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From Young Thug to Diddy to Lil Durk, one attorney keeps showing up where the culture needs him most.
The legend weighs in on AI's role in music, and his take is more nuanced than you'd expect.
The legend speaks his truth on artificial intelligence, and honestly, it's hard to argue with the man who built Compton's Sound.
The Quality Control co-founder is reportedly hospitalized, and the hip-hop world is rallying behind one of the game's most important architects.
From smuggled verses to jailhouse albums, rap's relationship with incarceration proves the culture simply cannot be caged.
A look at how hip-hop's most relentless artists kept dropping music even when the system tried to silence them.
Cudi wants to build a 'trippy' hip-hop collective from the ground up — and he's looking at YOU.
After Doja Cat called out $tarface, Tyga is drawing a line between creative AI use and straight-up algorithmic laziness.
Deijae Jester, who was 15 when Pop Smoke was killed, now faces four years on fentanyl smuggling charges — a case that refuses to close.
Hot Girl Summer just got a little more courtroom — Megan's legal calendar stays packed as another trial date looms.
Even behind bars, Sean Combs can't escape the headlines — and now his release timeline is moving again.
Physical music isn't dead — it's breathing again, and hip-hop has the most to gain from this revival.
Reports suggest the Queen may owe her own lawyers after a copyright battle — and the courts aren't playing nice.
Yak isn't walking through that door unless nine zeros follow the dollar sign — and honestly, the boldness is hard to argue with.
With the producer gone and the case still alive, Sexyy Red is asking a judge to cut her loose from a royalty dispute that isn't going away quietly.
The fastest rapper alive couldn't outrun the government, and now a Chicago legend is staring down serious consequences.
206 names, countless careers launched — the XXL Freshman list remains the most important co-sign in hip-hop, period.
From Whitney Houston to Alicia Keys, Davis didn't just sign artists — he built the soundtrack of generations.
The Compton legend reportedly told YG to never drop projects just to fulfill a contract — and that's a masterclass in artist integrity.
The Atlanta rapper's road back to freedom officially begins as he transitions out of federal custody and into a halfway house.
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