Drake

Drake has finally revealed what Fear of Missing Out is: a film premiering September 15 on YouTube. The bigger clue may be his description of FOMO as a project that was also scored by his inner circle.

Authentic Brands Group owns 51% of OVO's trademarks, Drake owns 44%, and Vince Holding Corp. now runs the stores under a license that stretches past 2050. The SEC filings show where the $117.6 million goes and what Drake actually kept.

Drake has set September 15 for FOMO on YouTube, extending a 2026 run that already produced three albums, a No. 1 single and a pile of Billboard records.

RBX refiled his streaming-fraud suit against Spotify, alleging the platform bans the little guy for fake plays while waving through bot-inflated superstar catalogs.

Madonna's tenth U.S. #1 is not the story. The story is the three things she got right that legacy artists in Black music keep half-doing.

From The Gap Band to MOLIY, here are 30 timeless cookout anthems arranged in chronological order to soundtrack your ultimate summer backyard gathering.

Apple Music just crowned Drake its most-streamed artist ever, atop a top 20 dominated by hip-hop and R&B. Why the viral red graphic is really a Black Music Month story about who built the sound, and who still owns it.

Drake's Iceman is packed with subliminal disses, hidden references, and layered bars aimed at Kendrick Lamar, DJ Khaled, LeBron James, and more. Here is a full track-by-track breakdown of every target and every meaning decoded.

This week in hip-hop and R&B: Drake drops three albums and Spotify issues a correction on his streaming records, Cardi B leads the 2026 BET Award nominations with six nods, Pooh Shiesty gets a July trial date in the Gucci Mane robbery case, and Wiz Khalifa lands on Romania's international wanted list. Here is every major story you need to know.

Drake dropped three albums at once, broke a Spotify record, and still found time to film a funny Nike ad with Kevin Durant. Here's the full breakdown of the Iceman era.

Drake drops three albums at once, Givēon expands Beloved with Act II, Chris Brown and Usher announce their massive R&B stadium tour, Mariah the Scientist stays hot, and veteran soul stars remind everyone why the classics still win. Here is everything that happened in hip-hop and R&B this week.

Normal people might gamble at home or hit a casino for a few rounds at the poker table, but Drake ? He takes it to another level, renting out an entire club just so he can place his bets in solitude.