After much delay, Lil Wayne drops his highly anticipated mixtape, Dedication 5, over the Labor Day weekend. Hosted by DJ Drama, the 29-tracks set features appearances from 2 Chainz, T.I., Future, Birdman and More.

A former stylist is suing rapper Drake for $76,490. Michael Raphael claims the "Started From The Bottom" rapper owes him the amount for shopping and other expenses he initially paid for while he was his styling consultant.

The recession is a mutha. Richie Grand is both working hard and hardly working in the song/video for "Unemployed." "Man I've been workin' for years, still haven't gotten hired," he flows.

What do you get when you combine the radio-friendly flows of Nelly with British up-and-comer Daley's soulful vocals? The result would be "Heaven," the St.

Ace Hood drops the music video for "Before the Rollie," a collaboration with Maybach rapper Meek Mill. Directed by Itchy House Films, with a cameo from DJ Khaled, the clip shows Ace and Meek in the streets rapping about their rags to riches.

If you were not able to make it to Philly for a dope festival sponsored by Budweiser you might as well get something from Rappersroom.

From his #ThugThursday series, Slim Thug offers "Flex 4Eva" featuring Beat King and Boston George, where they plan on living the flashy life for as long as they can.

Cam'ron may have stood up fans on July 4 when his mixtape Ghetto Heaven Vol.1 never dropped (maybe because the world was buzzing over Jay-Z's Magna Carta ?), but the Harlem rapper steps out today with a new track "Welcome To My World," a track that has Killa

The second season just ended, but word around the "A" is that Waka Flocka Flame (aka Juaquin Malphurs) is headed to the small screen on a weekly basis for your drama-filled viewing pleasure.

Jay Z unleahes the dark Anthony Mandler-directed music video for "Holy Grail," a down to earth track for the many who deal with the cycles of life -- Jay-Z paints his triumph in his lyrics and Justin adds a soulful, eargasmic vibe.

With a title like "Sweet Serenade," and a feature from R and B crooner Chris Brown, you would think Pusha T would lighten up and do something special for the ladies.

On discovering love for music For me, it started in my dad's basement. I was 12 years old and he used to record these hood dudes around the way so they were rapping and one day it was this freestyle cypher thing and I was like man I'm going to try this out,