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Bryce Hall dared 50 Cent to step into the ring after the rapper lost a court battle trying to block the release of their horror movie "Skillhouse."

Caleb Gordon’s War isn’t just an album — it’s a sermon in sneakers. Across 14 tracks, he fuses trap beats with spiritual warfare, delivering hard truths with harder bass. From the reggae-fired title track to the defiant “You Can’t Cancel Me,” Caleb raps like a man on a mission, balancing grit with grace.

Don Toliver’s Calgary Stampede concert turned chaotic as an overcrowded venue led to a dangerous crowd surge.

T.I. was ordered by a federal judge to stop using the title “Situationships” for his film after a trademark clash.

Atlanta’s newest reality dynasty isn’t chasing clout — they’re channeling spirits. The Conjure Family, now streaming on Apple TV and Prime Video, follows Lala Inuti Ahari and her daughters as they grow an eight-figure spiritual empire rooted in hoodoo and ancestral power.

itsHOLY delivers “Showstoppa,” a soulful R&B release born in his hometown studio—surrounded by family and fueled by real-life resilience. With a growing buzz and a new tour slot, he’s making his moment count.

Janet Jackson held hands with Maxwell at a London theater event Monday night fueling speculation about a possible romance.

Before hip-hop topped charts, it was raw, political, and underground. From New York basements to 2Pac’s rage, here’s how “street music” broke through.