William E. Ketchum III

Marsha Ambrosius speaks about family, being a fly on the wall for mythical studio sessions, and finding peace after leaving Floetry,

In a candid conversation with VIBE, Joe Budden talks about leaving rap behind and spats with Diddy.

"I'm cautiously optimistic," says C-Murder's lawyer.

“The two biggest rappers in the world are on a DJ Paul production,” DJ Paul hints on the phone. Not only does he have a beat on what may be arguably the biggest album of the year, Drake’s Scorpion, but on one of the biggest songs of the year: “Talk Up,” featuring JAY-Z.

Kanye’s art suggests is that the man is hurting, and his eighth studio album, Ye, proves that inner anguish isn’t always a fast track to outward genius.

As shocking as Pusha’s below-the-belt barbs may seem, they’re not so rare in the history of hip-hop.

Jordan will go down as one of the most iconic athletes and pop culture figures of all time, but all things considered, LeBron is the GOAT.

In this past week’s battle with Pusha T, the 6 God appears to have been outsmarted for the first time.

Pusha T has been bodying verses for as long as anyone has heard him, but his latest release, the noticeably concise DAYTONA, has the younger Thornton brother sounding the most deliberate he’s been since Clipse’s 2006 LP Hell Hath No Fury.

The #MeToo and #TimesUp movements have directly impacted the careers of men who have committed varying levels of sexual assault (Harvey Weinstein, Kevin Spacey), or who have operated in a gray area (Aziz Ansari). But should Mike Tyson suffer the same fate?

Last month, Kanye West announced an onslaught of new G.O.O.D. Music projects slated to drop over the summer - and first up is none other than the label’s president, Pusha T, with a new album titled DAYTONA.

Book Of Ryan continues a four-year, six-album streak of top-tier lyricism, with noted personal and artistic growth in the process.

William Ketchum III explains why more and more black men are speaking about mental illness, depression and even being open about therapy.

Robbin Season has hardened Earn, and he’s made it clear that he won’t be eaten. But it’s cost him a lot in the process.