A publishing company has filed a lawsuit claiming rights to Aaliyah’s music. Reservoir Media Management is suing Craze Productions for alleged unlawful use of the late singer’s hits.
The 2013 Jordan Brand Classic is going down April 13 as the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. As a bonus, Drake will be performing immediately following the coveted high school all-star game.
Snoop Lion gets a little help from his own family and YMCMB on his latest single. On “No Guns Allowed,” from his forthcoming Reincarnated album, the former Snoop Dogg gets a verse from Drake and vocal assistance from his daughter Cori B.
While Lil Wayne recuperates in a Los Angeles hospital after another seizure, plenty of his famous friends have been coming by to visit. Also, T.I. had some choice words for TMZ about the way in which the reports of Weezy’s recent trip to the ER was handled.
Chris Brown has been on a tear lately. On Thursday night (March 7) in Hollywood, the R&B crooner, and magnet for criticism, gave men some romantic advice that included suggesting they tell their women, “that’s my pu–y.”
It’s official, Kendrick Lamar has topped MTV’s coveted Hottest MCs In The Game list. After an interesting week of debates, and rappers exposing their feelings, K-Dot emerged as the top rap star among his peers.
Damn, Chris Brown, why you so mad? Breezy and Drizzy haven’t been friends for a while now, but will the hate ever end? Probably not.
It looks like somebody is still feeling a way. That Chris Brown vs. Drake beef must be alive and well, which the Virginia singer made clear during a performance at a club in Hollywood, Calif., last night.
Yes, this is still happening. Now Meek Mill has dropped his own version of Drake’s “Started from The Bottom.”
Didn’t the ball just drop to ring in 2013 yesterday? Well, if you blinked the year is about to be 25% finished. Time flies.
Unfortunately the words “rapper” and “taxes” more times than not ends up in a fail (ask Ja Rule). However, Hip-Hop artists like Game, Jim Jones, Daz Dillinger and more are hoping their “expenses” at the strip club are legitimate tax deductions that will ease the pain when it comes time to pay Uncle Sam.
Wale faced an awkward moment when he confronted two announcers for making fun of his career in comparison to Drake’s, and now he’s explaining why it needed to go down. Essentially, he’s not into people disrespecting the hard work he’s put in, but understands how his intentions could’ve been misconstrued.
