Identity Thief scored at theTop Spot!

(February 8-10, 2013 - US)

1. Identity Thief - $34,551,025
**$34,551,025
2. Warm Bodies - $11,356,090
**$36,481,172   
3. Side Effects (2013) - $9,303,145
**$9,303,145
4. Silver Linings Playbook - $6,425,271   
**$89,519,510
5. Hansel and Gretel: Witch Hunters - $5,753,165   
**$43,836,018   

** indicates total box office take since opening.

Rapper T.I. released from prison 1 month early

Rapper T.I. is now singing the beat of freedom after he got an early released Wednesday (August 31) from the Arkansas federal prison over his probation violation.

Tameka "Tiny" Cottle's Drug Charges Dismissed!

Even though T.I. was busted for violating his probation, his wife Tameka "Tiny" Cottle will not go down for drug possession after L.A. County District Attorney's office decided to dropped the charges against her.

T.I.'s Wife Tameka "Tiny" Cottle Charged With Ecstasy Possession

After the court sent rapper T.I. into the slammer for 11 months after violating the terms of his probation, his wife Tameka "Tiny" Cottle was charged with possession of ecstasy Thursday (October 28). Tameka is facing up to a year in jail.

Rapper T.I. loses endorsement with Axe

Rapper T.I. loses an endorsement deal with AXE grooming products after he was sentenced for 11 months for violating the terms of his probation.

Rapper T.I. violated probation, sentenced to 11 months in Prison

Even thought T.I. came to the rescue and helped a suicidal man, the incident failed to uplift his image. Rapper T.I. is still headed to jail for 11 months for violating the terms of his probation. (Oct. 15, 2010)

rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka "Tiny" Cottle Mugshots!!

Here are the mugshots of rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka "Tiny" Cottle after being arrested for possession of controlled substance (ecstasy) on Sunset Strip in Hollywood. (September 1).

Rapper T.I. & wife Tameka Cottle arrested for Drugs; T.I. facing Probation Violation

Rapper T.I. and his wife Tameka “Tiny” Cottle were both arrested for alleged possession of a controlled substance after being pulled over at Sunset Boulevard in Los Angeles, California around 10:18 pm on Wednesday (September 1).

Rapper T.I. & Tameka "Tiny" Cottle: Ties the Knot Twice

Sealing the deal once wasn't enough for Rapper T.I. as he and Tameka "Tiny" Cottle exchanged vows again on a Star island off the coast of Miami on Saturday (July 31). The newlyweds first tied the knot at a Miami Beach courthouse on Friday (July 30).

Rapper T.I. (real name Clifford Harris) and Tameka will be back to their hometown of Atlanta for a reception Saturday afternoon before jetting off to Las Vegas to celebrate with friends.

The two have been dating since 2001 (almost nine years) and they have two children together. T.I. has three children from previous relationships...

[Photo courtesy by Larry Busacca/Getty Images]

Rapper T.I. was sued for copyright infringement

Rapper T.I. is being accused of stealing a portion of song from another rapper.

Nathan Filby aka rapper Motoe Blizzid filed a copyright infringement complaint against him.

According to Radaronline, Filby is taking issue with T.I's 2006 Grammy-award winning song "What You Know". Filby says the song uses substantial portions of his 2004 track entitled "Reverence".

Filby is seeking monetary damages and profits derived from the said song.

"What You Know" is T.I.'s second single from his 2006 album King.

[Photo courtesy by Larry Busacca/Getty Images]

T.I was sentenced to one year and a day in Prison

T.I. (real name Clifford Harris Jr.) will do some vacationing in prison after he pleaded guilty to gun charges.

Georgia District judge sentenced him to one year and one day in prison on Friday (March 27) for felony weapons charges.

According to MTV, he is scheduled to report to prison within the next six to eight weeks. However, the judge acknowledged that the rapper has agreed-upon commitments that will not allow him to enter prison before May 19.

T.I. also requires to do after his release from prison includes "audit of his finances, drug counseling, DNA testing and random searches of his property, and he will not be able to own firearms."