Inga Marchand, was two felony charges and three misdemeanors, but all charges were dismissed except one.

A grand jury charged Foxy Brown with violating a court order that bars her from having contact with her Prospect Heights, Brooklyn neighbor, Arlene Raymond.

Foxy and Arlene Raymond have a long history of feuding. In addition to the protection order, the rapper was sentenced to probation from striking Raymond with a Blackberry during an argument in the neighborhood in 2007.

As a result Foxy was ordered to stay away from Raymond and was also forced to write a written apology to the woman for assaulting her.

They squared off again in Prospect Heights, when Foxy allegedly spewed profanity at Raymond and “mooned” her.

If convicted on the one count, Foxy Brown would have to serve community service.

According to police, Juvenile was arrested in February of 2009, after neighbors called the police to complain about the smell of smoke emanating from the house in Arabi.

Juvenile, born Terius Gray, was at the residence utilizing a home recording studio when police knocked on the door to investigate the neighbors’ claim.

A search of the house turned up a small amount of marijuana in the kitchen, which Juvenile admitted was his.

Both Juvenile, 34 and music producer Leroy Edwards, 42, were charged with marijuana possession.

In addition to the six months of probation, Juvenile was fined $250 and must also pay court costs.

Ashanti in Concert

The pestering also included sexual and romantic scenarios, lifestyle, and career advice for her famous daughter. The accused was stalking singer Ashanti has been found guilty of harassing the R&B star’s mother after bombarding her with a string of lewd text messages. Hurd faces up to up to two years in prison when he is sentenced Jan. 11.

Shyne speaks in Belize on the shooting incident and his experiences during his 9 year sentence. Makes reference to his co-defendant sean combs. Also talks A Rod and Rihanna visiting him.

“Eight months?,” he questioned in an interview. “Sh*t, man, I done ten months standing on top of my head. So, it shouldn’t be hard for him.

I wish he was in New Orleans, where it’da be better for him. New York got a lot of love for him. But you know how n*ggas try to test n*ggas who on top of the game or whatever. Me personally, they a have to put me in [general] population. ‘Cause I’ll fight. They couldn’t put me in no 23/1. I couldn’t live like that. So, I mean, what he rap about, the true him ’bout to come out, whether he be in protective custody or whether he be in population. Every jail is different. I never been to Rikers Island. I been to jail in Atlanta. I been to jail in Texas. I been to jail in Detroit. I been to jail in New Orleans. I never been to jail in New York so — I done seen DVD’s on how they be slashing people and doing this, doing that. But, you know, I’m a man. And I could live anywhere. You could put me in the woods with the lions, tigers and bears and I’ma find a way to survive.”

Mathematics is best known for producing Ghostface Killah’s 2000 underground hit “Mighty Healthy” as well as GZA’s “Publicity.” With Nature Sounds Records, Mathetmatics has released four albums and compilations between 2003 and 2007. Streetlife, first appearing on Method Man’s 1994 debut Tical, has released three albums, most recently 2008′s Back To Back: Uncut on RBC Records.