Author: Editorial Staff

Ice Cube and the late Eazy-E were once co-members of the pioneering gangsta rap legends N.W.A. But tensions within the

Staple Design founder Jeff Staple met up with André 3000 over the weekend for some lunch and shared a rare

Moneybagg Yo copped his boo Ari Fletcher a customized Lamborghini Urus for her 25th birthday in July, but she decided

Slim Thug has been shooting his shot at Megan Thee Stallion and now he’s at it again, determined to get

Chloe x Halle enlisted a surge of girl power for the remix to their Scott Storch-produced single, “Do It.” Released

Dr. Dre and his estranged wife Nicole Young are going through what appears to be a contentious divorce. On Thursday

Lil Wayne‘s hair has gone through many phases throughout the course of his 25-year career, from straight-back braids in his

The Los Angeles Rams will make their debut in the brand new SoFi Stadium this month and L.A. native YG

Cordae — who dropped the YBN from his moniker last month — sat down for a new video interview with TIDAL’s

Joe Budden aired out his issues with Spotify last week and announced he’d be leaving the company as soon as

Los Angeles, CA – Silento is typically the victim of internet death rumors — but not this time. The “Watch

Bryson Tiller fans have been anxiously waiting for new music for some time and the “Don’t” singer knows it. Along

Tekashi 6ix9ine has been labeled a snitch by the general collective for testifying on the witness stand, but in a

Chris Brown and Rihanna were once madly in love, but a 2009 assault brought their young romance to a screeching

J Dilla passed away almost 15 years ago but that isn’t stopping him from being sued. According to Rolling Stone,

The child support battle between Future and his most recent child’s mother Eliza Seraphin has reportedly come to an end

The shocking death of Black Panther star Chadwick Boseman made many fans revisit the film’s soundtrack, which was curated by

Planned Parenthood issued a statement in July that explained why comparing abortion to “Black Genocide” is both “offensive and infantilizing.”

Rick Ross isn’t done with Lloyd Banks — at least not yet. On Monday (August 31), the Richer Than I’ve

Public Enemy is back with a vengeance. Shortly after announcing their return to Def Jam Recordings — the label where it