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Yet another woman is accusing music mogul Russell Simmons of rape. The Def Jam Recordings cofounder has been accused by multiple women of sexual misconduct, though he has denied all of them. -
Russell Simmons Says He's 'Innocent Of All Rape Charges,' Takes Lie Detector Test To Prove It
Russell Simmons wants to take the lie detector test to address all the rape accusations against him. He plans to release the results once he completes all tests. -
Pusha T Donates Truckloads of Water Bottles to Aid Flint Michigan Crisis
Along with The Game, Big Sean, Meek Mill and more, Pusha T has donated truckloads water bottles to the Flint, Michigan water crisis. -
Russell Simmons Discusses the Importance of Eating Healthy Food and Criticizes the FDA
Russell Simmons discusses his vegan lifestyle and the issues present within the FDA. -
Russell Simmons and Others Back Away From Donald Trump as His Notoriety Continues
Donald Trump's rise to the top of the Republican heap has many of his African-American, celebrity friends attempting to distance themselves from his remarks. Among these icons include Hip Hop mogul Russell Simmons. -
Russell Simmons Writes Open Letter Donald Trump: "Stop the Bullsh*t"
Like many, Russell Simmons is offended by Donald Trump's politics and has written an open letter to the Republican candidate where he pleads with him to "stop the bullsh*t." The hip-hop mogul additionally cites that Trump has been an "amazing friend" to him over the years. -
Russell Simmons Creates Broadway Hip-Hop Musical 'The Scenario'
Russell Simmons is creating a project that further connects hip-hop to Broadway. The Def Jams co-founder is planning a Broadway musical called "The Scenario" that will highlight the early days of hip-hop. -
Geraldo Rivera Says Hip-Hop Is 'Destructive Culturally'
Journalist Gerald Rivera recently sat down with HuffPost Live to talk about everything from Brian Williams to hip-hop. His take on the latter resulted in the reporter calling out Russell Simmons and moguls of his caliber for encouraging a culture that separates people from the mainstream and results in the inability to find gainful employment. He took a few other shots at the genre that are sure to receive a response by Simmons in the near future. He said the genre is "destructive culturally." -
Iggy Azalea, Kim Kardashian, Jennifer Hudson and Others Share Their New Year's Resolutions on Twitter
Happy New Year! Hopefully you haven't bailed on your resolution yet. If you need some inspiration, a few musicians and actors took to Twitter to share their plans for 2015. Iggy Azalea, Jennifer Hudson and Kim Kardashian all tweeted out their resolutions yesterday (Dec. 31) before 2014 came to a close. -
Run-DMC Producer Larry Smith Dead at 63, Russell Simmons and Darryl McDaniels Respond on Twitter
Prior to the Rick Rubin-produced "Walk This Way" remix featuring Run-DMC and Aerosmith, there was Larry Smith. The legendary producer was the mastermind behind the rap trio's first two groundbreaking albums, 'Run-DMC' and 'King of Rock.' Russell Simmons and Darryl McDaniels both took to Twitter to honor Smith, who died recently at the age of 63. -
Nas Calls America's Racial Divide 'Embarrassing'
Ever since he burst onto the scene in the early 1990s, Nas has been one of the most socially and politically conscious artists in hip-hop, which means he has been particularly vocal in recent months about the ever-increasing racial tensions in this country. In a new interview with "Time," the Queensbridge rapper discusses the racial divide in the United States and compares our country to South Africa during its oppressive apartheid era. "It's not cool to look like apartheid South Africa 1988," the rapper laments. "How are we going to be the free world or the most powerful country when inside this country we're fighting because of skin color? That's just embarrassing. I'm one of the guys that's out there saying, 'Listen, it has to stop.'" "America, we are really smart enough to figure it out," Nas continues, "but I guess it's safer to hang out and be ignorant, be hateful and think that one person is better than the other." Recently, Nas has joined Russell Simmons in the New York City protests in response to the deaths of Eric Garner and Michael Brown at the hands of police officers. -
Russell Simmons Vs. Bill O'Reilly on Racial Divisions, Pair Talk About Violence in Black Communities [WATCH]
Russell Simmons, of Run DMC fame, recently sat in the hot chair on The O'Reilly Factor to discuss some of the fallout from the grand jury decisions in Ferguson and Staten Island. Bill O'Reilly didn't go easy on him, but Simmons stuck to his guns and made some great points on national television. As is usual on the show, O'Reilly and his guest get into it -
Russell Simmons Discusses Royalties, New Era of Music Industry
The debate over music streaming is important for the future of the industry, but Simmons says the core of financial gain exists outside royalties. -
Diddy, Jadakiss, Ma$e & More Recount Bad Boy's Early Beginnings
To commemorate the label and its success, GQ called on Jadakiss, Ma$e, Bad Boy President Andre Harrell, and Sean "Diddy/Puff Daddy" Combs himself, alongside artists and industry insiders, to recount the greatness that is Bad Boy. -
Russell Simmons Talks Shaq Record Deal
Russell Simmons wishes he signed Shaq to his label back in the day.
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