LiL Wayne

UPDATE: Weezy states that the flag trampling was an accident. Alrighty, get ready for the firestorm to start because Lil Wayne was none too nice to the stars and stripes while he was shooting his video for 'God Bless Amerika' in New Orleans. We have a feeling there is going to be some backlash.

Ever since the seizure that took place in March, leading to false reports that he was on his deathbed, the music world and fans have been concerned about rapper Lil Wayne's health. However, Weezy has taken another moment to assure fans that he is on the mend and offer some details about what happens when he suffers seizures, which have become more and more frequent.

Lil Wayne was released from the hospital late last night (March 18) following a severe bout of seizures brought on by way too much of Grandpa's old cough medicine -- Grandpa's old prescription cough medicine. The kind with codeine.

Several days have passed since Lil Wayne was admitted into Cedars-Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles for uncontrollable seizures. While conflicting reports surfaced claiming he was close to death, the rapper's health seems to be improving, though he remains in the intensive care unit.

Senator Marco Rubio became famously funny this month for his mid-speech water break -- and gulp -- while delivering the Republican response to President Obama's State of the Union Address. These days Rubio is schooling us on the rap game.

Lil Wayne has been telling everyone that the NBA has banned him from all events during All-Star Weekend because of his beef with the Miami Heat, but now the league is firing back at Weezy.

Remember the days when it seemed like every rapper was representing their favorite sports team with one of those shiny Starter jackets?

In the wake of the backlash from Lil Wayne's offending lyrics on Future's 'Karate Chop' remix, Epic Records CEO L.A. Reid has apologized to the family of Emmett Till and is pulling the online version of the song.

Now that he's announced his retirement is on the horizon, what does Lil Wayne want to do with all that free time? Easy: Get hitched (really!) and design more clothes.

Lil Wayne's absenteeism is going to cost him millions of dollars. The Young Money honcho lost his infringement case against Quincy Jones III (QDIII) on Monday (Nov. 5) and now he has to break out his checkbook.