Why is Suge Knight being allowed to file motions? The former Death Row exec, currently awaiting trial for murder, is still asserting that Dr. Dre paid someone to have him killed.
In the upcoming FOX special "Who Shot Biggie & 2Pac?," Suge Knight tells hosts Ice-T and Soledad O'Brien that he thinks the rapper is still alive.
Toilin Kelly, the fiancee of former Death Row Records mogul Suge Knight, has been indicted for allegedly attempting to sell the hit-and-run video to TMZ.
Sometimes actors can’t get out of character. R. Marcos Taylor, who played Suge Knight in Straight Outta Compton, was recently arrested for threatening employees at a bank.
Suge Knight‘s impending murder trial has been slapped with a new twist after prosecutors in the case alleged the former mogul and his legal team conspired to bribe a witness. The allegations were denied Thursday (August 10) by Knight’s lawyer, suggesting that the former Death Row Records boss doesn’t have the mean to pay anyone […]
Suge Knight was recently indicted for threatening to kill Friday director F. Gary Gray. However, the Death Row Records founder has pleaded not guilty to the charges.
Suge Knight is experiencing newfound heights of struggle. The former CEO was recently in court pleading for access to legal counsel but the judge wasn’t hearing any of it.
Richard Marcus Taylor, the man who portrayed Suge Knight in Straight Outta Compton was arrested in Miami for allegedly beating up a security guard.
At this point, Suge Knight‘s credibility with the truth is similar to Donald Trump’s. The former music industry goon’s ex-wife is denying his claim that she was out to murder him, but the bullets ended up killing Tupac Shakur instead.
Suge Knight, through his lawyers, has confirmed a theory that says that he was the intended target of an assassination that wound up killing Tupac instead.
Infamous record exec Suge Knight is in the hospital again. The Death Row Records founder is again suffering from blood clots.
Before he found himself jailed and facing a murder rap, Suge Knight was one of the most feared men in the music business. A new episode of the National Geographic Channel’s FACING series spotlights the former Death Row Records head honcho’s rise to fame (and fall from grace) via testimonials from the people he did business with.
