Flo Rida

Flo Rida wants to follow in the footsteps of other hip-hop stars by using his celebrity to encourage fans to make their voices heard by voting in the 2012 presidential election.

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

Flo Rida's dance-pop hit 'Whistle' is the No. 1 song on the Billboard Hot 100 chart this week. The Miami rapper dethroned Carly Rae Jepsen's nine-week reign at the top with her summertime jam 'Call Me Maybe.'

It looks like Flo Rida is going to have to dig deep in his pockets to settle a legal matter overseas. The Miami rapper was ordered to pay over $400,000 in punitive damages to organizers of Australia's Fat As Butter festival for his abrupt cancelation at the event last October.

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.

Flo Rida was blinged out to the nth degree when he took the stage at the 2012 Teen Choice Awards tonight (July 22.) While he wore a sleeveless denim vest, it was both his mic and the mic stand that were encrusted with blinding jewels and his name. It was like brass knuckles on steroids. Flo most certainly goes big, with his mics and his hooks! It certainly made a statement. But the bedazzled equip

Someone's blowing the whistle on Flo Rida. The 'Whistle' rapper is being sued by a promoter for skipping out on a tour in Canada at the last minute.

Though Flo Rida is pretty much a professional partier in addition to a chart-topping hip-hop artist, he's also remarkably soft-spoken and low key in real life. However, he can turn the fun up and on at will, as he proved on NBC New York Live.

R&B singers Drake and Chris Brown are not the only ones who admire Rihanna. Rapper Flo Rida is also infatuated with the Barbadian singer and has recorded a tune dedicated to her called . . . 'Rihanna (That's My Attitude).'

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.