Category: Filthy Reads

Death Row Records co-founder Michael “Harry-O” Harris walked out of Lompoc Federal Correctional Institute seven years early last Wednesday (January

New York, NY – Casanova will reportedly remain behind bars until he stands trial on charges of racketeering and drug trafficking.

Chloe Bailey is looking to continue her ascent into stardom this year. Just over a week after making her own

Conway The Machine is looking to build his own conglomerate in addition to his thriving solo career and as a

After taking a lengthy hiatus, Kid Cudi made a strong comeback with his seventh studio album, Man on the Moon

Don Toliver is already picking up major plaques for Heaven or Hell less than a year after releasing his debut

For many artists, the impact of COVID-19 forcing people to collaborate remotely might not matter too much due to sending

Despite being deemed a sellout who endorsed Donald Trump, Lil Wayne is seemingly on a run. In a year that

Less than two weeks after Lil Eazzyy released the official G Herbo-assisted remix to his breakout hit “Onna Comeup,” the

With February fast-approaching, iHeartRadio has major plans for Black History Month. The broadcast platform giant announced they will be hosting

Lifetime premiered the Salt-N-Pepa biopic on Saturday (January 23) to both the delight and chagrin of their fans, a reaction

The Kid LAROI’s ascent to rap stardom has been something to marvel at when considering the success he’s seen recently.

The bigger Mulatto gets in the industry, the more attention she’s going to get from people interested in her love

LOS ANGELES, CA – The Migos are gearing up for their comeback. It’s been over three years since the release

With the COVID-19 pandemic still raging across the globe, people are essentially left with two choices: either come out of

Lil Durk is looking to pay homage to a fellow Chicago legend. Durk, who boldly referred to himself as the

Atlanta, GA – Rick Ross has a sprawling, 109-room Atlanta estate that recently fetched $2.75 million from a movie studio

After Hulu released their own 6ix9ine documentary in 2020, it’s now SHOWTIME’s turn. The premium cable network’s Supervillain: The Making

The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the world in profound ways and life might never be the same — even with

Following a busy year of acting, executive producing movies/TV shows and releasing his Man on the Moon III: The Chosen