Drake's "Would You Like a Tour?" will head overseas following the North American leg, which wraps December 18.

The release of Eminem's forthcoming album The Marshall Mathers LP 2 is among us on (Nov. 5), and the lyrical vet has released yet another track from the set called "The Monster" featuring his "Love The Way You Lie" partner Rihanna.

50 Cent can now put the incident with his baby mother behind him. According to TMZ , the G-Unit rapper struck a plea deal to vanquish any possible jail time by supplicating to a no contest for one count of misdemeanor vandalism.

Yo Gotti serves up a gritty street banger "LeBron James" from his upcoming Nov. 19 album "I Am," comparing his hustle to the accolades of the Miami Heat 2-time champ, 4-time MVP.

Oct 28, 2013 marks the date of a remarkable partnership between the Tupac Amaru Shakur Foundation, the media corporation MLE Network, and the digital public relations agency GAME Media.

From T.I.'s 2012 album "Trouble Man: Heavy Is the Head" comes the music video for the smooth track "The Way We Ride" featuring T.I.P.

Jay Z is speaking up regarding the racial profiling allegations against high-end retailer Barney's New York, a company he is collaborating with.

Jamaican star Cham (bka Baby Cham) teams with his wife, O, for a whine and bruk out fest that will surely get you ready for a night of partying.

ScHoolboy Q issues a dark and camera shifty visual for his track "Banger" (MOSHPIT). It opens with ScHoolboy in a dark room as he moves around in a way that seems to be prompted by the bars he's spitting and the accompanying beat.

Yo Gotti's J. Cole assisted "Cold Blood" hit the net recently. The track clocks in at around five minutes, and its hook serves as the foundation for the picture-perfect verses.

Halloween's almost here, kiddies, and Ice Cube aims to terrify in his new video "Sasquatch," in which he portrays a relentless killer on the loose.

Rapper Yo Gotti held a listening session last night (Oct. 24) at Jungle City Studios in New York City for a packed room filled with media and industry folks.