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To Oscar-winning director ("Crash") Paul Haggis and Pras Michel of the hip-hop trio Fugees, the foundation of Haiti is only now being built.

Taylor Gang puts their spin on the Fugees Classic "Fu-gee-La." "Oh Gee La," features Juicy J & Lola Monroe (Angel Lola Luv) , who are Taylor Gang's newest recruits.

“I’m back and forth right now. I’m in LA and Miami, so I have to figure out, do I want to stay in New York more or LA, depending on work.” If work brings him to New York, Pras of...

Pras says there’s no bad blood between him and Wyclef Jean after Pras didn’t back his bandmate and childhood friend in Haiti’s...

Wyclef Jean spent Thursday 12Jan12 volunteering in his native Haiti to mark the second anniversary of the 2010 earthquake which levelled the nation The Fugees star threw himself into charity work following the disaster on 12 January 2010 and even atte...

When she leapt from the ranks of the Fugees with her stunning 1998 personal debut, Lauryn Hill appeared to have just scratched the surface of what her solo work might offer.

It's been 13 years since "Ms." Lauryn Hill stepped beyond the Fugees and became a solo star with "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill." That album transcended demographic boundaries and took home five Grammys, but fans are still waiting for a proper studio follow-up.

Follow CT Lifestyle & Entertainment News On The Courant's Features Buzz Facebook Page It's been 13 years since "Ms." Lauryn Hill stepped beyond the Fugees and became a solo star with "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill." That album transcended demographic boundaries and took home five Grammys, but fans are still waiting for a proper studio follow-up.

Soccer Coach Luma Mufleh spoke at Garfield Middle School in Lakewood Dec. 7 as part of a Facing History and Ourselves Community Conversations event.

Wyclef Jean , one-third of the Fugees, is defending his charity Yele Haiti Foundation after allegations that money raised did not fully go to its intended efforts.

Remember when former Fugees member Wyclef Jean took to the airwaves to beg people to send money to his Yele Haiti charity in the wake of that awful earthquake last year? The Juice* kind of hopes you gave it to Doctors Without Borders instead, because it's starting to look like Wyclef didn't use hardly any of that cash to help earthquake victims. The New York Post says that while Yele Haiti's ...