Markice “Kesan” Moore, known for a small role in the movie, “ATL,” and most infamously as a troubled soul on the MTV show, “From G’s to Gents,” is currently being sought for abusing his daughter.

Police in Marietta, Georgia are looking for Moore because of multiple fractures on his young daughter that he allegedly caused. The one-year-old girl has a broken leg, two broken arms, a broken collar bone, three broken ribs, and bruising.

Moore claims that the only injury he’s responsible for is a broken wrist that she suffered when falling out of bed in July, and that the injuries are the result of someone else. He also claims that it was never his intention to run from the authorities, he merely wanted to “get everything in order” before being taken into custody. Moore says that he plans to turn himself into authorities soon.

Moore, more famously known as “Kesan,” became well known on reality television while a cast  member of “From G’s to Gents” which was hosted by Farnsworth Bently. Kesan was known as the most troubled of the group and was forced to leave the show when other cast members began to fear for their own safety.

As has become the custom in years past, Ludacris took over Atlanta this past Labor Day Weekend and among the parties and special events, his philanthropic efforts shone brightest. In an effort to help stimulate the community he was born from, Luda gave away 20 cars to deserving citizens of Atlanta.

Over 4,000 essays were submitted to his foundation at 300 words a pop and the winners were awarded based on necessity and obvious struggle.

”People are getting laid off, and now are looking for jobs,” Ludacris said. ”To be efficient, you need some transportation of your own to get there. That’s why I wanted to give back to those who need it.”

Among the most memorable essays Ludacris read was Mading Duor’s of Sudan. He basically lost his entire family five years ago before moving to Atlanta with his son and eventually lost him to a car accident involving a drunken driver.

“His story touched my heart,” said Ludacris. “He’s endured so much in his life and he’s still here standing. I’m very proud to have helped him.”

San Francisco, CA, December 31, 2008 – How do you end the perfect year? For Killer Mike it was receiving the award for both Album of The Year (I Pledge Allegiance To The Grind II) and Video of the Year (“Pressure”) from online powerhouse, HipHopDX. Being recognized on numerous top 10 lists in major music magazines that include XXL, URB and XLR8R is just a continuation of this joy ride Mike has been coasting on all year long.

The beginning of 2008 started with Mike embarking on his indie venture. He signed a deal with SMC Recordings and began putting the finishing touches on his upcoming release. With SMC’s undeniable support, Mike was able to do the album he had wanted to do for sometime. (continue reading…)

It gets more and more embarrassing by the post for Yung Berg. It’s no secret that Trick Trick and his goons took it to the Chicago native months ago when he was scheduled to perform a day later at a Summer Jam concert. What’s sad is the incident continues to haunt the misguided rapper.

This clip finds Trick behind the stage at the Loft, where he and his guys pass Berg’s Transformer chain around, dismissing it as cheap, among other things.