Released a year ago today, the song was more than a diss track; it was a revolutionary moment for the reclamation of Black culture.
The epic beef between rappers Kendrick Lamar and Drake has once again demonstrated the linguistic acrobatics of rap culture.
As fans left Drake's first-ever concert at Harlem's Apollo Theater, they were shocked to find over a dozen NYPD officers recording outside the venue. Naturally, Twitter users voiced their concerns over the controversial move, wondering if this was another example of the "Hip-Hop Police" spying on popular rap artists and their fans.Â
The former Chicago gang leader is currently serving six life sentences for his alleged involvement in a gang-affiliated murder stemming from 1973.Â
LeBron James and Drake are executive producing a documentary about the stories of unsung Black hockey trailblazers.
People commentate on the rap star's 2-year-old kid.
Drake called out a male groper who repeatedly touched girls inappropriately during his "Boy Meets World" concert performance in Sydney, Australia Tuesday.
Drake has signed on as an investor in MatchaBar, a New York-based green tea shop which is working on an energy drink deal with Whole Foods.
Drake is trying to take over Instagram––at least for a little while––with his new hilarious ads for Virginia Black whiskey, which he invested in last year.
Samuel R. Hayes has filed a lawsuit against the Atlanta Hawks for their alleged racially discriminatory practices against Black entertainers.
Super star artist and performer Beyoncé leads the list prospective winners of the 59th annual Grammy Awards with an impressive nine nominations, including for Album of the Year, Song of the Year and Record of the Year. She will also hit the stage for the Feb. 12, 2017 event.
Some of music's biggest artists have opted out of attending the 2017 Grammys.