The family of Pablo Escobar, the late Colombian drug kingpin and leader of the feared Medellin cartel, is working to capitalize on a newer addiction: smartphones. Esocbar Inc. says it's releasing an ...

The rapper 2 Chainz may have a legal showdown on his hands after the family of Pablo Escobar hit the Atlanta emcee with a lawsuit for $10 million alleging the former collegiate hoops player took ...

At least that’s how Pablo Escobar’s brother feels when it comes to the popular Netflix series chronicling the Colombian drug lord’s prolific rise to the most powerful cocaine trafficker in the world.

A state public health order has kept the Escobar Aspen nightclub closed since at least June, while a lawsuit its attorney described as “pure fiction” has been hanging over it since it was filed in ...

The brother of deceased Colombian cocaine king Pablo Escobar has made a “friendly request” to Netflix for a sneak peak as season two of Narcos. This is huge news because is means there is … a second ...

The sibling of the late drug kingpin says the Escobar Fold 1's plastic screen "cannot break," unlike Samsung's Galaxy Fold. Sean knows far too much about Marvel, DC and Star Wars, and poured this ...

2 Chainz’s co-owned Atlanta eatery Escobar Restaurant And Tapas has gotten the rapper into hot water yet again. The restaurant was previously shut down after violating coronavirus safety procedures.

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Pablo Escobar's brother is celebrating a big victory over an ongoing legal battle, but he's not letting it distract him from the fact that he really hates Elon Musk. Roberto Escobar has officially ...

These are not the kind of rivals you want to burn. The brother of notorious drug lord Pablo Escobar has threatened to “take down” Elon Musk with a $100 million lawsuit for stealing his plans for a ...

As the series contends with the killing of its location scout in rural Mexico, the family of Pablo Escobar ratchets up its rights claims while offering "no comment" regarding the crewmember's death.