Joe Budden defended Drake's enduring legacy despite recent criticisms following reference track leaks.

Charlamagne Tha God recently confirmed on the ‘Flagrant’ podcast that Diddy allegedly had Wendy Williams fired from Hot 97 in 1998 after she implied he was gay, a claim further supported by Diddy's former bodyguard Gene Deal.

Alexander Edwards downplays his Cannes Film Festival brawl with Southside and Travis Scott, emphasizing no hard feelings and mutual respect, as girlfriend Cher supports him.

Jennifer Lopez's Las Vegas residency faces uncertainty due to sluggish ticket sales and ongoing negotiations with MGM Resorts International.

Diddy's legal team refutes allegations from a Rolling Stone investigation, asserting the hip-hop mogul's innocence and emphasizing that thorough investigations by proper authorities will clarify the truth.

Joe Budden joins Jermaine Dupri in criticizing Apple Music's 100 Best Albums list, emphasizing the undervaluation of classic R&B records and the exclusion of iconic albums by artists like Sade, Usher, and Marvin Gaye.

Bradford Cohen, Kodak Black's attorney, emphasizes the unique bond and mentorship he shares with the rapper, revealing Kodak's numerous philanthropic efforts driven by genuine altruism rather than a quest to rehab his public image.

Rappers Cam’ron and Mase recently turned down an offer to walk out with Mike Tyson for his fight against Jake Paul, citing concerns about being blamed if Tyson were to lose.