T.I.

By now, you're probably familiar with one of the most bizarre and upsetting celebrity news items of 2019.

Earlier this month, T.I. admitted to abusing his daughter in what he clearly thought was a display of fatherly protectiveness.

In a recent, horrifying interview, T.I. revealed that he monitors his daughter's hymen in order to police her body and her sexuality.

A just society would jail him for being a creep and put his assets in a trust for his children. Sadly, we're not there yet.

In recent months, the social media landscape has become the battleground for a never-ending war between the generations, with epithets such as "millennial snowflake" and "ok boomer" serving as the ammunition.

But on Tuesday, both sides laid down their arms in order to focus on a more urgent threat presented by an unlikely villain.

When someone is praising Piers Morgan, you know that it's going to be a mess. 

With the release of the chilling Leaving Neverland documentary about two men who accuse Michael Jackson of childhood sex abuse, he's a hot topic.

Precious Harris, the older sister of rapper and VH1 reality show star T.I., died on Friday of injuries she sustained in a car accident several days prior.

She was 66 years old.

We think it's fair to say that Tiny and T.I. have had one of the craziest romances out there. 

When they're not fighting, they're trashing each other in the press or making babies.

Here is a sentence we never thought we'd write:

T.I. has fired back at Rob Kardashian after the reality star alleged that the rapper paid money to have a threesome with his wife, Tiny, and Rob's baby mama, Blac Chyna.

To paraphrase Ron Burgundy, Rob Kardashian needs to take a timeout right about now.

He really needs to sit in a corner and not utter a single word for a few hours.

Tiny and T.I. are so full of drama, even after divorcing. 

But now that Tameka "Tiny" Harris is reportedly pregnant -- with T.I.'s baby, no less -- we have to wonder what's going to change between these two.

VH1 is not quite ready to let go of T.I. & Tiny: The Family Hustle. 

Apparently, the network met with the producers with the intention of canceling the show, but the producers pretty much sold their soul to get the show back on the air. 

So much for that Family Hustle.

When it comes to T.I. and Tameka "Tiny" Harris, there is no longer a family for them to hustle.

Tameka "Tiny" Harris would like you to listen up.

She'd like you to really focus. She'd like you to put everything else aside for a moment and closely read what she's about to say.

Four people were injured and one left dead on Wednesday night after multiple shots were fired during at a T.I. concert in New York City.

T.I. and Tameka “Tiny” Cottle are expecting a new baby, and making the most of plugging the new season of their reality show as well.

In 2015, the line between politics and entertainment has become blurred beyond the point of recognition, and we're not just talking about the fact that Donald Trump will host Saturday Night Live next month.

We're still more than a year away from deciding who will become POTUS number 45, and celebs are already backing their favorite hopefuls - and making idiotic statements about the candidates they don't support.

After a brief moment at the top, things aren't so fancy for Iggy Azalea these days.

Iggy canceled her first arena tour due to "creative problems" (read: non-existent ticket sales). Her collaboration with Britney Spears tanked, and has already been forgotten - not unlike her career.

T.I. is Iggy Azalea's mentor/label boss, so naturally, he's had to deal with his fair share of bad publicity during the past few months.

In case you weren't aware, Iggy's Twitter feuds have become a near-daily occurrence, and Tip is clearly getting fed up with his aggro Aussie protege:

As you've likely heard by now, The Real Housewives of New Jersey star Teresa Giudice reported to prison this week to begin serving a 15 month sentence on fraud charges.

Teresa may be feeling awfully alone these days, but she's far from the first celeb to get hauled off to the big house. Heck, she's not even the first Bravo reality star to get locked up in the past year!

Iggy Azalea takes a lot of flak from her fellow artists, and perhaps that should come as no surprise.

In addition to coming from seemingly nowhere to dominate the year in hip hop, Iggy is a white, Australian woman who performs the music of urban America in a thick, ghetto accent - gleefully appropriating the swagger and slang of the US streets.