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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.

Drake drops 'Iceman' tomorrow. Before the album lands, we go deep on the career of the most charted artist in Billboard history: the records, the impact, the OVO empire, what the industry says about him, and why this is the most important release of his career.

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.

Drake is making waves once again, but this time, it's not just about hit records. From legal battles and high-stakes feuds to a festival takeover and a viral stunt, the Toronto rap mogul seems to always be at the center of controversy, good or bad.

In a surprising turn of events, Drake has postponed the remaining dates of his Anita Max Win Tour in Australia and New Zealand, citing a "scheduling conflict." The affected performances were slated for March 4 in Brisbane, March 7 in Sydney, and March 15-16

In a move that underscores his unwavering dominance in music, Drake has reclaimed the title for the biggest single-day streaming record on Spotify.

Drake has always been a master at controlling the narrative, but his latest cryptic message has fans and the industry alike wondering what's coming next.

Despite all the drama surrounding his name, Drake is still wowing people, spreading love, and putting on for his fans.

Drake just dropped the official music video for his track "NOKIA." The visual is a stripped-down, lo-fi experience that taps deep into early-2000s aesthetics, pushing heavy on nostalgia while staying grounded.

Drake has taken his legal war with Universal Music Group (UMG) to a new level, filing a 107-page amended complaint that zeroes in on Kendrick Lamar's Super Bowl LVIII halftime performance.

Kendrick Lamar is sitting on top of the rap game like never before, but there’s a question that’s hard to ignore: Should he be thanking Drake for his biggest commercial success yet?

The long-standing debate over ghostwriting has once again ignited after Kendrick Lamar's Grammy-winning diss track, "Not Like Us," which took aim at rap superstar Drake, who has faced scrutiny for allegedly not writing all of his own bars.