Drake

If you attend one of Drake's show dates for his 'Would you like a tour?' U.S. trek and like one of his outfits then you may need to head to a Calvin Klein retailer.

Regardless of whether they would've liked one or not, Philly "Would You Like A Tour?" attendees didn't get their show last night.

Either Drake didn't want to deal with a $1.5 million lawsuit from Future or the two settled their differences like men -- all we know is Future is back on his "Would You Like a Tour?"?

Rick Ross brings his MMG flare to Drake's "Hold On, We're Going Home" (Remix). The track opens with Rick Ross talking about his special girl and their experiences.

Despite it leaking prior to its release, Drake's third studio effort "Nothing Was the Same" debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 200 chart, selling 658,000 in its first week.

Despite it leaking prior to its release, Drake's third studio effort "Nothing Was the Same" debuted at No. 1 on Billboard's Hot 200 chart, selling 658,000 in its first week.

Drake is making Jay Z moves by linking up with the Toronto Raptors as their global ambassador. The "Started From The Bottom" rapper is now an executive for his home team and seems excited about the opportunity.

Drake is making Jay Z moves by linking up with the Toronto Raptors as their global ambassador. The "Started From The Bottom" rapper is now an executive for his home team and seems excited about the opportunity.

The music video for Drake's "Hold On, We're Going Home," off of his new studio album 'Nothing Was The Same', is an explosive visual that takes place in Miami during 1985 and tells the elaborate tale of a damsel in distress.

Rappers Drake and The Game came together for a major collaboration, but it's not music related. The two hip hop stars dug in their pockets and donated $10,000 each to an Ohio house fire victim.

Drake's Nothing Was The Same (NWTS) has sprung a leak with the 7 minute-long track "Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2" featuring Jay Z.

With his third LP Nothing Was The Same dropping shortly (Sept 24), and the single "Hold On, We're Going Home" blowing up the airwaves, Drake appeared on Jimmy Fallon last night and debuted a new song from the upcoming album called "Too Much" featuring Sampha,