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Cleveland Brown wide receiver Josh Gordon missed his chance to benefit from the NFL’s new marijuana policy and his fate has been sealed.

Take heed of what HS87 are doing. Today, the collective continue their stellar run by debuting Kent M$ney’s new album, Crowned.

Sisterhood of Hip Hop episode three was a little more tumultuous than previous segments. The drama is slowly reeling in, as each woman strives to set herself a part from the next MC.

French Montana is already cashing in on his relationship with Khloe Kardashian. The Bronx, by way of Morocco, rapper reportedly has E! execs in a huff since he was promised a sizeable check for his appearances on Keeping Up With The Kardashians by Kris Jennery.

Rappers can’t seem to stay out of jail (sorry, Jeezy). But on tonight’s episode (Aug. 27) of Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out, Kansas City rapper Tech N9ne was tasked with guessing who was the rapper in need of bond money in a game called “Bail Me Out.”

The inescapable struggle that was the Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta Reunion has already prompted legal action to be taken against one of the more enigmatic cast members.

G-Unit visited Power 105.1’s headquarters to chop it up with Angie Martinez and the result was pretty entertaining interview.

Kanye West’s run-ins with the paparazzi don’t stem from some unearthed hatred for the flashing cameras. In fact, Kim Kardashian’s husband recently revealed that his father, Ray West actually used to partake in such activities.

New York Times writer John Eligon wrote an obituary column ahead of Michael “Mike” Brown‘s funeral this past Monday in where he used the terms “no angel” in reference to the slain teen. After coming under fire on social media and abroad, Eligon admitted that his choice of words was poor.

By now, it’s likely that you have wrapped your head around an opinion regarding Floyd Mayweather’s apparent lack of ability to read fluidly.

If there was ever an artist whose authentic talent was overshadowed by all things struggle, it’s Yung Berg.

Jay Z and Kanye West’s collaborative album Watch The Throne ranks among the peak moments in recent Hip-Hop history, but it’s now in question whether or not some foul play was involved with its creation. Or at the very least, that’s what New York musician Joel McDonald alleges.