During an interview with Forbes’ The Enterprise Zone, he used the word “legacy” to describe the hip-hop mogul. The singer went on to reflect on his own career path as host Jabari Young asked him about avoiding the kind of “negativity” that’s been associated with Combs today. Instead, Usher talked about how Diddy’s been “misrepresented”
The rapper discovered that a shelter was about to euthanize the dog and immediately stepped in to save him. She announced the rescue on Instagram, explaining she’d just learned about kill shelters and couldn’t stand by while an innocent animal faced execution. She already has a French bulldog named 4oe (pronounced “Foe”), his three puppies,
Tapping into their roots, the duo reflects on how their New Orleans upbringing shaped their music, hustle, and signature style that helped redefine the industry. Mannie Fresh dives deep into his production genius, explaining how he built records from scratch and created the bounce-driven sound that powered Cash Money Records to the top. Juvenile matches
KRS-One just handed down one of Hip-Hop’s most meaningful blessings to Ab-Soul, officially granting him the right to carry the KRS-Two name. The moment went down at the Blue Note Los Angeles on March 19, where the legendary MC stood alongside Ab-Soul and Talib Kweli, cementing a generational transfer of knowledge and respect that goes way
The No Limit Records founder and New Orleans native stepped down from his unpaid role as president of basketball operations and assistant coach, marking the end of an ambitious experiment that started in February 2025 when the Privateers were sitting at a dismal 4-27 record. UNO President Kathy Johnson confirmed the departure on March 26,
The country-rap rocker stood by his pool at his “southern White House” replica, applauding and giving a military salute as two AH-64 Apache helicopters flew overhead on March 28, 2026. The post was clearly referencing Newsom’s recent move to ban Kid Rock from California, which the governor announced on social media last month. Major Montrell
Nick Cannon is at the center of a legal pursuit as Viacom International Inc. has filed a lawsuit accusing him and Zeus Network for blatantly ripping off his long-running MTV series, Wild ’N Out. According to the suit exclusively obtained by AllHipHop, Zeus’ Bad vs. Wild show has been detailed as more than imitation—but pretty much a carbon copy of the hit Hip-Hop improv comedy
Artemis II, NASA’s mission to send humans back to the moon for the first time since 1972, successfully launched early this evening. The 10-day test flight, which will not land on the moon, is a mission packed with milestones. The mission includes the first woman and first person of colour to fly into cislunar space, the area
Kelvin Evans is betting everything on a jury siding with him instead of Beyoncé, leading him to make what may end up being a disastrous decision. The 40-year-old Atlanta man accused of stealing unreleased Beyoncé music from her choreographer’s rental car walked into a Fulton County courtroom earlier this week and rejected a plea deal that
Boosie walked through Minneapolis-Saint Paul International Airport and ran straight into a racial profiling nightmare that had him seeing red. The Baton Rouge legend didn’t hold back when airport staff allegedly flagged his jewelry as a security threat, claiming his ring was a weapon. Boosie took to social media and let the world know exactly what
