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Last October, the Migos announced their MigosThuggin mixtape with Young Thug, but it seems the project has been shelved for the time being. Offset explained the tape’s delay during a recent interview. -
Ghostface Killah, Killah Priest Share Hilarious Informerical For Hash Oil 'Wu Goo'
Ghostface Killah and Killah Priest are the latest artists to get in the weed business. With a hilarious new infomercial, Ghostface introduces his new line of flavored hash oil with the help of a middle-aged white woman who is supposed to be a first time user. -
Meek Mill Releases New Video for 'The Trillest' After Drop of 4/4 [WATCH]
Not long after releasing the EP, '4/4,' Meek Mill released the video for "The Trillest." The track off of his most recent studio album, 'Dreams Worth More Than Money,' made a splash when it originally drop and the visuals are finally here to match it. -
Boosie Badazz & C-Murder Announce 'Penitentiary Chances' Joint Album
Last week, Juvenile and Mannie Fresh announced their joint album with Lil Wayne and now it looks like another set of Louisiana rappers are planning to collaborate. Word on the Web is Boosie Badazz and C-Murder will put out an album together, titled 'Penitentiary Chances.' -
Tidal Free Trial Users Check Your Bank Account, Jay Z's Music Service Might Have Charged You
If you're one of the 1 million current subscribers or among the hundreds of thousands of former free trial users, you may want to take a peek at your bank account and make sure you haven't been charged $19.99, the price of one month of Tidal's high fidelity audio service. -
Techno Marching Band MEUTE Cover Ame's Deep House Track ‘Rej’ [WATCH]
MEUTE, the self-described "techno marching band," has demonstrated the depths of Germany's love of house and techno by taking their brass and drums renditions of classic dance tracks to the streets of Hamburg. Now a video of the group performing a cover of Ame's 2005 deep house track, "Rej," has been making the rounds of the internet. -
Donald Glover Wants His New Show 'Atlanta' to be Like 'Twin Peaks' With Rappers
Donald Glover's new half hour comedy on FX, "Atlanta," will be similar to the 1990's television series "Twin Peaks," cast with rappers. -
Ciara, Russell Wilson Taunted Relentlessly After Ex Future Dropped 'Purple Reign' Mixtape
This weekend was a mix of highs and lows for R&B songstress, Ciara, and her beau, Russell Wilson, who were taunted relentlessly after her ex fiance, Future, dropped his 'Purple Reign' mixtape. -
Cher Donates 181,440 of Bottles of Water to Flint Residents Experiencing Contamination
After hearing about Flint, Michigan's drinking water lead contamination issue, pop diva Cher decided to lend a helping hand to the town's residents by teaming up with Icelandic Glacial in order to donate 121,440 bottles of water to the city. -
K Camp Bemoans the Lack of Black Artists that Receive Nominations from Respected Institutions
Atlanta rapper K Camp discuses his distaste over the lack of African American nominees and award recipients in major American institutions of accolades. -
Avicii, RAC Remix PRMD's Morten 'Beautiful Heartbeat'
Danish producer and DJ Morten just released his new single "Beautiful Heartbeat" featuring Frida Sundemo on Avicii's label PRMD. To along with the new single PRMD tabbed a group of producers to remix the track including label boss Avicii, RAC and others. -
Eagles' Guitarist and Singer Glenn Frey Dead at 67
The rock 'n' roll world has lost another musical icon this month. On Jan. 18, Eagles announced that founding member and guitarist Glenn Frey has died after a battle with several ailments at the age of 67.
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