In the early 2000s, Jay-Z was not only dominating the rap charts but also redefining what it meant to be a cultural icon.

The "In Da Club" rapper took to Instagram to pay his own kind of tribute to the late Murder Inc. founder, who was a close ...

According to a new interview with Carlos King, DMX’s ex-wife Tasheera Simmons explained that when her late husband was alive, ...

Piece by Piece, now streaming on Peacock, is Pharrell Williams’ take on a music doc, which means it’s shot through with the ...

Tony Buzbee filed another lawsuit against Sean "Diddy" Combs—this time on behalf of an unnamed male musician who says he was ...

Signed to his EST label in a joint venture with Alamo, EST Lu Mike was someone Gee looked at as the younger version of ...

Jay-Z's legal team has asked for the lawsuit to be thrown out after the rapper was accused of assault in New York in 2000 ...

The first Super Bowl halftime show in 1967 featured jazz trumpeter Al Hirt and a pair of student marching bands. This year, ...

After JAY-Z, Kylian Mbappé, through his investment entity Coalition Capital, is now an investor at Wristcheck. The renowned ...

Irv Gotti, the boisterous, smiley music mogul who founded Murder Inc. Records and was behind major hip-hop and R&B artists, ...

Before launching Murder Inc. in New York City in 1998, Gotti worked as an A&R at Def Jam, where he helped bring DMX, Jay-Z ...

The producer, who died on Wednesday, built Murder Inc. into one of the most influential record labels of the early 2000s. His career was marred by a federal investigation and trial.