R. Kelly
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Music R Kelly alleges that authorities offered to release a terminally ill Aryan Brotherhood member in exchange for killing him.
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Pop Culture While the cost was a factor in the prosecutor's decision, she also believes that justice was served with two convictions.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Pop Culture It looks like Cardi B isn't the only artist with a bone to pick with the controversial YouTuber.
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Erika Marie -
Music According to members of R Kelly's legal team, he broke down in tears during a phone call from prison recently.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music Under the justifications offered to convict the R&B singer, his lawyer argues, innocent groups could be treated as criminal gangs.
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Music Boosie Badazz is a big R Kelly fan.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music Some Internet users think that R Kelly looks stuck in the 2000s in these prison photos, whereas others don't believe this is actually him.
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Music R Kelly's family discusses his alleged crimes in a documentary dropping on October 11.
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Caroline Fisher -
Music R. Kelly was convicted on very similar charges to those that Diddy faces.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music While he was sentenced to 20 years in his Chicago case, the judge said he'll serve most of that time concurrently with his existing 30-year sentence from his New York trial.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Crime The disgraced singer's legal team also brought up David Bowie in their argument and asked for a sentence of 11 years in his Chicago case.
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Gabriel Bras Nevares -
Music R. Kelly's bootleg album, "I Admit It," has been removed from streaming services.
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Cole Blake