After teasing a new collaboration over the past few days, Khalid and Fifth Harmony member Normani Kordei dropped their Valentine’s Day single “Love Lies” on Wednesday. The song features Khalid’s distinct voice complimenting Normani’s smooth vocals over
Snoop Dogg is doing another NBA hip-hop all-star game this year in Los Angeles, California, with 2 Chainz is the co-host. 2 Chainz has recently made a few changes to his team and added a few more
Adding to his legal issues, Suge Knight, the former Death Row Records mogul, was slapped with tax liens equalling a whopping $3.3. million. According to reports, Knight, who is currently locked up in Los Angeles County Jail
Fabolous and Jadakiss are back with a video off of their joint album Friday On Elm Street. In their new video for “Theme Music,” the duo suits up for a fancy, retro dinner party at the roller rink.
Kanye West seems to be interested in reviving the “Red October” sneaker brand after refiling an application for its exclusive rights. Kanye reportedly tried to trademark the “Red October” brand back in 2013, but it fell through
‘The Autobiography of Gucci Mane’, a book on the life of the rapper, is set to be made into a biopic. Brian Grazer and Erica Huggins will reportedly produce the project by teaming up with Paramount Pictures. The studio has retained the
L.A. Lakers point guard Lonzo Ball announced on Twitter that he will be dropping “Born 2 Ball”, which features seventeen new songs, on Feb. 15. Along with the albums’ title, Ball also revealed the cover art — a baby
Jennifer Lopez has been hinting a collaboration with rap superstar Cardi B and this week, JLO confirmed her and Cardi do indeed have a song on the way together called “Dinero.” “I feel like you already know
Chance the Rapper is stepping behind the scenes to helm a new documentary about basketball and he’s bringing Cleveland Cavaliers shooting guard and fellow Chicago native Dwyane Wade along for the ride. The two Chicago stars have
Hip-hop legend Nas paid homage to his roots in an open letter, giving credit to hip-hop, blues, jazz and folk musicians like his father. To celebrate Black History Month, Nas wrote an open letter for Google Arts
