The actor, 70, just starred in the hit film 'Five Nights at Freddy's 2.' ...

Andre founded Uptown Records, which was responsible for bringing us Al B. Sure and Heavy D. Once Diddy began interning for Andre, he helped discover and break artists for the label, such as Jodeci, ...

Suge Knight won’t be eligible for parole until 2034. Here’s everything to know about where the former music executive is ...

Suge Knight opened up about his feelings for Eve and reignited old tensions with Dr. Dre. Knight didn’t confirm a romantic relationship with the Grammy-winning rapper but made it clear she still holds ...

Suge Knight called Diddy’s sentence the “deal of the centuries” and accused him of being protected by the feds while mocking his courtroom theatrics. Suge Knight took direct aim at Diddy from behind ...

Of course Suge Knight has something to say when it comes to Diddy’s drama. The also incarcerated former mogul weighed in on Diddy’s recent 50-month prison sentence, and he’s not holding back. Speaking ...

Suge Knight and Sean “Diddy” Combs share a complicated and often tense history in the music industry, shaped by their roles as two of hip-hop’s most influential moguls. Knight, co-founder of Death Row ...

Suge Knight accused Diddy of being protected by federal authorities and mocked his courtroom presentation. Suge Knight wasted no time unloading on Diddy following the mogul’s 50-month prison sentence, ...

Tupac's friends may have redefined the meaning of a bizarre send-off, at least that is what Suge Knight will have his fans believe. The former Death Row Records boss disclosed that the rapper's close ...

Suge Knight alleges Tupac Shakur’s ashes were rolled into a blunt and smoked by his friends after his cremation. Suge Knight says Tupac Shakur didn’t want to be cremated but was anyway—and according ...

*Suge Knight opened up about Tupac‘s final hours during a rare interview from prison with People. He was in the car with the rapper when gunfire struck them in Las Vegas on September 7, 1996. The two ...

Anyone who’s watched the Method Man and Redman cult classic comedy How High might recall how low-key disturbing, yet comedic it was to watch Method Man use the ashes of his dearly departed homie to ...