Category: Filthy Reads

JAY-Z’s 13th studio album 4:44 turned five years old on Thursday (June 30), and the Hip Hop community celebrated the

As the long wait for new Frank Ocean music continues, fans were treated to a blast-from-the-past this week when an

Lil Wayne and sports journalist Skip Bayless have one of the most random, unlikeliest friendships. The pair have formed a

Yung Miami took a bashing on social media earlier this week after cheering on her rumored boyfriend Diddy as he

HipHopDX – Instead of staring at a computer or phone screen searching for new playlist-ready bangers, we are well aware

R. Kelly was sentenced to 30 years in prison in a New York federal court on Wednesday (June 29) after

Los Angeles, CA – DDG is no longer facing charges for illegal gun possession following his arrest on June 6,

The Game opened up about seeing his first dead body at the age of 7 years old during his recent

It’s a bit of a slower week on the album front, but that won’t stop HipHopDX from curating a list of essential

Joe Budden has made great use of his podcast platform with all his unfiltered takes on what’s shaking in the

Fivio Foreign found an early hit with “Say My Name” featuring Queen Naija and Coi Leray off his debut album

It’s not uncommon for Jeopardy! to include a question or two about Hip Hop these days. After all, it’s the

Atlanta, GA – The deadly triple shooting involving Ludacris’ longtime manager Chaka Zulu left a 23-year-old man dead and two

After being brutally shot at a Chipotle in Edgewater, New Jersey, Lil Tjay was rushed into emergency surgery on Wed

Beyoncé had the music world in shambles when she dropped “Break My Soul,” the first single off her upcoming seventh

Exclusive – MSNBC anchor Ari Melber has become a favorite among Hip Hop fans nationwide. Known for quoting numerous rap

Murder Inc. founder Irv Gotti is looking to take the story of the legendary 1980s New York City organized crime

MTV had a goldmine on its hands with the innovative television series Pimp My Ride. Hosted by Xzibit, the show ran

Lil Durk was set to walk Jake Paul to the ring for his next boxing match against Tommy Fury, but

Although The Game is a West Coast legend, the Compton native has an affinity for New York City, specifically Harlem.