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During an interview with DJ Whoo Kid, Fif revealed that he regrets creating the group who helped propel the careers of Lloyd Banks, Young Buck, and Tony Yayo, before adding that he has no plans of creating a documentary around the group after Whoo Kid raised the question due to the increase in Hip-Hop documentaries.

Though Drake is relegated to shooting his part from the comfort of his Canadian home due to the Coronavirus shutting down travel from the all sides of the border. Luckily for Drizzy he has a little pull in the music game and recruits non other than fellow Mountie, Justin Bieber to fill in for him and recite his verse throughout the visuals as he throws a soiree at his mansion with tons of guests and no masks to be seen. 

The Queen Bey turns 39 years old today.

Black-owned candle companies are taking over the lifestyle game!

Fans react with excitement for this new music before the full track is released at midnight!

DaBaby’s latest offering Blame It On DaBaby deluxe album has been bumping all over the place since it’s August 4th release, and with the Fall underway, the North Carolina rapper is looking to ride his wave all the way to the end of the year.

Chris Rock and Naomi Campbell linked up via Youtube and things got a little spicy when the comedian brought up one of those crazy nights involving Mike Tyson...

The 22-year-old Georgia native was arrested after bursting into a random family's home armed with a hatchet allegedly looking for his girlfriend.

During a sermon, the pastor revealed that he's slipped once again and will be seeking help from therapists and others in his shared position.

Andrew Gillum and his wife will be interviewed on the season premiere of "The Tamron Hall Show" in what has been billed as a chance for the former Florida gubernatorial candidate to open up about his infamous hotel incident.

In Washington, D.C., police reportedly shot Black teen Deon Kay in the back, setting off a flurry of protests and demands for answers in the city's Southeast section.

If you said you saw this coming, we're going to call you a liar. NBA legend Steve Nash is the new head coach of the Brooklyn Nets, and Twitter has been reacting ever since the news dropped.