With some great tracks and collabs in 2013 and steady sales of his debut album, My Own Lane, Kid Ink has announced the "My Own Lane Tour".

Nicki Minaj gets the ball rolling for her forthcoming album, The Pink Print . The Grammy winner issues the surprise music video for "Lookin Ass Ni**a," letting it be known that she's true to hip hop all while getting at non-man ass ni**as.

Atlanta rapper Scott King (formerly Q Da Kid) rounds up fellow ATLiens Bobby V and producer Bryan Michael Cox for his new joint "Got You Covered." Add this to your Valentine's Day hip-hop mix.

Need a classic hip-hop fix? You're in luck, 'cause yesterday, a Wu Tang Clan video was resurrected from the vaults in the form of "Y'all Been Warned" from their 2001 album Iron Flag .

It's almost Valentine's Day and even rappers are feeling the love! Using a sample of Jhene Aiko's "Mirrors" (flip produced by VanCity Beats), Detroit-bred rapper Billionaire B woos his woman with romantic flows on "Angel," a track from his upcoming Canadian

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.