The Public Enemy frontman’s latest book, “The Moments That Met Me,” details his encounters with a myriad of musicians, entertainers, politicians, athletes and public figures through his illustrations.
Megan Thee Stallion is taking her legal war against Milagro Gramz to the next level, moving to depose Tory Lanez in prison as part of her lawsuit against the blogger.
Diddy’s lawyers say the feds misled the court when obtaining search warrants, claiming agents already had so-called “freak-off” tapes.
Infamous “Pharma Bro” Martin shkreli is still making things difficult for the new owner of a legendary Wu-Tang Clan album.
Jay-Z’s attorneys have fired back against Tony Buzbee’s lawsuit, calling it legally baseless and part of a broader campaign to deflect attention from his own legal troubles.
EXCLUSIVE: Maseo talks to AllHipHop about the impending release of the “Clear Lake Audiotorium” EP and what it feels like to move forward without Trugoy the Dove.
With nothing but two garden hoses and sheer will, Albert ‘Dinky’ Sanders fought for 15 hours to save his family’s home—while firefighters stood by and watched homes burn. But there’s a tragic twist.
Drake is dialing back some of his legal claims against UMG in a battle over Kendrick Lamar’s “Not Like Us takes.”
Federal prosecutors are pushing to use Bronx drill rapper Kay Flock’s lyrics as evidence, arguing his music serves as a direct confession to violent crimes.
Xzibit opens up about his return to music, working with Conor McGregor’s Greenback Records, and why authenticity in Hip-Hop still matters.
Fat Joe’s courtroom battle over “All The Way UP rages on as a judge refuses to dismiss a lawsuit from songwriter Fly Havana.
Travis Scott is being sued after a man who says his security team violently assaulted him and left him with permanent injuries.
Remy Ma might just be having second thoughts about stepping away from Papoose, and the rumor mill is buzzing with claims that she’s trying to reel him back in.
“To My Rescue, It Was The S1Ws (A Public Enemy Story)” premiered at the 2025 Pan African Film Festival on Wednesday (February 12)
JAY-Z celebrated a legal victory after all allegations against him were dismissed, calling the lawsuit a “frivolous” attempt with no merit and criticizing the legal system that allowed it to proceed.
Russell Simmons won a major legal battle after judge dismissed a sexual assault lawsuit against him because he lives in Indonesia.
YoNasDa Lonewolf, Oglala Lakota/Black, National Community Organizer, has something to say about the Kansas City Chiefs.
RIP Irv Gotti: How will the family deal with the incoming swarm of money and power?
Micheal Blake goes back to the Obama Administration and now he’s looking to bring his unique political brand to New York City.
The Speech-led group has returned with a new single called “All I See is Melanin,” the Grammy Award-winning group’s first release of 2025.
