Compton rapper the Game turned himself in to Los Angeles police on Monday (June 8) as he stands accused of punching an off-duty officer during a basketball game.
Artists either sink or swim when creating the sequel to a popular album. A brief look at the making of The Game’s upcoming The Documentary II project says he’s banking on the latter scenario.
Compton has brought us a lot of things including half of N.W.A, an infamous swap meet, and some of our favorite artists. But the stigma surrounding “The Hub City” isn’t just some random stereotype.
It gets real out here in the dating world, and social media makes everything that much realer. We sometimes find out more about rappers from their ex-girlfriend’s Twitter and Instagram accounts than we do from their interviews.
This year, The Game will deliver The Documentary 2, the long-promised follow-up to his 2005 debut album.
As the saying goes, nothing lasts forever and nothing proves that like the up and down relationships of celebrity couples preparing to wed. Recently, a bunch of high-profile engagements have been called off thus giving weight to the phrase.
With the NBA Finals in full swing, reigning MVP Kevin Durant has plenty of time on his hands to kill until next season. After he and his Oklahoma City Thunder were eliminated from the Playoffs by the supposed curse of the Based God, he’s been hanging out in Los Angeles clearing his mind. Which, by […]
The “Chi-Raq” wars on wax took an interesting, if not dangerous turn when G. Count of the LEP Bogus Boys rejected the lyrical dap The Game gave him on his “Chi-Raq” freestyle. (Y’know, the one where he and Tyga dissed the bullets out of Lil Durk’s gun?) In fact, the Bogus Boy (speaking on his […]
The Chiraq wars on wax are spilling in studios all over the city’s south side. After Tyga and The Game put a verbal bruising on Lil Durk for his first shot, G. Count of the LEP Bogus Boys is inserting himself in the battle, even after being given a co-sign by the Cali rappers.
There are always three sides to every story and LA Suppperclub–the venue where T.I. and The Game prepared to go toe-to-toe with the boys in blue–is telling their version.
While The Game and T.I. were outside rumbling with the po-po, Future was inside Los Angeles Supperclub celebrating the fact he can still be a presence on the charts. The hitmaker was nabbed by Supreme Team LA to host Supperclub Tuesdays just as his third studio album, Honest reached the #2 spot on the charts.
The Game and T.I. came to the defense of some of their friends outside a club, which turned into a standoff with LAPD. Last night/early this morning, the rappers were partying in the Supperclub in Los Angeles, but the fracas started when men in their entourage couldn’t get into the spot and started fighting security.
