Flo Rida

The stars, like Lea Michele, Bella Thorne, Ne-Yo, will.i.am and Flo Rida, came out for the 2012 Do Something Awards, which were held in Santa Monica, California last night (Aug. 19). The awards recognize the most charitable people, places and events of the past year. So it’s refreshing in that it’s not another ceremony where Hollywood pats itself on the back for being talented and good-looking. In

We all know that Flo Rida loves to show off his muscular physique when he’s rocking the mic. And if you dance to any of his chart-topping hits like ‘Whistle’ and ‘Good Feeling,’ you can certainly work up a sweat. Well, guess what? Flo Rida plans to get his fans in shape with a workout DVD.

A patriotic, blinged-out Flo Rida took the stage this morning as part of the ‘TODAY’ show’s summer concert series to promote his new album ‘Wild Ones’ and its first three singles.

Flo Rida is one of the most ubiquitous hit makers today. You pretty much can’t go a day (or, let’s be real, an hour) without hearing one of his tracks on Top 40 radio or at a club. What’s remarkable is that every single song, while having similar elements — a killer beat, infectious hook and signature flow — has its own distinctive elements, whether it be a unique voice on the hook like Sia in ‘Wi

We have a good feeling that Flo Rida didn’t like how this went down. TMZ is reporting that a Florida judge has ordered the Miami rapper to pay $7,000 in attorney fees for his former assistant after he lied to the court.

Flo Rida indulges in Acapulco — and in the scantily clad women on its beaches — in his new video for ‘Whistle,’ fully cementing it as a perfect summer song.

We got a good feeling that it’s going to be one hot summer. Flo Rida recently announced that he will release his fourth album ‘Wild Ones’ on July 3. The Miami rapper tells Billboard that with so many hits on the new collection, he had no choice but to call it ‘Wild Ones.’

Rapper Flo Rida brought his addictive urban energy to the stage on the season finale of ‘The Voice‘ this evening, May 8. He performed a medley of ‘Whistle,’ which was the live performance debut of the song, as well as the hit ‘Wild Ones,’ with rocker and Team Cee Lo finalist Juliet Simms. It was a live, onstage collision of rap and rock that was completely and utterly believable.

Legal officials in Australia are so determined to make sure that Flo Rida pays for damages he caused for not showing up at a festival, they hit him with a summons via Facebook. According to the Daily Telegraph, the country’s District Court allowed a promoter to subpoena the Miami rapper by way of social media. Isn’t technology awesome?

While ‘Good Feeling’ and his Sia-assisted second single ‘Wild Ones’ are still dominating charts the world over, Flo Rida is showing no signs of slowing down. The 32-year old MC has just released ‘Whistle,’ the third single from his fourth album, ‘Only One Rida (Part 2),’ which is due in stores this July.

We have a good feeling that Flo Rida is not going to like this. On Friday (April 13), an Australian judge ordered the Miami rapper to pay $80,000 in performance and damage fees for not showing up at the country’s Fat as Butter music festival in October. According to the New York Post, if Flo Rida doesn’t cough up the money his assets in Australia will be frozen.

April 1st, about 30 minutes prior to Flo Rida's performing Wild One's for The Rock's entrance at Wrestlemania 28, he was involved in a backstage scuffle with WWE Superstar Heath Slatter. Flo Rida has stated many times that he's been a life long wrestling fan and he's a close friend to Dewayne 'The Rock' Johnson...