Kpop Demon Hunters filmmakers and songwriters talked about the creative processes, including EJAE, the songwriter and singing ...

Last year, Taylor appeared to reference her ex Matty Healy across her eleventh studio album, The Tortured Poets Department, ...

The Fugees, comprising rappers Lauryn Hill, Wyclef Jean and Pras Michel, successfully blended elements of reggae and R&B into ...

On this day 32 years ago in 1993, Eazy-E released his second solo EP, It’s On (Dr. Dre) 187um Killa, a ruthless response record that became one of the most explosive moments in Hip Hop history. Just ...

There's an array of colors, shapes and forms in the list below of the Top 40 Drug Songs, just as it is with the substances themselves. You'll find celebrations, experimental insights and cautionary ...

Today, the Hip-Hop community remembers one of its most pivotal figures, Eric Lynn Wright—better known to the world as Eazy-E on what would have been his birthday. Born in 1964 in Compton, California, ...

Billboard has released its list of the Top 50 Best Afrobeats Songs of All-Time with 2Face’s “African Queen” ranked as the number one Best Afrobeats song. The list curated by Billboard staff has Wizkid ...

The Grand Ole Opry, country music's beloved American staple, turns 100 this year. To celebrate, they're revealing a list its fans compiled of the 100 greatest country songs. Eventually, you, the ...

An oddball entry when it first hit the Twin Cities radio dial in 2005, the Current announced a very left-of-the-dial kind of song as the winner of its 20th anniversary “893 Essential Songs” voting ...

Suge Knight revisited controversial claims surrounding rapper Eazy-E’s death during a recent jailhouse interview. Suge Knight reignited controversy surrounding Eazy-E during a provocative jailhouse ...

Everybody hurts — except for Nathan Caine. And yes, the soundtrack for “Novocaine” has a lot of fun with that fact. Now in theaters, “Novocaine” follows Nathan (Jack Quaid), an assistant bank manager ...

"Cruising on the street on my '64." The line from the song of the same name will always be a big part of West Coast hip hop culture. It was written by none other than hip hop legend and band member of ...