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A$AP Rocky might be rapping about his gun assault trial on his new album.

The Public Enemy frontman's latest book, "The Moments That Met Me," details his encounters with a myriad of musicians, entertainers, politicians, athletes and public figures through his illustrations.

Lil Durk is facing a wrongful death lawsuit accusing him of orchestrating a hit on Quando Rondo’s cousin in an alleged act of retaliation. 

John Legend defended his performance in Rwanda, arguing that music should not be a political weapon despite criticism over the nation's involvement in the war with the Democratic Republic of Congo.

Jimi Kendrix reflects on his time working with Irv Gotti, revealing exclusive insights into the hit-making process behind Murder Inc.'s biggest songs and the sacrifices that came with success.

Kendrick Lamar's “tv off” collaborator, Lefty Gunplay, was arrested in El Paso ahead of a scheduled performance. 

Tory Lanez’s prison recording session took a chaotic turn when a riot erupted, forcing him to flee after seemingly getting pepper-sprayed. 

Suge Knight is accusing Snoop Dogg of trying to help Keefe D, the sole individual charged in Tupac Shakur's murder. 

Kanye West is turning heads after teasing a new collaboration with The Game, inspired by Beyoncé’s mother, Tina Knowles.   In the early hours of Tuesday (February 25), West shared a snippet of The Game recording the track titled “TINA.” Produced by West, the song opens with a sample of Knowles’ “Spirit Tunnel” walk from “The