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Thanks to a very strict cultural code, being a bona fide Hip-Hop star takes a great deal of skill in making the record creating business look easy.

Hip-Hop’s marketing capabilities is a phenom lost on no one, including the NBA who recently hosted a “Drake Night” in the rapper’s honor.

Diddy was at the Golden Globes in Beverly Hills last night, sporting a sharp looking tuxedo. However, the Hip-Hop mogul showed minimal chill while on stage presenting awards. 

Sean “Diddy” Combs has made Ciroc vodka a household name. Now he plans to do the same with tequila. Also, he’s going to be throwing another epic New Year’s Eve party.

Beat jacking might just be rap’s not-so-secret epidemic. Yesterday, producer Major Seven accused K.E. On the Track of stealing the beat for “The Devil Is A Lie” (pretty ironic, given the title).

Power 106’s annual Cali Christmas concert went down this past weekend, December 14, in Anaheim, CA without a glitch in the Matrix.

Sean “Diddy” Combs and Kanye West are both thoroughly accomplished Hip-Hop artists and business men. They also happen to be brown-skinned Black men, which apparently caused confusion for one notable art dealer  who confused Diddy for Yeezy at Art Basel in Miami.

The American service industry is full of hard-working people who are underpaid for their time. To add insult, these A-list celebrities are notorious for behaving badly and leaving little-to-no tips as gratuity.

Not to be outdone by Jay Z picking up Jeezy to his Roc Nation team, Sean “Diddy” Combs has made some baller moves himself. Together he and his team over at CÎROC Vodka (alongside Diageo) joined a much bigger team—30 of them to be exact—as they have linked up with the National Basketball Association to […]

Kendrick Lamar cleans up rather nice but he’s not the first rapper to get jiggy for the camera lens of GQ.

Technically, “today” marks the 44th birthday for Sean “Diddy” Combs. But when you’re as ballerific as this Harlem hustler is, you can afford to do anything—including changing your own birthday.

For every chart-topping rhyme slinger who marries big (see: Future or Jay Z), there’s a legion of rappers who get by on sheer luck.