Ja Rule

50 Cent is set to play the Executive Branch on July 3, the eve of America's 250th anniversary.

The parade continues the Mike Brown-led team's celebration of their first title in 53 years.

When it comes to celebrating the Big Apple, it's hard to beat the Queens rapper's timeless "New York" anthem.

For many New Yorkers, Jay-Z and Alicia Keys's 2009 blockbuster isn't the go-to anthem.

The Murder Inc. rapper was "Livin' It Up" for his 50th birthday in Las Vegas.

Ja Rule says he’ll never reconcile with 50 Cent and Tony Yayo, despite apologizing for the plane incident.

"There's a responsibility that we have to be gentlemen."

It comes after Ja's heated exchange with the G-Unit rappers on a flight returning from the Super Bowl.

The G-Unit rapper says Ja Rule looked nervous during their unexpected Super Bowl weekend confrontation.

Ja Rule also gave his take on the events, claiming he "popped on these punks by myself."

While appearing on 'The Breakfast Club' with French Montana, Max B shut down the viral story and sent Ja Rule a shoutout.

Golf is pain.

The rapper reacts to 50 Cent’s Balrog transformation in the upcoming 'Street Fighter' reboot.

"If you support Curtis you support DOMESTIC VIOLENCE," Ja Rule tweeted.

Both Ja and Wayans have found themselves at odds with Fifty since the release of his "Sean Combs: The Reckoning" docuseries on Netflix.