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Los Angeles — Kevin Hart was involved in a brawl with fellow comedian Katt Williams in a Los Angeles nightclub on Saturday (March 22) night.

While partying in the VIP section of Hyde Lounge, Katt Williams approached Kevin Hart to congratulate him on all of his recent success. According to bystanders, Kevin Hart made a joke about stealing the title of “King of Comedy” from Williams and he erupted. Williams began to shout uncontrollably and hurl verbal threats toward Hart. Before Kevin Hart’s security team could arrive, Katt Williams threw a left hook, catching Hart on his chin.

With a dazed look on his face, Hart began to scream and run towards his bodyguards. Numerous onlookers say Williams picked up a bottle and threw it at Hart, hitting him in the back of the head. Melee’ broke out as members of both comedian’s entourages began to brawl. Flying debris, bottles, and chairs were hurled about as a full on brawl broke between patrons and the comedian’s bodyguards.

Hart and Williams escaped with only minor injuries. The Los Angeles Police Department are investigating the altercation and are asking club patrons to come forward. The situation is eerily similar to the infamous Chris Brown and Drake fight.

This is not the first time the comedians have bumped heads. In March of 2013 the pair exchanged insults over Twitter.

The Federal Government has no problem using every tool at its disposal to catch criminals in action. After noticing an extremely large number of criminals using Instagram to show off their drugs, money, and expensive purchases, the Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) teamed up with the Federal Bureau of Investigations (FBI) to set up sting operations to take down criminals.

Over the weekend, the special group conducted over 200 sting operations around the United States and arrested over 350 drug dealers, all from viewing various Instagram pictures. Along with the arrests, the Feds seized over $2 million cash, $500,000 in stolen goods, 300 pounds of harvested marijuana, 400 marijuana plants, and over 50 pounds of cocaine. The haul came in at an astounding $7 million street value.

One man, who was identified as Tyrell Jones of Minneapolis, posted a photograph of a remote warehouse where he stored his drugs. Jones showed several photos of the location and bragged that he was “moving weight” in the caption. Unfortunately for Jones, he unknowingly geotagged the location of the photo, leading police directly to him. Geotagging is the process of adding a geographical location to various types of media. The data provided law enforcement officials a map directly to the location of the drugs, where Jones was inside. He was taken into custody without incident.

Jones also posted pictures and videos of members of his entourage selling drugs to neighborhood school kids. In the video Jones stated, “These kids got money too. They can just served just like the rest of them.” In one photo Jones bragged that the police were not smart enough to catch him. Police are now attempting to identify and locate the other men in the photographs.

These type of busts have become fairly common. Jose Rodrigo Arechiga Gamboa, who was a leader in a Mexican drug cartel, was recently arrested after showing off his extremely lavish lifestyle on the social network.

Brooklyn rapper, Matthew Best, 26, who is best known by his stage name Neno Best, took to Instagram and posted pictures of a large number of guns and cash. The photos lead the NYPD straight to him, who were then able to make the largest Gun Bust in NEW YORK CITY history.

Checc out more images below of the drug post on ig

George Zimmerman: “Everyone has been asking what I have been doing with myself. I found a creative, way to express myself, my emotions and the symbols that represent my experiences.”

George Zimmerman just can’t seem to keep himself out of the headlines. Though controversy continues to surround his name, he has once again thrust himself into the spotlight.

The 30-year-old, oft troubled man, who was acquitted of the murder of Trayvon Martin, decided it was a good idea to paint a portrait of the teen with the words “Justice For All” transcribed in the background. It would seem that for many, “Justice For All” is exactly what Trayvon Martin did not receive.

To further muddy the waters, Zimmerman was able to garner a $30,000 bid for the painting at an online auction. The gentleman who purchased the painting released a statement to the media which read, “Zimmerman is now a part of history and I wanted to grab my piece of that. He is a very talented artist and a misunderstood, but humble man. I stand by him and hope I can purchase another one of his masterpiece’s down the road.”

The $30,000 is still a far cry from the $100,000 he received for his first painting. That painting was also the subject of controversy, as it mocked the prosecutor in his murder trial.

In a statement posted by CNN, George Zimmerman spoke about the painting, saying:

“Everyone has been asking what I have been doing with myself. I found a creative, way to express myself, my emotions and the symbols that represent my experiences,” the item description for that painting read. “My art work allows me to reflect, providing a therapeutic outlet and allows me to remain indoors.”

Zimmerman recently found himself in the headlines again after agreeing to a celebrity boxing match with New York rapper DMX. The event was quickly cancelled after the public began to voice their disapproval.

       Life is getting hard for Soulja Boy—so much so that he’s now selling off his tweets just to make ends meet. The struggle has hit a new low. Word has it that the Atlanta rapper who boasts over 5 million Twitter followers will give shout outs, retweets, and verses so long as the price is right. For $1.99 he’ll follow you, but for the big spenders looking to buy a beat that’ll cost a cool $10,000. Less than six years ago, “Crank That” was the talk of the ‘Net, and his debut album sold nearly a million copies. By 2007, he made it to No. 18, on Forbes’ Hip-Hop Cash Kings list, bringing in $7 million.

       In the years since, musically he’s faltered. His last album, The Deandre Way sold an embarrassing 13,360 copies in its first week, which he blamed on his label. “Honestly, I shut down for a week [after my album dropped],”  he told Complex magazine after the album’s release. “I wasn’t talking to nobody, I wasn’t talking to management, and I wasn’t talking to the label. I wasn’t picking up nobody’s calls. I went like that for a week. I was in a state of confusion. I needed answers…the label only shipped like 18,000 copies [of the album]. So I wasn’t able to do gold first week or even 100k, none of that. They only put like 8,000 units in Best Buy. It was crazy.” But even still, has it really gotten that bad that homie has to sell tweets? Can’t he get a reality show….Shawty Low did it. Checc below to see the price list. 

(Street Life City News) This could either be the truth or another chapter of “Taking One For The Team”. Yesterday (April 7th), a police detective revealed that Chris Brown’s bodyguard confessed to punching a man outside a Washington hotel, but maintains Brown did not strike the man.

Parker Adams is currently suing Brown and the singer’s bodyguard Christopher Hollosy, for allegedly assaulting him outside the W Hotel in Washington, D.C. last October. During Police Detective Kimberly Metivier’s testimony at a hearing in the assault case yesterday, Hollsoy vehemently denied Brown had any physical involvement in the assault placed all the blame on himself. According Metivier Hollosy was “yelling on his own accord that he was the one who did it … and not to arrest Mr. Brown.”

Judge Patricia Wynn decided during the hearing to try Brown and Hollosy’s cases separately. However, Wynn also denied Hollosy’s attorney’s motion to suppress Hollosy’s confession to assaulting Adams on the grounds that his client had not yet been read his Miranda Rights.

    We’re not sure what Birdman’s end game is with all these tattoos, but it’s been a steady habit for a long while now. The latest ink from the Cash Money Records founder is a “RG” (Rich Gang) tat on his cheek and a YMCMYSL on his finger.  As the Smoking Section points out, the YMCMYSL ink is an homage to Young Thug’s crew. The same rapper who pretty much doesn’t know where he is even signed. Before you consider getting your own facial tattoo, try to remember this, You are not Birdman. If so, you would have just bought Justin Bieber a Bugatti. Also, why is that last Rich Gang tat so faded already? Peep Birdman’s new ink, and some of the older ones, in the images below: