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Pras Denied New Trial Following Lawyer’s Use of AI to Craft Closing Argument

A judge rejected Pras' bid for a new trial, stating his lawyer's use of generative AI for the closing argument didn't warrant overturning the Fugees member's conviction.
09/03/2024
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Pras Denies ‘Bar Mitzfa’ Was a Lauryn Hill Diss Track

Pras clarifies that his song ‘Bar Mitzfa’ wasn’t aimed at Lauryn Hill, addressing the controversy and emphasizing respect for their history.
08/23/2024

Pras Claims ‘Bar Mitzfa’ Wasn’t a Lauryn Hill Diss Track

The Fugees member said he was frustrated on behalf of their fans.
08/23/2024

Pras Denies Being an Informant in the ‘Past, Present, or Future’

The former Fugees star was found guilty of conspiracy and falsifying records.
05/08/2023

Jury Selection Begins In Pras Federal Trial On Conspiracy Charges

He is facing over 20 years in prison.
03/28/2023
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The Fugees Reunion Tour Reportedly Canceled Amid Pras Michel’s Alleged Money Laundering Scheme Involvement

Pras, who plead not guilty, faces up to 20 years in prison if convicted.
09/02/2022
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Fugees Reunion Tour Postponed Until 2022

They were supposed to hit the road on Nov. 2 in Chicago.
11/02/2021

Here's One Person Who Says Justin Timberlake Shouldn't Bring Janet Jackson To The Super Bowl

Pras shared his thoughts on JT's return to the mega stage.
10/23/2017
The OG GOAT - In the world of hip-hop where stamina, victory, and grit are forms of inspiration there was no bigger inspiration than Muhammad Ali. The braggadocio tendencies imprinted in hip-hop’s DNA can be traced to the physically fit, yet, silver tongued Ali – who was even known to read poems at press conferences proclaiming his prowess. Sure, Ali inspired by knocking his opponents out, but his words and outspokenness trickled into hip-hop in many memorable ways. Here are our favorite GOAT references on wax. RIP, Muhammad Ali. – Jon Reyes(Photo: Stanley Weston/Getty Images)

The Best of Muhammad Ali's Rap Shoutouts

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Still Keeping Score - On February 13, 1996, the Fugees released their seminal sophomore album. From the get-go the reception was warm, if not hot and The Score would go on to sell 6 million copies in the U.S. alone. While it was an immense calling card for the group itself, the stars aligned perfectly for Lauryn Hill to come out as the leading star. The highest charting single off the album, and most popular, was the group's remake of "Killing Me Softly With His Song," which prominently featured Lauryn's vocals. Internal strife would cause the group to deteriorate after the album's release, even though trouble was brewing during the recording sessions. Part of the album's allure and legacy is due to hip hop enthusiasts attempting to pinpoint the tension among the recordings. The legacy of the album lies in major part to the album's timeless production and sound, headed by Salaam Remi, Jerry Duplessis, John Forté and the group itself. The cohesiveness in sound and lyrics was deliberate, but the impact this classic album had on hip hop and the world of music could never be deliberate. It's lightning in a bottle.Let's take a look at the most powerful lyrics and rhymes. —Jon Reyes

20 Years Old: The Best Lyrics on Fugees's 'The Score'

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Musicians Who Ran for Political Office

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