Childish Gambino's album "Because the Internet" will drop soon enough (Dec 10), and that time will fly by quickly so it's only right to reveal the cover!

Eminem's childhood home went up in flames yesterday (November 7), according to reports. The Detroit area two-story house, which housed the "Berzerk" rapper and his mother Deborah, is now damaged on the top floor, the section where the fire reportedly started.

Toronto's Tasha the Amazon parties with Family Business, Comeback Season, and more in her latest video for "Tru Life" from her November 12 debut mixtape "FiDiYootDem," the whole project to be produced by Bass and Bakery, made up of Tasha the Amazon and

Eminem marries his vivacious lyrics with Black Moon's classic "I Got Cha Opin" in a new collaboration with the God Buckshot.

Gunplay taps his MMG boss Rick Ross and veteran Lil Wayne for his new smokers single "Kush." Light up, turn up and vibe out!

Eminem knew Rihanna was the right singer for his new single "The Monster" the minute he heard the track.

Busta Rhymes lines up a star-studded roster for his new single "Thank You," a tune from his forthcoming album, ELE 2.

South Side Chicago rap duo Sicko Mobb, known for their move making "bopping" cuts, the latest Chicagoan dance craze, drops the brand new offering "Maserati," with assistance from Lil Durk.

Snoopzilla dons a Jheri Curl for some authentic funk in the video for "Faden Away." He and Dam-Funk with their band 7 Days of Funk provide the retro sounds for an old school basement jam.

DMX, real name Earl Simmons, can't seem to keep himself out of trouble, especially in his home state of South Carolina.

DJ Suss One was on the 1s and 2s as concertgoers filed into the Barclays Center arena. Just by the response to the music he spinned, one could tell that the audience was ready for the artists' to turn up on the Powerhouse stage.

Talib Kweli addresses illuminati conspiracy talk in his new single "The Wormhole," where he urges illuminati theorists to re-think their speculation.