The former “Pump It Up!” host has become an advocate for domestic violence victims and most recently spoke up about the video of Diddy assaulting Cassie Ventura in 2016.
Guess who’s back? Back again. Shady’s back. Tell a friend.
Speaking to AllHipHop, the pioneering DJ explained how The Purple One influenced the Egyptian Lover sound and, in turn, a whole era of West Coast rap.
Dr. Dre used to own a massive vinyl collection featuring 80,000 records, which he stored at a warehouse with a bar.
The “Guilty Conscience” collaborators linked back up for more tunes.
Snoop Dogg had the Hollywood Walk of Fame crowd in stitches, remixing his “I wanna thank me,” speech to pay tribute to Dr. Dre.
The Hip-Hop heavyweights assisted Jimmy Kimmel with an embarrassing medical issue in the hilarious “Grey’s Anatomy” bit.
Hosted by Big Boy, the ceremony was also attended by Jimmy Iovine, Fred Wreck, DJ Quik, Kurupt, Royce Da 5’9, Top Dawg and more.
Benzino won’t let go of his feud with Eminem as the Boston-bred rapper complained about Dr. Dre’s opinion of Em.
The rap mogul, known for his pioneering contributions to the music industry, made the candid admission speaking with James Corden for SiriusXM’s This Life of Mine, shedding light on the severity of his health struggles.
Dr. Dre and Snoop Dogg have been working together for three decades, but the two don’t always see eye-to-eye.
Suge Knight claimed Snoop Dogg became “besties” with Diddy and said they were in a secret society alongside other artists.
Dr. Dre spoke at Snoop Dogg’s Hollywood Walk of Fame ceremony and now the D-O-Double-G will return the favor.
Eminem shares exclusive behind-the-scenes details of his iconic “My Name Is” video, casting a new light on old rumors.
The former “Pump It Up” host recently revisited her 2019 appearance on “The Wendy Williams Show” following the news of the talk show host’s health issues.
Suge Knight claims Chris Brown being shunned over his abuse allegations while Dr. Dre gets celebrated, points to a double standard.
50 Cent might have something up his sleeve that could shock the world!
The 24-time Grammy winner received a special honor named after Dr. Dre.
The iconic West Coast gangsta rap album not only ushered in the G-Funk era but also helped launch the careers of Snoop Dogg, Lady of Rage, Daz Dillinger, Nate Dogg, Kurput and many more.
