Perez Hilton — Well if this doesn't say rehabilitated, then we don't know what does! Ha! T.I. was only just released yesterday from prison an entire month early, but that apparently didn't stop him from arriving at the Atlanta halfway house - where he'll be finis... more info

NME — A reality TV show will follow his exploits on the outside more info

Gigwise — Rapper will appear in documentary... more info

E! Online — Rapper T.I. may be free from those prison bars, but he's still got some things to take care of. The Grammy winner had to trek it from Arkansas to a halfway house in Atlanta today,... more info

ContactMusic — Rapper T. I. has entered a halfway house to complete the remainder of his prison sentence less than a day after his release. The Live Your Life hitmaker, real name Clifford Harris, Jr. , walked free from an Arkansas correctional facility on Wednesday... more info

VH1 Blog — T.I. Is Free, And Coming To VH1 Yeah, we told you about this earlier. But can you blame us for being excited? Here’s hoping the Rubber Band Man can bounce back. Chartbeat: The Game Topples The Throne But Will Make Way For Lil Wayne By just a 4% mar... more info

Topix — Atlanta-based rapper T.I. was released today one month early from a federal prison in Arkansas where he was serving a weapons violation sentence. more info

Perez Hilton — T.I. (Clifford Harris) couldn't even wait to step out of prison before he started shooting a new reality show for VH1. Apparently, it's about him "readjusting" to life as a free man after being locked up for 15 years. Just kidding, it was just one. ... more info

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Rapper T.I., real name Clifford Harris Jr., was released from prison Wednesday a month early, bound for a halfway house in his home state of Georgia from a low-security federal prison in Arkansas where he'd been held after violating federal probation... more info

ContactMusic — Embattled rapper T. I. has penned a fictional novel for teenagers. The Live Your Life hitmaker, real name Clifford Harris, Jr. , walked free from an Arkansas correctional facility on Wednesday (31Aug11) after serving 10-months of his 11-month sentenc... more info