Drake

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,

Drake continues the hype surrounding his forthcoming third studio album with the release of "Wu-Tang Forever," a song that sees the Young Money MC reminiscing about a past fling.

Drake releases the official tracklist for "Nothing Was The Same", his forthcoming third studio album. He took to Twitter to ask his followers if they wanted a track list and posted a link to it.

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.

Drake started it from a sensitive place for the ladies with "Hold On We're Going Home". He followed it with the high energy "Started From The Bottom".

Drake shows his progression from child to man on two artistic covers for his upcoming third studio album, Nothing Was The Same .

The month of August (2013) marks the 16 th anniversary of XXL magazine, and Drake is the man of the month as he graces the cover of for their 150 th issue.

Drake calls on his chart-topping peers 2 Chainz and Big Sean for the next single "All Me" from his third album, Nothing Was The Same .

Drake teams up with man of the hour J. Cole to tackle a freestyle called "Jodeci." "B*tches screaming like Jodeci back," each MC rhymes over the Jodeci-like track.

Complete with champagne in overly bubbly hot tubs, Lil Wayne in his Hot Boys-days scully, rapping in front of random helicopters, and talking on chunky brick cell phones, the 90s are back, baby!