Under new legal pressures, Cesar Pina is barred from social media and must surrender all firearms, marking a critical point in his ongoing legal battle related to a real estate controversy.
Camila Cabello navigates speculation around her relationship with Drake, emphasizing mutual respect and admiration.
Eminem shares exclusive behind-the-scenes details of his iconic “My Name Is” video, casting a new light on old rumors.
The controversy surrounding Alicia Keys and Pharrell Williams’ performance in Saudi Arabia amplifies the debate on celebrity responsibility in contentious socio-political landscapes.
Deiondra Sanders said she’s not having a baby to “keep a man” in reference to Jacquees, who declared he loved her.
Mary J. Blige has transformed her discomfort with her voice into a celebration of her unique sound and personal achievements.
Watch the trailer for the duo’s “We Don’t Trust You” studio LP.
The self-described communist claims Rubin pushed Kanye West toward MAGA.
The Drake Curse is really in full effect these days.
Mike Epps explained why he used cocaine in a conversation with former NBA players Matt Barnes and Stephen Jackson.
The Grammy Award-nominated DJ/producer’s latest album is a groundbreaking journey through music, blending history, present and future into a seamless sonic experience.
Busta Rhymes’ Flipmode Squad hasn’t dropped an album since 1998. Rah Digga and Baby Sham are expected to be part of the new LP.
Lil Wayne’s former chef sued him for discrimination, retaliation and wrongful termination after she was fired in 2022.
The three longtime friends performed “Eye Know,” which is included on the anniversary edition of “Three Feet High and Rising.”
Drake bet on Francis Ngannou in the former UFC champion’s boxing match against heavyweight boxer Anthony Joshua.
The album features Quando Rondo, Meechy Baby and more.
The Paul brothers’ longtime frenemy calls the matchup “sad.”
The TDE MC shares his review of the 50 Cent-produced series.
The Grammy winner calls her version an “elevated” bad girl anthem.
D.L. Hughley condemned Palestinian descendant DJ Khaled for failing to use his platform to speak out about the war in Gaza.
