Despite denying a previous report that claimed he owned the IRS money, Bow Wow is in the news again for the same thing for taxes he reportedly owns over the past four years.

According to TMZ, the rapper (real name: Shad Moss) not only owes money from unpaid taxes from 2006, as previously reported, but also from 2008 and 2010.

A new lien was filed against Bow Weezy in Georgia on January 9, which says the rapper owes just over $15,000 for unpaid taxes from 2008 and another $19,000 for 2010.

Combined with the lien filed late last year for over $91,000, that would be over $126,000 that Bow Wow owes to Uncle Sam.

Bow Wow's camp has yet to respond to the reports.

Back in November, when initial reports surfaced about his tax problems, he brushed them off claiming they were just "media lies."

"TMZ saying they are about to runa story on me thats once again 'Not True' as im sitting in my beautiful condo as of RIGHT NOW that they said i dont have anymore (Bow Wow with no home thats like a whore that doesn’t like d***)," the rapper said in a blog. "We all know not to believe anything the media writes or blogs its their job to entertain the minds of the simple minded."

Rapper Machine Gun Kelly got into a little trouble while on tour early Sunday morning (January 29), when he was busted by police in Florida for misdemeanor disorderly conduct.

According to TMZ, MGK (real name: Richard Baker) was busted at 4:12 AM and released a few hours later after posting $100 bond.

Sometime after the arrest, the rapper hopped on Twitter (@MachineGunKelly) to talk about the incident: "Just spent my entire night in a f**king Florida jail...sh** escaladed way to quick last night, it always does with us though."

MGK was in St. Petersburg, Florida performing at the State Theatre during his current tour. His next tour date is in Los Angeles on February 8.

Singer D'Angelo is making his comeback, currently treking across Europe with his first show in over a decade in Sweden on Thursday evening (January 26).

According to TheBoomBox.com, the 37-year-old singer looked to be in good spirits during the first show of his tour last week, opening with "Chicken Grease" from his last album Voodoo, which was released back in 2000.

"Rocking an all-black tank top and shawl ensemble, D'Angelo looked to be in good spirits as he engaged the crowd during the first stop of his 'intimate', European comeback tour," the website said.

Over the last several years, D'Angelo has gone through various legal and personal battles -- including a 2010 prostitution bust, which he pleaded guilty to in March 2011. But last week, he was in classic form, rocking a selection of hits from his two albums, and even some new, unreleased songs from his long-delayed follow-up, James River, which is reportedly close to completion.

The D-Tour continues through February 3, with dates in Copenhagen, Paris, Amsterdam, London, Oslo, Zurich and Hamburg.

Everyone knows that Young Jeezy has been down with the BMF family since the beginning of his career, but was never actually signed to their label. In fact, BMF Entertainment only has one sole artist: Bleu DaVinci. But, he's always let it be known that he reps BMF.

However, as evident in interviews since being released from prison on drug conspiracy charges as part of the BMF indictment, DaVinci has made it clear that he and Jeezy aren't the best of friends.

In an interview with New York's power 105.1 radio show, The Breakfast Club, the rapper explained his problems with Jeezy and why the two never really got along. After recently calling Jeezy's fanbase a bunch of "homos," DaVinci discussed why, saying that the ATL rap star is fake ... and doesn't support BMF leader Big Meech, despite calling out his name on songs and in the media.

DaVinci calls out Jeezy for not helping Meech's legal dealings despite supporting him early in his career.