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The Louis Vuitton Foundation announced a special Jay-Z concert in France. Advertisement Jay-Z will perform at a tribute to artists Andy Warhol and Jean-Michel Basquiat in Paris on Friday (April 14). The event celebrates the Louis Vuitton Foundation’s “Basquiat × Warhol. Painting Four Hands” exhibition. Hov’s concert takes place at the foundation’s Auditorium, which can

A new book aims to unravel the enigma of iconic rapper Tupac Shakur by delving deep into his 25 years of existence and shedding light on his controversial legacy. Opening the doors to a side of Tupac Shakur that has never been seen before, “Tupac Shakur: The Authorized Biography” offers readers an unprecedented look into

The ill-fated 2017 Fyre Festival was such a disaster that Fyre Media founder William “Billy” McFarland ended up in federal prison. Apparently, McFarland wants to try to launch Fyre again. Advertisement Billy McFarland partnered with Hip Hop artist Ja Rule to present the so-called “luxury” music festival on the Bahamian island of Great Exuma. Attendees

Chlöe Bailey has broken her silence and responded to the online chatter about her debut solo album’s underwhelming sales.  Advertisement The highly anticipated In Pieces was released on Mar. 31 and debuted at No. 119 on the Billboard 200 albums chart with only 10,000 units, per Chart Data. Many online blamed Beyoncé for the lackluster

Swae Lee told the story behind an embarrassing moment from a few years ago on The Bootleg Kev Podcast. Advertisement The Rae Sremmurd rapper explained how he accidentally posted a picture of his penis on Instagram Stories. Swae Lee said he was trying to check out a new tattoo on his stomach but ended up

California rapper Blueface has signed his contract with Kingpyn Boxing to fight British TikTok star Ed Matthews in an upcoming tournament opening on April 22. Advertisement The fight will happen in London, according to Mirror UK. This will be the first time that Blueface has stepped in the ring since fought and beat Kane Trujillo

There is a long history between Indiana emcee Freddie Gibbs and internet personality DJ Akademiks. The latest round in their feud includes the involvement of Republican politician Donald Trump. Advertisement On April 9, DJ Akademiks shared a snapshot of himself posing with Trump at the UFC 287 event in Miami. It appears Ak supports the

Tekashi 6ix9ine is determined to record the video for his new song in Africa, even if it means he must shoot the visuals on an iPhone.   The controversial rapper is on a musical comeback following his brutal gym assault last month. He plans to drop the video for his new track WAPA this Friday, two

LSU basketball star Flau’jae Johnson grabbed the attention of a major label executive. Columbia Records executive vice president Bu Thiam expressed interest in signing the rapper/basketball player in an interview with TMZ. Thiam praised Johnson when asked if she has what it takes to pursue a career in music. “She hard,” Thiam said. “Tell her,

Mystic and Ray Luv collaborate for “Still (Love),” from the album “Dreaming In Cursive: The Girl Who Loved Sparklers.” Mystic’s “Still (Love)” video is here. In this mini-movie, Ray Luv, the legendary artist Bay-area artist, is also featured. This Mystic’s second video from her critically acclaimed opus Dreaming In Cursive: The Girl Who Loved Sparklers.

Many people credit WWE superstar John Cena for popularizing the “You Can’t See Me” hand gesture. However, Cena publicly acknowledged he originally got that taunt from G-Unit rapper Tony Yayo. The Tony Yayo/John Cena-inspired “You Can’t See Me” recently became a topic of conversation again following controversy connected to the 2023 NCAA Division I Women’s

Young M.A is on the road to recovery after a recent health scare, assuring fans she’s “very much sober” and ready to take over the summer with new music.  Last month, footage of the “OOOUUU” hitmaker at the barbers sparked concern from supporters. The video went viral with fans worried that she appeared unwell and

Jim Jones’s recent appearance on The Amazing AllHipHop Podcast has resulted in several notable moments. Throughout the roughly 60-minute conversation, Jones discussed everything from spending time at JAY-Z’s infamous Baseline Studios to the competition between Cam’ron and Hov. He also talked about the natural evolution his music has taken since Dipset first emerged in the

“Creed 3” was a great movie! It has grossed more than any movie in the opening weekend than any sports-related movie – EVER! Michael B. Jordan and Jonathan Majors were the stars of the movie and did an amazing job! They also did an amazing job promoting it too. Some of those images were amazing,

Rae Sremmurd have released their fourth album via EarDrummers and Interscope. Simply titled Sremm Life 4, the project boasts production from Mike WiLL Made-It, Zaytoven, Murda on the Beat and Sonny Digital. A sole feature from Young Thug appears on “Royal Flush” and Future on “Activate.” Advertisement Ahead of its release, Swae Lee and Slim

Jim Jones was a recent guest on the Amazing AllHipHop podcast with co-founder Chuck Creekmur. Advertisement The Dipset OG opened up about a bevy of topics, including his time at Baseline Studios with JAY-Z. According to Jones, he would regularly bring Bloods gang members to the now-defunct studio. Speaking to Creekmur, Jones walked listeners through

Eazy-E was a Hip-Hop powerhouse when he died in 1995. As a founding member of the trailblazing gangsta rap group N.W.A and founder/CEO of Ruthless Records, he made his mark in the 30 years he was on the planet. But according to Daz Dillinger’s manager Bigg A, who helped put together the Lil Eazy-E collaborative

There’s an update on the ongoing legal battle involving the surviving members of the legendary R&B group, The Isley Brothers. It appears the brothers are working towards a settlement regarding the use of their iconic name. In a recent off-the-record telephone conference, the parties were instructed to contact the court by April 20th, 2023, to

The Grammy Museum announced an online auction via Charitybuzz which features items signed by various artists like Atlanta rapper 21 Savage. Advertisement A-list names such as Bad Bunny, Sheryl Crow, Dr. Dre, Mick Fleetwood, Lizzo, Bonnie Raitt, Smokey Robinson, and Harry Styles autographed guitars backstage at the 65th Annual Grammy Awards in February. Additionally, Luke