Dr. Dre's pockets are a lot fatter these days, but that doesn't mean he won't go after what's owed to him, especially when it's from his first love.

Plans for a sequel of the 1996 blockbuster film Independence Day may not come to fruition, at least not with Will Smith.

Kanye West has some extra cash in his pocket, and it may be because he made peace with Nike. Earlier today, the athletics giant made a surprising statement by announcing the release of the Air Yeezy II Red Octobers via their website.

Trinidad James may have cooled off musically, but he's catching heat in other ways. According to TMZ, the "All Gold Everything" rapper was arrested on suspicion of marijuana possession after sparking a blunt in his hotel room.

Rapper Future launches the brand new single "Move That Dope," featuring Pharrell Williams, Pusha T, and Casino and produced by Mike WiLL Made It.

Californian rapper IAMSU hops on a Big K.R.I.T. instrumental of "Yesterday." On the record, IAMSU reflects on his past and how it intersects with his present and future.

Wale dropped off the remix to his banger "Clappers" recently. Unlike the original, Nicki Minaj and Juicy J do not make an appearance, instead Rick Ross takes on the track along with Fat Trel and Young Thug.

With almost three weeks until it drops, ScHoolBoy Q has released the tracklist for his forthcoming album, Oxymoron . The 15-track compilation includes features from the likes of 2 Chainz, Tyler, The Creator, Raekwon, and array of others.

To accompany his Soul Tape 3 track "Thim Slick," featuring Jeremih, Fabolous presents a black and white visual directed by Gerard Victor.

Before his hot Latina fiance Naya Rivera, who looks incredibly sexy on the cover of Cosmo for Latinas , Big Sean had to get over "Ashley." In the accompanying dramatic music video, the Detroit rapper reminisces on the good times with his ex, but also comes

Ludacris re-ups his party lifestyle with support from Wiz Khalifa and Jeremih. On "Party Girls," produced by Norwegian Cashmere Cat, who samples Aqua's 1997 classic "Barbie Girl," the ATL rap king puts out a public announcement for ride or die chicks with the

Rapper Kanye West reportedly settled a legal suit with an instigating teenager for more than $250,000.