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Eminem Supports LL Cool J & Dr. Dre Surprise Collaboration [Watch]: New 'GOAT' Album Hype 2016
Earlier this month, rapper LL Cool J shocked fans with an epic studio session alongside Dr. Dre. Fellow emcee Eminem later shared his excitement on Facebook... So, what's next? -
Eminem Inspires Royce Da 5'9" Sobriety: Rejecting Dr. Dre Regrets, New 'Layers' Album Release
Royce Da 5'9" Talks Getting Sober With Eminem In New Interview Rapper Royce da 5'9" will premiere his highly-anticipated sixth studio album Layers sometime this year. -
Anderson .Paak Teases New Music from Dr. Dre, In Case You Forgot About Him
One of the biggest mistakes you can make, as a music fan, is to forget about Dr. Dre, which is pointed out in the hit single "Forgot About Dre" from 2001. While the iconic rapper has been keeping quiet recently, one of his new Aftermath Records signees, Anderson .Paak, has not been. According to a new interview with the young MC, we could be expecting some new music from the former NWA and Death Row Records member. -
Snoop Dogg Teases Kendrick Lamar, Eminem, Dr. Dre 2016 Tour Dates
Odds are that, if you could pick a compatible dream lineup for a hip-hop tour in 2016, you would think back to the Up in Smoke tour from 16 years ago with Dr. Dre, Eminem and Snoop Dogg, and hope that Compton rapper Kendrick Lamar would also be on the bill. Without getting too ahead of ourselves, this is apparently the ideal tour for Snoop because he recently spoke about his efforts to make this come together, teasing the possibilities of making it happen in 2016 or sometime in the near future. -
Grammys 2016 Best Rap Album Nominees, Who Should/Will Win: Kendrick Lamar's To Lose?
This year the decks seemed pretty stacked in the favor of Kendrick Lamar against the likes of Drake, Dr. Dre, Nicki Minaj and J. Cole, but an upset could potentially be in the cards. -
Chief Keef, Dr. Dre, Lil Wayne Most Profane Lyricists While Country Music is SFW
It's no secret that rap is a profane genre of music, but which artist has the dirtiest mouth of all? According to a new study, the foulest emcees in the game are none other than Chief Keef and Lil Wayne. -
Anderson .Paak Talks 'Malibu,' Working with Dr. Dre, Growth and More [Q&A]
If you aren't well versed on Anderson .Paak then you are truly depriving yourself of someone amazing. The rapper/singer, has been making waves since he dropped his EP, Violets Are Blue, 2010. Since '10, he has released multiple EPs and the hit album, Venice in 2014. Now, starting off the year right, Anderson .Paak is back with his second studio album, Malibu, dropping today and we had the opportunity to speak to him about the album. Read what Anderson .Paak had to say about the process of making his new album, working with Dr. Dre and The Game, personal growth and more. -
Ice Cube Reacts to 'Straight Outta Compton' Golden Globes Snub
Universal's "Straight Outta' Compton" is one of the year's most successful movies, but it looks like all the praise wasn't enough to earn the film a Golden Globe nod. Ice Cube shares his reaction to the snub. -
Kendrick Lamar is Being Sued by An Angry Fan Who Wasn't Able to Meet the Rapper
Kendricks management team promised a fan the opportunity to meet K. Dot after a show for $350. However, they decided to up the price to $10,000, prompting the fan to sue Kendrick. -
'Straight Outta Compton' Named Best Film of 2015 by African-American Film Critics Association
Straight Outta Compton has been drowning in great news since it's August 2015 release. Now, four months since it's debut, Straight Outta Compton has been named "Best Film of 2015" by the African-American Film Critics Association. -
Tupac Shakur not on Billboard's '10 Greatest Rappers of All Time' List?
Billboard Magazine has released its list of the "10 Greatest Rappers of All Time," including Kendrick Lamar, Andre 3000 and Lil Wayne, though they conspicuously left off iconic rapper Tupac Shakur.
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