Kanye West will be supporting his friend Jay Z in a big way! The rap mogul will headline both the Los Angeles (Grand Park) and Philadelphia "Budweiser Made In America" Festival on Labor Day Weekend (August 30 and 31).

Rapper Kirko Bangz teams with R and B sensation August Alsina for his new single "Rich." On the track, the New Orleans crooner provides a soulful backdrop for "wanting more" while the "Drank In My Cup" hit-maker spits about not being "noticed" for his

Meek Mill has confirmed the release date for his new album, "Dreams Worth More Than Money." Breaking the news via Twitter Monday, the "House Party" rapper confirmed that the album will be released on September 9.

Sevyn Streeter may be the hottest new hook singer! Just last week she jumped on the hook for The Lox's " Remember ," now she's on B.o.B's "Swing My Way," a rehashing of the 90's classic by KP and Envy.

We should have known Lil Wayne was up to something after he made his daughter Reginae Carter speak on the Mic while his Young Money crew accepted their BET Award for Best Group.

Despite the social backlash from this Sunday's BET Awards, Iggy Azalea gets some well needed pick-up from home by covering the upcoming August 2014 issue of Cosmopolitan Australia.

Veteran rap group The LOX return with a new single called "Remember," featuring Sevyn Streeter.

Critically acclaimed faith rapper Lecrae calls out other mainstream rappers for their lyrical content on his new single "Nuthin," a single from his upcoming album Anomaly.

Worcester, MA emcee Joyner Lucas pulls the race card on his new tell-it-like-it-is joint "Half Ni**er" on which he reflects on being biracial and touches on this county's age-old elephant in the room issue: racism.

After rumors that Ma$e and Basketball Wives: LA star Malaysia Pargo were an item (since she filed for divorce from Jannero Pargo), now we know why they were hangin out...

The wait if over! Busta Rhymes drops his highly anticipated single "Calm Down," featuring Eminem. On the track, which samples House of Pain's "Jump Around," the two veteran rappers go HAM about the things they dislike.

Check out the single artwork to Busta Rhymes and Eminem's highly anticipated upcoming collaboration "Calm Down." In the image, both rappers transition into comic characters and rage at each other.